Considering and understanding the attitude of a non-fiction text
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I can identify and analyse connotations and semantic fields to consider the writer’s attitude towards certain subjects.
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A writer’s attitude is how they feel about a subject.
We might identify and analyse their attitude by considering connotations of words and semantic fields.
A writer’s attitude is important because it helps us to understand what their intentions were.
A writer’s attitude can also influence the perception of the reader and how they see the writer and subject.
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