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Respostas comentadas de avaliação sobre história e literatura: comentários sobre propaganda de regimes totalitários (ex.: Alemanha nazista) e sobre a linguagem poética e a subjetividade em To the Lighthouse, com justificativas das alternativas, nota e registros de horário.

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Respondido em 11/05/2022 20:15:43
Explicação:
FEEDBACK: The massive communication skills that totalitarian regimes such as
Nazi Germany had, are known today, particularly, because of the impactful
imagery they could provide with the result to produce in the general imagination
of their citizens (and the world) of a successful State. Mass wars, in all their
extent, highlighted how untruthful to the reality of the country those means of
propaganda could actually be, resulting in distortion favoring the ruling Party.
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To the Lighthouse is a highly subjective and extremely poetic novel. In relation
to the poetic language employed by Woolf in To the Lighthouse, it is correct to
say that:
 it is an experiment to bring literature and philosophy closer together.
it is an attempt to be more artistically respectable.
it is a strategy to make the text seem darker and mysterious.
 it is a testament to the difficulty of a totally objective description.
it is a way to narrate World War I with more realism.
Respondido em 11/05/2022 20:40:03
Explicação:
By using highly figurative language, Woolf attests to the way in which it is very
hard to represent the world in an entirely objective way. Therefore, her poetic
style marks the importance of subjectivity in literature. The author was not
aiming at making the text more respectable, darker, philosophical, or realistic.
Her poetic language, this, away, is a testament to the difficulty of a totally
objective description.
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