The author's attitude can be seen in the tone?

Answer 1

The attitude of an author are their life experiences, leanings, views, and perceptions as contained and manifested by plot, dialogues, and even direct omniscient narration. Understanding author attitude's are critical aspect to critically analyzing literature.

Answer 2

I only have the speaker's attitude..

Sorry :|

1. Giving Advice

- giving opinion about what matter person should do

-giving a recommendation/ suggestion

example: I think you have to answer that call.

You should stop talking now.

2. Assuring

-to convince somebody

-to make something certain/sure

example: Just close you eyes and everything will be fine.

3. Expressing Possibility

-expressing something is possible to happen.

example: It might rain tomorrow.

4. Expressing Facts

-something known to be true

example: Nobody is at home today.

5. Complaining

-expressing discontented/unhappiness about something

example: Where have you been? I've been waiting here for hours?

6. Necessity

-something important or a need

example: I have to clean the room before mom gets home.

7. Expressing Suspicion

-feeling that something is wrong

-in doubt

example: Don't you find it strange that they're always starring at us?

>thanks :)

Answer 3

Yes, an author's attitude is typically reflected in the tone of their writing. The choice of words, the level of formality, and the overall emotional quality of the writing can all provide clues about the author's attitude towards the subject matter.

Answer 4

An author's attitude can usually be seen in the tone in which he guides a storyline. There are comical and somber tones.

Answer 5

Tone

Answer 6

none