Quoting the Words of an Authority Is a Good Idea-Even

question 33

True/False

Quoting the words of an authority is a good idea-even if your audience is unfamiliar with the person-as long as you genuinely respect the authority that you are quoting.

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Definitions:

Veiled Allegory

A story, poem, or piece of art that uses symbolic figures, actions, or representations to convey a hidden or indirect meaning, often with political, moral, or social commentary.

HUAC Hearings

Public hearings conducted by the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) to investigate and root out suspected Communist influences within the United States, particularly during the Cold War.

Blacklist

A list of people or entities who are denied a particular recognition, service, or commodity due to political reasons, ethical concerns, or industry standards.

Auteur Theory

A film criticism concept that suggests the director's personal vision, style, and creative input predominately shape a film, making them the "author" of the movie.