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20 July, 21:45

A strategy we use to make inferences about characters is

cation

O setting + assumptions

make generalizations made about types of people

textual evidence + prior knowledge + human nature

only use direct characterization to understand characters

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  1. 20 July, 23:53
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    The best option to make inferences about characters is:

    Textual evidence + prior knowledge + human nature

    Explanation:

    An inference is a conclusion based on some evidence and reasoning.

    Evidence in making inferences about characters is textual evidence, and reasoning is prior knowledge + human nature.

    Prior knowledge is everything we have learned. For example in this case, it could be how a King behaves, how he should be, how people of certain race, geography or ethnic group behave etc., what are their characteristics, how people in specific situations and conditions behave (e. g colonized people) - all this is part of our prior knowledge. Knowledge about human nature (this too is part of prior knowledge) is also considered while making inferences about characters.

    Setting + assumption is not a correct strategy because although setting influences a character (not to much extent) but assumption is never allowed for making an inference.

    Making generalization is also a wrong strategy because generalization are hardly correct.

    Using direct characterization and eliminating textual evidence, prior knowledge will also lead to reaching a wrong inference.
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