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Language, gender and culture What questions do Chira’s, Brooks’s, and Young’s titles raise for you?
What does Lorde’s title tell you about the topic and purpose of her chapter?
Read only the first two paragraphs of each of the four longer texts (Chira, Brooks, Young, and Lorde).
· What predictions can you make about each text based on the opening paragraphs?
· What questions do those paragraphs raise for you that you hope the reading will answer?
· Based on only the first two paragraphs of each text, what can you infer about the audiences and purposes each author seems to have imagined for his or her text? Explain.

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