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    Introduction. When people speak about style they usually consider texts of verbal art [cf. 14] and it is believed that on the whole only masters of style deserve special investigation and of course masters of style are usually those who are writing artistic texts. But as is absolutely clear any text is characterized by a certain style [4]‚ and it doesn’t matter whether it is good or bad because even if the person is writing in a neutral way [17;18] all the same it is the stylistic

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    relationship between Timber’s statement and Harry’s statement? 2. How do we know that Harry is very “refined‚” according to Timber (What does Timber spot on Harry’s pajamas?) 3. What is the denotative definition of “refined”?  What is the connotative definition? 4. Timber also says‚ “they kill a number of people each year in Bengal mostly in the villages.”  What is the underlying or hidden meaning of this statement (read between the lines)? 5. Timber tells Harry‚ “You must know it

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    the same meanings‚ miscommunication occurs. On occasions‚ it sometimes happens that words intended to compliment someone‚ or a matter-of-fact statement. This is because words‚ expressions and statements have often different denotative meaning and connotative interpretation for the sender and receiver. The sender might not have a hint about how his words are taken in the receiver’s mind. Denotations are the dictionary definitions of words. Since these meanings can be mentioned to the receivers to inform

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    Visual Communication – Individual Assignment Student: Loredana Patricia Pădureanu Analysis of Oliviero Toscani’s “Tongues” Photo for United Colors of Benetton The picture chosen for analysis is one taken by Oliviero Toscani for a United Colors of Benetton campaign. The picture depicts three children – one African-American‚ one Caucasian and one Asian – all sticking their tongues out‚ from where the name of the advertisement – “Tongues”. This campaign for Benetton was launched in February 1991

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    Connotative definition of transitioning to ICU survivorship The connotative definition of transitioning to ICU survivorship includes four parts‚ beginning when survivors wake up from unconsciousness; struggling in life space change; an awareness of that they cannot go back to their precondition; realizing that they have to relinquish prior self-identity‚ sick role and active engagement in the adjusting process; and finally toward a road to unknown end. Antecedents of transitioning to ICU survivorship

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    Critical Commentary Andrew Marvell’s ‘To His Coy Mistress’ embodies the male craving for intercourse‚ as in the poem the narrator tries to convince a woman to have sex with him. The poem is abounded with metaphysical conceits and really depicts the theme of carpe diem. With the exploitation of numerous motifs‚ compelling imagery and its rhythm‚ Marvell is able to construct a very influential argument. Initially‚ Marvell uses the metaphysical conceit to compliment the woman as a means of persuasion

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    “natural‚” the reader is able to understand that the way Medea reacted towards Jason was expected. He then specifies that it is natural to the “female sex” meaning he is targeting that specific gender. He utilizes the word “vent” which carries a connotative tone of passiveness. When someone vents it is usually an act of complaining rather than a call to action. This shows that when she lashed out at Jason‚ he didn’t take to heart anything she said or even consider altering his behavior. Overall this

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    Chapter 1: Business Strategy TED.com TED= technology‚ education‚ design ‘ideas worth spreading’ Set up by Chris Anderson – also started Wired Magazine TEDx= everyone can organise a TED conference All the things that are happening in the world‚ are things that are strategic  Look around you‚ know what’s happening around you  You need to know where interesting ideas come from Eg. Wieden Kennedy (Portland‚ Oregon): where Nike is. Where Nike is‚ adidas goes Check out: TED talk

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    other types. The wife beater shirt and sagging jeans have negative meaning behind there styles. Gayle Rosenwald Smith wrote the essay‚ “The Wife Beater”‚ it is about the sleeveless undershirt men and women both wear and how its’ name has a connotative meaning. She stated how much she hates the name that is pinned to the shirt. She also says how it’s mostly people ages 25 and under who do not mind the name and think nothing of it. In the article‚ she stated that the Oxford Dictionary defines the

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    In the book “Practices of Looking: An Introduction to Visual Culture” written by Marita Sturken and Lisa Cartwright‚ the myth of photographic truth is addressed. Sturken and Cartwright stated that “photography[…] was developed in Europe during the mid-nineteenth century‚ when concepts of positivist science held sway” (Sturken and Cartwright 17). Positivism is a philosophy deems that “scientific knowledge is the only authentic knowledge and concerns itself with truth about the world” (Sturken and

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