The interactive oral was based on the novella, The Awakening, by Kate Chopin. The interactive oral caused me to understand other possible interpretations and perspectives of the novella. We spent time debating whether the title, The Awakening, or,the title, A Solitary Soul, was more suitable for the novella . This is due to the fact that several of my classmates had varying opinions on Edna’s desire, solitude or independence. I then realized the alternative which the imagery and figurative language
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Formal Analysis on the Wrestlers The Wrestlers an oil painting done by Jean Alexandre Joseph Falguiere in 1875 depicts an all male entourage, that displays the act of wrestling as a sport with a small audience. This painting captures a pause in time and creates an abstraction of representational characters to participate in this act. The formal elements that will be analyzed, discussed, and explained in regards to the painting by Jean Alexandre are subject matter, style, medium/technique, line,
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The demand of services and products among the American population cannot be solely provided by the government. The government provides tenders to outsourcing providers with a channeled supply-chain to ensure constant supply of services and products for the population. Certain protocols have to be followed to ensure the tender awarded to the outsourcing providers is qualified enough and has necessary resources of effective service and product delivery. Among the most outsourcing tenders, is hospitality
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John Quincy Adams’s appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States in his effort to argue for the release and freedom of the Africans. His argument to the Court is composed of various rhetorical strategies that make it persuasive and effective. Throughout his appeal, Adams implements the notable Aristotelian rhetorical elements of ethos, logos, and pathos, each contributing significantly to strengthening the logic and persuasiveness of his assertions. In his opening remarks to the Court, Adams states:
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In the last line of the novel, Death tells Liesel that it is ”haunted” by humans, just like humans are haunted by Death. Although Death witnesses Death daily, he is fearful of- and occasionally awed by- those who live. I can relate to Liesel’s thoughts when she wrote this. Words can cause any kind of emotion, and I can strive to make words “right” by countering harmful propaganda with writing that comes from love, and the ideals of others. Rudy is saying to Liesel that her father stood up for what
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In American society, conservatism and innovation have always been the building foundation of ethics and beliefs of individuals. However, how do we, as these certain individuals, choose the foundation in which are views should be based upon? Should we lean towards conservatism or innovation? Before answering this critical question, I believe that it is best for us to understand what a conservative and innovator is, so that we are able to choose our foundation adequately. From the paper,“The Conservative
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The Walmart employee trampled to death on Black Friday in 2008 was not the only individual to be killed in such a gruesome manner. An eerily similar situation occurred to a pharmacist trying to shop at a Target in 2011. The items sought after by the shoppers were not what caused the two deaths. Likewise, the majority of stuff itself is not creating problems in the world, in fact, it’s finding new, innovative ways to fix them. The real issues at hand are the people with access to the growing amount
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With the world currently drowning in chaos and uncertainty, it is only natural that our nation be up in arms over incredibly important political issues. Millions everywhere are revolting over extremely serious social injustices. People are clawing at each other's throats on the internet over heinous atrocities that threaten to destroy the very essence of the American way, appalling things like…. paper…..cups? No, really. That’s what they’re mad about. Joshua Feuerstein, a former pastor and self-proclaimed
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You will hear four different people talk about things that made them feel strong emotions. Jot each speaker’s information under their corresponding picture. (el 4 es Emmett personaje anterior) • Listen again to the audio and identify each of the speaker’s emotions. 1. Patti ____________________________________________________________ 2. Georgia__________________________________________________________ 3. Rafael___________________________________________________________ 4. Emmett_____
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In their book Freakonomics, Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner disprove of the use of capital punishment, which has been credited for lowering crime rights, as an effective deterrent for crime by utilizing a relatable analogy, condescending diction, and appeal to ethos. The authors begin their explanation for their claim with an analogy that many readers would likely relate to in order to explain the difference between a deterrent and an empty threat. The analogy compares the government to a parent
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