...Reflections Of Love Table of Contents Prologue Storge (Affection in families)-Definition The Little Black Boy- William Blake Winter Trees- Sylvia Plath Mother to Son- Langston Hughes Philia (Friendship)- Definition Love and Friendship- Emily Bronte Time to Talk- Robert Frost Eros (Romance)- Definition Somewhere Never Traveled- E.E. Cummings Wind and Window- Robert Frost She Walks in Beauty- Lord George Byron Agape (Unconditional Love)- Definition How Do I Love Thee- Elizabeth Barrett Browning Love is More Thicker than Forget- E.E. Cummings Biographies Epilogue Storge Affection Affection- is the love through familiarity, especially between family members or people who have otherwise found themselves together by chance. It is described as the most natural, emotional feeling because it is outcome of love due to family ties. Fatefully, it is the strong point what makes it the most defenseless. The affection is “built-in” and as a consequence people expect it. Prologue This poetry anthology is a collection of poems, which shows the people's view of love. As I am a hopeless romantic, I chose this topic. I think the journey that life takes us all on is one filled with many adventures. I believe to truly live life to the fullest would be to love. If a person can say that he or she has never truly been loved or loved someone then he or she has never really lived. The feeling of love is so euphoric. The...
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...frowned upon. I am going to explain why this story caught my interest, explain the reader response method, and I plan to assess the story I chose using the reader response method. I chose Country Lovers by Nadine Gordimer because I love romance and mystery stories that are full of suspense and drama. Country Lovers is one of those short stories that have romance, suspense, and drama. Thebedi and Paulus are the main characters in this story. Thebedi and Paulus grew up together on Paulus father farm. (Gordimer, 1975) Thebedi and Paulus were childhood friends who flirtation leads to them to have a sexual relationship. (Gordimer, 1975) This story is full of suspense, drama, and romance. Thebedi had gotten pregnant from Paulus but she never told him. (Gordimer, 1975) She married another man he was a member of her tribe in South Africa. (Gordimer, 1975)When Paulus returned, he found out that she had married another man and had a baby. (Gordimer, 1975) The baby that Thebedi gave birth too was Paulus baby. (Gordimer, 1975) Paulus did not know that Thebedi daughter was his. (Gordimer, 1975) Paulus thought that she had gotten pregnant from her husband. Paulus was very emotional and suicidal. The passion in this story had my attention to the very end. It had some shocking details. The prohibited romance theme was great because it was something that others could relate too. Racial prejudice is something that still goes on today. The analytical method I chose to use...
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...! 1 Running head: SPEECH ANALYSIS Speech Analysis Marianna Henud Cresci UBIS University ! SPEECH ANALYSIS 2 Abstract: This paper responds to two questions presented by professor Philippe Laurent of Organisational Communication course related to the weekly learning material and analyses Steve Job’s speech at Stanford University. ! SPEECH ANALYSIS 3 1. As a listener, what are the biggest clues you have that a speaker has not taken the time to adapt the presentation so it is appropriate for a particular situation? Think of examples of speeches you have seen that did not take into account the situation (audience, speaker, and occasion). What was the impact of this negligence? There are several questions to be asked when watching a presentation that will help identifying if the speaker was prepared or/and if the speaker adapted the presentation to the particular situation. - Is the speaker adapting to the time? For example, consider a formal presentation at an office that was scheduled at two in the afternoon and was rescheduled to six in the evening. The speaker did the exact one hour presentation he spent days planning, without considering that the listeners are tired and itching to go home. Consequently, leaving the speaker frustrated from not getting the expected response from the colleagues. An attentive speaker would have changed his approach to a quicker, more direct presentation. - Is the presenter repeating information that was already given by the previous...
