Good morning‚ Year12 of Wyndham College. My name is Bazil and I am here to briefly discuss the play "The Shoe-Horn Sonata" by John Misto in relation to the use of dramatic techniques used. The Shoe-horn Sonata is concerned with the incarceration of two women held captive in a Japanese prisoner of war (POW) camp. Misto uses the play to demonstrate the devastation of war and the human spirit and will to survive‚ both prevalent themes throughout the play. Such themes are exemplified to the audience
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download the blank assignment from: www.clic.es/en/student-resources (CELTA downloads) you must show evidence of your background reading by including quotes e.g. “When we listen‚ we use a variety of strategies to help us pick up the message” Scrivener‚ Learning Teaching p.178 ASSESSMENT CRITERIA: Successful candidates can show evidence of: awareness of how learners’ backgrounds‚ previous learning experience and learning styles affect learning identifying the learners’ language / skills
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References: Aitken‚ R. (2002) Teaching Tenses. (ELB Publishing) Harmer‚ J. (1991) The Practice of English Language Teaching. (Longman) Scrivener‚ J. (2011) Learning Teaching. (Macmillan Education) Swan‚ M. (2005) Practical English Usage. (Oxford)
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Speak: Melinda and Tree “When the roots are deep‚ there is no reason to fear the wind.” This is a famous proverb of Africa. There might be a lot of similarities between human and tree. Therefore‚ people make comparisons between tree and human easily by their appearances due to their shape——bark is like their skin‚ a trunk with branches‚ just like human bodies and arms. In addition‚ people can also compare the way trees grow and die to the human life. Thus‚ trees are often used to symbolize of human’s
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appearance or in effect‚ and links them together. This means that graphology is closely related in belief to certain myths and folklore‚ such as the Ugandan idea that a woman who cannot have children will have a garden that cannot produce food. (Bartleby‚ 1922) Another example is astrology. Horoscopes are a way to describe people based on when they were born with no additional information. Astrology says that because a person was born under a certain constellation‚ they have the traits attributed
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symbolism to describe an object with deeper meaning. This poem is written by Jean Follain who was a French author‚ poet and corporate lawyer. The reason why I selected this poem‚ is because Jean Follain only used a few sentences to reflect its deep symbolic meaning of this poem. Language makes us human. It helps us to understand our everyday experience and ideas. It will become more powerful by using symbolism instead of the customary language. In the written world‚ the role of symbolism in the poem
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well as the view society had of me‚ which has helped my life progress with little social troubles. The third perspective from the sociological imagination is the symbolic interaction. Symbolic interactionism looks at how people’s ideas and behavior change as symbols change (Henslin: 15). In relation to social imagination‚ the symbolic interaction society develops shapes people. I know as an athlete‚ that people look at me and expect me to act in a certain way. I have been symbolized as an athlete
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winter. The last lines of the poem continue to build on the mystery and are a cryptic‚ sad description of a door. The author talks about a door existing‚ opening‚ and closing. The reader is left to wonder is this an actual door or is the word door symbolic and life like. This example of figurative language encourages the reader to think about the symbolism of the light peeking out under the door. “But here a slip of light stays‚ like a scrap of unreadable paper on the floor‚ or
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endowments that were to give such power over their hearts. The handprint could also represent that she had been touched by God Another aspect of the birthmark to consider is that it deeply interwoven with the texture and substance of her being‚ would lead us to think that her flaws weather literal or symbolic are deeply woven into her character and cannot be easily removed. As we see from the fact that when her husband attempted to remove the birthmark he removed her very life. In addition‚ consider
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facing themselves‚ their loved ones‚ and the divine spirit. All individuals wear such a mask‚ and Mr. Hooper’s veil has been only a symbolic reminder of a truth that most are unwilling to admit. Mr. Hooper pays a high price for this lesson: he is feared‚ misunderstood‚ and left to live a lonely‚ solitary life
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