Sophistication of Thought
Definition
Sophistication of thought refers to the level of complexity and depth in a literary argument. It involves analyzing multiple layers of meaning, considering different perspectives, and making insightful connections.
Related terms
Critical Thinking: The ability to analyze information objectively and make reasoned judgments.
Subtext: The underlying or implied meaning in a text that is not explicitly stated.
Nuance: A subtle difference or distinction in meaning, often requiring careful observation or interpretation.
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AP English Literature - 3.5 Identifying evidence and supporting literary arguments
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