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...“P.S. I Love You” Cindy Sheldon ENG225: Introduction to Film Instructor: Sarah Snook September 7, 2013 “P.S. I Love You” Introduction: For this film critique essay I will be writing about the movie P.S. I Love You (2007). This paper will explore the storytelling, the actors as well as how they act in the film. We will explore the cinematography, editing, sound, and the style and directing for this movie. The last few things we will explore are the impact this film had on society (if any), the genre, what is the best way to analyze this film. When all these aspects of the movie are examined we will see how a script comes to life on the big screen. Storytelling: This film is shot in non-linear form, it starts with the present and throughout the movie we are given glimpses into the past. This story takes place in several different places which include Ireland and New York City. The main female character (Holly) experiences an internal conflict when her husband Gerry passes away from an illness at a very young age. Holly is able to resolve her conflict with help from her friends, family, and her deceased husband. The symbolism in this film is that love can overcome anything including death. For us, the viewers, relates to our human nature. If we are lucky we have all been able to experience the type of love that is portrayed in this film. That love that we never see coming, but hits us like a “ton of bricks”. The kind of love most of us only get to experience...
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...Running Head: P.S. I LOVE YOU 1 An Analysis of P.S. I Love You Tammy McDaniel ENG 225 Jonathan Beller August 15, 2011 P.S. I Love You 2 An Analysis of P.S. I Love You The 2007 film, P.S. I Love You, is a film about learning to let go and move on with your life after the death of a spouse. The Film stars Hilary Swank, Million Dollar Baby and Gerard Butler, 300. It also stars Lisa Kudrow as Denise, Gina Gershon as Sharon, James Marsters as John, Kathy Bates as Patricia (Holly's mom), Nellie McKay as Ciara (Holly's sister), Harry Connick Jr. as Daniel, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan as William. This paper will critique the film, 'P.S. I Love You,' through textual and formal analysis focusing on the following elements.. Storytelling, Acting, Cinematography, Editing, Sound, Style and Directing, Societal Impact, Genre, and Film Criticism and Analysis. By examining the films technical elements, you can gain a better understanding of the director's vision of the film. P.S. I Love You is a 2007 American drama directed by Richard LaGavenese. The screenplay by LaGavenese and Steven Rogers is based on the 2004 novel P.S. I Love You by Cecelia Ahern. This film was shot on locations in New York City and county Wicklow, Ireland.(Imdb.com) In this film, P.S. I Love You, Hilary Swank plays Holly, an American who marries an Irishman,Gerry (played by Gerard Butler). Gerry is Holly's soul mate, the love of her life. A few weeks shy of her...
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...FROM LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT TO SOUL MATE: ROMANTIC IDEALS IN POPULAR FILMS AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH YOUNG PEOPLE‘S BELIEFS ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS BY VERONICA HEFNER DISSERTATION Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Speech Communication in the Graduate College of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2011 Urbana, Illinois Doctoral Committee: Professor Barbara J. Wilson, Chair Associate Professor John P. Caughlin Associate Professor Kristen Harrison Associate Professor Travis L. Dixon ABSTRACT Romantic comedy films have been popular since motion pictures first entered the media world. Scholars have speculated why these movies remain appealing to viewers and have argued for several reasons. These movies might foster hope about real-life romance (Galician, 2004), or demonstrate that that there are no limits to how love may manifest itself (Harvey, 1998). Despite this speculation, few studies have systematically investigated the content of these movies or the effects they may have on viewers. The purpose of this dissertation was to investigate that potential. In particular, I conducted two studies that explored the nature of romantic ideals in romantic comedy films and their influence on viewer endorsement of romantic beliefs. The first study was a content analysis of the themes or romantic ideals embedded in romantic comedies. The second study was a survey designed to explore whether exposure to such...
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...There are many worldviews globally and each of them has a different core of understandings. Although it is good to have an understanding of different worldviews out there, it is most important to know as much as you can about the one you follow so that when difficult questions arise, you are prepared to answer them. Understanding and reading the bible will give you an abundance of knowledge as to who Jesus truly is. The bible documents what happened to Jesus and how man forever changed. As Christians, we are given the task of spreading the Gospel and making Jesus known to people who have never heard his name before. We can show them the love they deserve that Jesus showed to us even through all of our sins. This paper will cover who God is, human nature, who Jesus is, restoration, an analysis of the Christian worldview, and a reflection of the Christian worldview. God...
