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    approach to the reader as it makes it softer and less aggressive to the reader. Whereas text B is advertised in a magazine meaning that there is more room and that the advertisement needs to stick out and by using the image it aids the advertisement to relate to the women reading the magazine as the image is of a working woman during the war. Both texts use different methods to attract the reader such as Text B uses different fonts to help interest the reader; therefore the reader will be encouraged

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    thorough assessment is made‚ he exclaims that reading is important to readers’ lives as it was to his‚ aiding to shape ones morals and principles. Without the ability to read‚ a basis for intellect and perception‚ it becomes increasingly difficult to build your own ethical views. The diction of Malcolm X is fairly simple‚ but simultaneously‚ his use of small strong words and metaphors magnify the excerpt’s power as a whole to the reader. In the quotes "The Parasitic British Administration kept tentacling

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    seriousness. Ellison’s story invites readers to reflect upon their own values‚ and whether or not they are meaningful. The society within the story has many parallels with the reader’s‚ and encompasses many of the same beliefs and values. It is easy to recognize and associate with Harlequin because he commits childish‚ and funny actions. These behaviors are distinct because Harlequin’s nonchalance is something the reader finds humorous and desirable. Readers associate with the story characters in

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    Culture Shock

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    particular situation – not merely investigating and theorising. Reports are commonly used to communicate ideas‚ facts‚ findings or actions to be taken. Above all reports must be – objective‚ accurate and concise but sufficiently comprehensive for the reader to understand the issues. Reports aim to persuade‚ obtain agreement or cooperation. You might use the same skills learned in report writing in writing your dissertation. There are four logical stages: Preliminary – preparation – writing- review

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    figurative language to lead the readers through his perspective as he delivers different tones throughout both poems. Although the two poems have many similarities‚ Collin’s tone in the two pieces create two very different pieces of writing. Collins directs two very different tones in the poems to draw the reader in‚ and then connect with them personally though figurative language. In Introduction to Poetry‚ Collins conveys a positive and gentle tone to draw the reader in in order to personally connect

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    suspense‚ leaving the reader at the edge of their seat. A red herring is something which diverts attention from the real problem‚ or matter at hand; a misleading clue. Red herrings were used very effectively in the story‚

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    Analysis of Stephen King

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    is he able to scare his readers immensely‚ he is also able to make them laugh. I chose a passage from Stephen King’s On Writing for this assignment; the passage stuck in my mind for a long time after I finished the book. His writing style is unique compared to the other autobiographies I have read over the years. Everything that a person writes has a meaning or purpose whether it’s a letter or an essay and voice‚ tone‚ and style play a very important part in how the reader views the piece of writing

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    Dillard and O’Brien’s works; it sucks the readers into story and locks their attention. In both works‚ building intimacy is primarily achieved through the use of personal anecdotes. Written in first person point of view‚ the anecdotes make us feel as if the author is next to us‚ trying to share the experience and feelings of an important moment in their life. Both TTTC and PATC are utterly books of anecdotes‚ and this extensive use of anecdotes keeps the readers involved. From TTTC‚ chapter “On the Rainy

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    Words Left Unspoken

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    When a story is trying to influence readers of the author’s way of thinking‚ there are several ways to convince the reader that the viewpoint is the right thing to do – capturing the reader’s sympathy with detail examples and facts‚ and the author’s tone leaving the reader teary-eyed with compassion way long after the story is finished. Leah Hager Cohen’s "Words Left Unspoken" wants people to understand that being deaf may hinder a person‚ but it can also amplify life in an extraordinary way. Cohen’s

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    Yeats

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    continues to engage readers past his own century of creative prime‚ but along with the likes of Shakespeare and Dickens‚ William Butler Yeats stands among the few writers whose work has been engraved permanently onto the walls of English literature. It is through Yeats’ exploration of themes such as the passing of time‚ fragility of human life and the inevitability of death teemed with the exploration of the idea of destruction and its relevance in all societies have enraptured readers of the modern century

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