Each Context of Writing Contains Four Elements: the Subject Matter

question 40

Multiple Choice

Each context of writing contains four elements: the subject matter, the ethos, the purpose, and:

• A) the language
• B) the publication
• C) the cognitive response
• D) the objective information
• E) the audience

Understand the cultural and societal contexts influencing Japanese art, including ukiyo-e.

Recognize the historical background and artistic importance of iconic Japanese structures.

Grasp the impact of Japanese art on Western artists.

Understand the role of folk art in modern Japan.

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