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...Secondary 2 Unseen Practice (I) My Grandmother (a) I think the author’s grandmother was a lonely lady who was deprived of love. From the first stanza, it stated that she ‘watched her own reflection in the brass’, with the words ‘own reflection’ signifying that she was alone, and she was probably a lonely person. Also, the first stanza also said that she was trying to prove that ‘there was no need of love’ when she stared at her own reflection in the brass. This shows that she was trying to tell herself that it was all right to be lonely, that she was comforting herself in her loneliness and deprivation, that despite the fact that there was no one around her to care for her or love her, she wouldn’t care—when the fact was, she did. The fact that she had to prove to herself that ‘there was no need of love’ shows that she didn’t quite believe it herself, and that she was secretly pining for her family’s and granddaughter’s love and concern. In the third stanza, it was stated that she kept things in a ‘long narrow room’ which smelt ‘of absences where shadows come’. This gives a lifeless tone, and the word ‘absences’ shows that there was there was a certain air of abandon, that she felt companionless. There was also a line that says the place smelt old, of ‘things too long kept shut’, and one of these ‘things’ might be her feelings of being lonesome and even deserted. I think that the author’s grandmother is strong at will and emotions too. The poem has given much evidence...
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...checkers. Janie had finally begun to feel as if she fit in again and did not feel as if she was being classed off just because she had been the mayor’s wife. I believe that Tea Cake helped Janie to break out of her shell and she finally realized she needed to stop caring about the other people in town and how they felt about her. I feel that Janie was finally beginning to become genuinely happy again after meeting Tea Cake because she felt accepted by him. I also believe that after meeting Tea Cake Janie came to the realization that it was finally time for her to move on and start her life up again. Evaluation/Analysis of Characters: In chapter eleven of the novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, some people of the town had taken to notice Tea Cake and Janie hanging around one another quite often. Many people had come to Janie to warn her of Tea Cake and told her that he was only after her money. Janie...
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...have people that have been with their mates for years, then suddenly find themselves single as a result of divorce, or because the spouse died unexpectedly. Now, just imagine someone in this situation who frankly hasn’t had a date in years, except with their significant other. They may not be prepared for the challenges of dating, or able to get out and meet people in the traditional manner in which most people are accustomed to dating. In addition, times have changed, and now with advance technology, a person can meet potential suitors online without ever having to leave the house. It is for this reason that online dating has become very popular. People can now search out the type of person who attributes fits more closely with their own ("What causes popularity of online dating?"). With the trend of online dating, there are a number of dating sites where there are millions of people who are utilizing the sites. To subscribe to these various sites, a person will just need to have access to a computer and Internet connection (Nandca, 2012). My company known as Second Time Around will be an Internet Dating Site that will be open to any single persons who are Divorced, Widowed, or a Widower. The company headquarters will be based in the United States, but will also hold an office in Europe. The company’s goal is to be different than all the other dating...
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...A Analysis is the practice of looking closely at small parts to see how they affect the whole, but a Literary analysis focuses on how plot plus structure, character, setting, and many other techniques. That's what I intend to achieve in this essay about The Great Gatsby. In the novel The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald depicts the theme of wealth can breed carelessness in my own opinion. Using the literary techniques of point of view, juxtaposition, and foreshadowing to create meaning in his classic work. The word “careless” sums up Nick's friends as I think and also what the author says in the book himself. For example I feel like Gatsby’s whole life trying to contract his money and status so that he could reach a certain position in life. This is what motivated him to move to west egg to be right across the lake from Daisy, making as much money by doing anything possible. I felt in his position Daisy wanted and needed a man that was wealthy so he changed himself to win her back. At a point him and Daisy were perfect for eachother when he was unwealthy, but their affair foreshadowed that it was a doomed relationship showing that she only wanted him for his money now. As we can see now, the relationship was never doomed at the end for Daisy as she runs away, as her secondary lover dies. Another...
