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    disagreements. However‚ there is some common ground amongst society for what it thinks of as “home.” This is also true in my particular group. There are variations‚ but there are similarities as well. Everyone holds somewhat of a different connotation for the word “home.” To me‚ home is much more than a place or an address. It is not anything so simplistic. In fact‚ I consider home as the mentor of my creativity‚ and it

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    family and town is feeling after Harriet’s death. To begin with‚ Bradley describes the house in a negative connotation with‚ “It’s early-Victorian wall paper (mustard yellow‚ with a splattering of things that looked like blood red clots of string) made it seem larger: a cold‚ boundless‚ drafty waste.” (Bradley 17) Bradley describes the interior of the estate in a negative connotation since the house isn’t as lively as it used to be. The estate is large and drafty and that is really taking a toll

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    Poem Essay By Oli Grandy “Poetry opens a window on worlds we imagined we already knew”. Poetry is more than a group of miscellaneous words with no apparent meaning. Analysis of the denotation and connotation of a poem can establish an in-depth understanding of the meaning of the text; therefore there are no hidden meanings in poetry. Analysis of the literal message as denoted and that which is connoted by word choices‚ literary techniques and devices reveals the invited reading of the text. ’Life

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    Asian American meta-stereotypes carry varying connotations of respect as well as resentment. Kwan’s and Chu’s study Asian American meta-stereotypes have two effects: “Relative Valorization” and “Civic Ostracism”. The purpose of “Relative Valorization” is to give a high social position to Asian Americans

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    by complementing his audience and speaking very straight forward about what had happened. Utilizing some effective connotations‚ Roosevelt states‚ “the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.” Notice‚ “suddenly”‚ “deliberately” and “Empire didn’t necessarily need to be in that statement. These uses of connotation can also be seen as a means of expressing pathos‚ as to set the audience up and appeal to their emotions. Further

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    Dickinson’s Truth In Emily Dickinson’s poem‚ Tell all the truth but tell it slant‚ she uses imagery and metaphors to describe how the truth should always be told‚ but in an unhurried way. Dickinson uses imagery to describe how truth is a powerful entity that should not be set free all at once. For example‚ Dickinson describes truth as being “[t]oo bright for our infirm Delight” (3). She uses the word “bright” to represent truth’s freeing qualities. Dickinson warns the reader by saying that the

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    conditions. Hamletʼs first soliloquy allows us to gain insight into his emotions of struggle and disillusionment. During the soliloquy Hamlet describes his life as‚ “weary‚ stale‚ flat” and “unprofitable” through this listing of words which carry negative connotations Shakespeare is able to communicate to us the internal struggle of Hamlet. Furthermore the rhyming couplet which is used at the end of the speech‚ causes the speech to become

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    to openly and radically condemn the South. He uses the term “great contest” instead of war. The word war has many negative connotations that drum up fear‚ anger‚ and apprehension. Lincoln in no way wants to foster these feelings in his audience. His argument is logical‚ so he wants his audience thinking as logically as possible. A “contest” has relatively neutral connotations‚ so he is not fueling the already strained emotions of the crowd. While speaking of the past and present Lincoln again uses

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    fun and enjoyment‚ but this did not happen because Fortunato was savagely murdered by Montresor. The situational irony also causes the mood to be one of disturbance because Poe creates a joyous setting of a carnival‚ but then stripes the happy connotations

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    Mark O’Connor wrote "Turtles Hatching" at a time in his life when was closely studying nature. In this poem Mark O’Connor closely observes turtles hatching and contemplates the ritual that turtles share with the beach. This poem also has close connotations to life cycle and family. Mark O’Connor begins the poem with one single line which emphasis the information that he is giving the reader. The continuation of this line from the rest of the poem to the next without a pause creates an urgency‚ which

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