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    about the opposition between light and darkness as suggestive of the opposition between truth and lie in the play. Julius Caesar is based on the story of the famous emperor’s assassination but William Shakespeare heightens the conspiracy which led to his death and threw light on the use of truth to reach one’s goal. As in a bipolar world made of good and evil‚ light and darkness‚ there is a duality between truth and lie in the play. How this dualism applies to Shakespeare’s work

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    Femme fatale is defined as ‘an attractive and seductive woman … who will ultimately bring disaster to a man who becomes involved with her.’ Prior to researching this woman with great historical influence‚ it was believed to me that this image was based on truth and evidence. Not all is certain now that I have assessed her life and significance. Much of what we know about Cleopatra was written after her death‚ when it was politically convenient to portray her as a threat to the city of Rome. This

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    dıplomacy

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    Diplomacy means the resolution of problems in foreign policy within peaceful methods and negotiations ways. Diplomat or representative means the person and institution which has been in this process. Qadesh Treaty of Hittites is the first known written diplomacy sample. Type of diplomacy are as below; Bilateral diplomacy‚ Multilateral diplomacy‚ Conference diplomacy‚ Parliamentary diplomacy‚ Summit diplomacy. Diplomat or bureaucrat is the person who applies the diplomacy. Diplomats visit

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    Marcus Tullius Analysis

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    Cicero: A (Somewhat) Model Roman Marcus Tullius Cicero was assigned the proconsulship of Cilicia during the year 51-50 B.C. and‚ via correspondence between him and multiple of his close friends‚ his attitudes and actions during his governorship become quite clear. Although his aims maintain hints of triviality‚ there is no doubt that‚ based on Cicero’s own words‚ he had the province’s well-being and his duties in mind. This being said‚ Cicero by no means speaks highly of Cilicia and it is evident

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    Julius Caesar Study Guide

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    Julius Caesar Study Guide Act I 1a. Marullus shows the fickleness of the crowd by pointing out their former devotion to Pompey‚ before they gave their allegiance to Caesar and supported his defeat of Pompey. Marullus says‚ “Knew you not Pompey? Many a time and oft Have you climb’d up to walls and battlements‚ To towers and windows‚ yea‚ to chimney-tops‚ Your infants in your arms‚ and there have sat The livelong day‚ with patient expectation‚ To see great Pompey pass the streets of Rome”

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    Cicero's Accomplishments

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    Cicero was one of the great orators of ancient Greece‚ who‚ if alive today‚ would be a leader to look up to. As an orator‚ politician‚ lawyer‚ and philosopher he played a large part in the preservation of the roman empire. Cicero was not born into a noble household‚ but he was able to achieve many great accomplishments which we still feel the effects of today. He also had many skills and virtues which through his life defined him as a good leader. Born in 106 BC Cicero began his life as a scholar

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    In Cicero’s‚ “First Philippic against Marcus Antonius‚” he is offering his view on the political situation after the death of Caesar. His purpose for coming before the Senate is to drive them to the realization that Marcus Antonius and his actions are slowly breaking down the unity of the country. He praises Marcus Antonius for his fine speech‚ intentions‚ and promises‚ then points out the fallacies and unconstitutionality of Marcus Antonius’ actions. He reminds the Senators

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    To Petrarch Cicero is an author to be revered‚ like the view of Bruni‚ but also ridiculed. To Petrarch‚ Cicero is a man with whose genius and style has particularly delighted him since his early youth. He finds great eloquence and power in the words of Cicero. (Petrarch‚ On His Own Ignorance and That of Many Others‚ p 78). However‚ even though Petrarch enjoys Cicero’s works‚ he states

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    Attic vs. Asiatic

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    Asiatic style had its proponents as well. In the Roman era‚ Cicero analyzed these styles and suggested there were several Attic styles and the simple style was not the only one. Cicero became embroiled in the Attic-Asiatic debate; he was said to be an Asiatic writer by those who wanted to discredit him. Cicero wrote a treatise on rhetoric. Rhetoric is the art of meaning‚ speech‚ writing‚ and language. Roman rhetoricians‚ such as Cicero and Quintilian‚ used Aristotelian concepts in their writings

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    Cicero also makes use of storytelling‚ just as a tragedian would‚ in Pro Rabirio Postumo‚ and that would have held the audience’s rapt attention. The storytelling would have interacted with the emotions that Cicero had cultivated‚ and would have even provided Cicero with more emotions from the crowd that he could use to his advantage. In his first bout of storytelling‚ Cicero compares Postumus to Scipio and other famous Roman men in order to show that “fall[ing] through imprudence” was just a symptom

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