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...Character analysis essay In the great american novel, The Great Gatsby, there are many different types of 3characters.The writer will discuss the character analysis concerning Tom. Tom displays an alarming level of selfishness.This selfishness ends up costing several people their lives.This character represents everything wrong with society. “If we don’t look out the white race will be submerged.This quote is saying that tom was saying some racist stuff to the people he was talking .In the text tom was trying to make a statement to the person who he was talking to the person who he was talking to the favor.So the importance of the quote what is basically saying is just tom is just racist son of a b**** and just selfish.So yeah making his selfishness probably made him jealous when Gatsby and daisy were trying to like go together and that's why him and gatsby fought.And tom is against african americans i guess because why would he just say that just out of nowhere....
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...Lamb” the power of love is portrayed in the author “Zee Edgell’s” writing. The power of love is displayed through characters such as: the Lambs and their support for the Qualos, Beka and Toyice’s friendship, Toyice and Emilio’s relationship, Sister Gabriela support towards Beka and Miss Eila and Toyice’s relationship. To the reader, “Edgell” is suggesting that the power of love is real even thought it may be in both positive and negative aspects. The Lambs and the Qualos portrayed their love for each other with their support. “As many mourners as could fit...were Miss Eila and Toyice, fanning themselves with long-handled straw fans. Here, the reader is aware of the support the Qualos showed the Lambs in their time of mourning. “What seemed like hours later, Beka, her parents, and Miss Eila arrived at the hospital. Toyice had been taken to a ward upstairs and was receiving attention from the nurses...doctor.” “Miss Eila and Toice are like a part of my own family. Toyice helped my wife with Beka and the boys for so many years. It’s only right they should turn to us now.“Miss Eila was adamant, refusing to believe that anything....going home to the place she belonged,’ wouldn’t cure. In the end, Miss Eila had her way.” The Lambs are showing their support to the Qualos as they did when the Lambs were mourning. The Lambs are also showing their love for Toyice. The LAmbs considered the Qualos as family beause they have done so much for them by expressing their love and support. The...
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...A Detailed Lesson Plan in English I. Objectives At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to: 1. Identify statements that show cause and effect relationship. 2. Read a poem correctly and clearly with expressions. 3. Appreciate reading poems. 4. Decode words with “augh” (o) sounds II. Subject Matter Cause and Effect Relationship Reference/s: Fun in English Reading Textbook pages 94-101 Materials: Visual Aids, Charts, Flash Cards, Pictures, Name Tags Values: Develop a genuine love for reading, love for family III. Procedure A. Learning Activities Teacher’s Activity “Good Morning Class...” “Let us pray first...” (Checking of Attendance) ...say present... “Please pick up the pieces of paper under your chair” “So how was your weekend?” “That’s good! Have you enjoyed your weekend bonding with your family?” “That’s good to know. For this morning, our discussion will be in relation to a family. Are you familiar with Barney’s I Love You Song?” “Okay that’s good, so are you ready to sing and have fun today? | Student’s Activity “Good Morning Sir!” (One Student will lead the Prayer) (Students raise their hand and say present as the teacher calls in their name)(Students pick up the pieces of paper) “It was great sir!”...
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...Lauren Strickland Professor Morong LBST 1104-563 17 November 2013 Love The Doctor Analysis On November 3rd, 2013 I watched a production of Love the Doctor in the Black Box Theater at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Love the Doctor is a play by Tirso de Molina; it surrounds the story of a girl Dona Jeronima and how she becomes a doctor and finds love. Jeronima falls in love with a man whom does not realize she exists and then she makes it her mission to make him love her and also to become a doctor. For this production of Love the Doctor I believe that the playwright and creative team was trying to get across the fact that women should always feel empowered. The leading lady did not want to do either of the socially acceptable options for a lady during that time, marry a man that was picked for her or join a nunnery, she wanted to practice medicine. I really believe that this play was trying to show that it is possible to break the metaphorical glass ceiling that women encounter in the work force. The director of this production of Love the Doctor was Erin Freeman. Because I have never seen a different production of this particular play, I do not have anything to compare the particular directing style to. I believe that the director wanted the concept of this play to be that glass ceilings can be broken and that you can achieve whatever you set your mind to. This concept did make the play meaningful to me, being a female and completely understanding...
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