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refers to the forms of a syllogism designated by A, E, I, or O; the major premise designation comes first, followed by the designation for the minor, then the designation for the conclusion. (Study 3)
출처: www2.sjsu.edu/logic/glossary.htm
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The feeling created by a piece of music.
출처: www.bsokids.com/kids/sound_off/music_dictionary.as...
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The emotional tone of the play.
출처: infoweb.newsbank.com/correlationbank/StateCorrelat...
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the atmosphere (eg, pensive, reflective, comic, etc.) which prevails in a work; the attitude the reader gets from the work.
출처: www.mc3.edu/aa/lal/workshops/LiteraryDefinitions.h...
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the atmosphere of a piece of writing (or any work of art) and the feelings which it evokes. Some of the sound patterns and images of
출처: www.trinityhigh.com/curric/english/literat/glossar...
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