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    ideas of experimental language poetry‚ a controversial movement in American poetry from the 1970s to the present. Language poetry concentrate on non-narrative forms‚ a role of the language that creates a meaning of a poem and non-traditional way to interact with a text and read it. The reader becomes an important part of the poem because poets play with a presence of the narrator in the poem‚ making an illusion that the speaker is vanishing through the text and the language starts to speak for itself

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    Introduction to Genre Theory Daniel Chandler 1. The problem of definition A number of perennial doubts plague genre theory. Are genres really ’out there ’ in the world‚ or are they merely the constructions of analysts? Is there a finite taxonomy of genres or are they in principle infinite? Are genres timeless Platonic essences or ephemeral‚ time-bound entities? Are genres culturebound or transcultural?... Should genre analysis be descriptive or proscriptive? (Stam 2000‚ 14) The word genre comes from

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    The structure of an organisation refers to the pattern of relationships that exists between different parts of the business and between the different people who work within it. Organisations are structured in a variety of ways‚ dependant on their objectives and culture. The wrong organisation structure will hinder the success of the business. Internal factors such as size‚ product and skills of the workforce influence the organizational structure. As a business expands the chain of command will

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    A01 - Provide examples of the skills‚ qualities and characteristics of successful entrepreneurs In this task I will provide examples of the skills‚ qualities and the characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. This will be based on comprehensive explanation supported with a wide range of examples. The skills‚ qualities and characteristics that I am going to explain and give examples of are: o Approach to risk taking o Attitude o Flexibility & adaptability o Problem Solving o Creativeness

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    Crucible Reading Response The Crucible is a play based on a society ruled by theocracy. Danforth ‘s statement of “–a person is either with this court or he must be counted against it ‚ there be no road between” clearly demonstrates the Puritan’s prospective of seeing everything in black and white. Arthur Miller’s purpose of writing The Crucible was due to the close resemblance between the Salem Witch-trails and McCarthyism. They are both human tragedies that are driven by human fear. In

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    Which do you consider to be the most successful Empire‚ The Roman or the Mongol. The Romans and the Mongols were two of the most successful empires in human history and both of them left many legacies and conquered huge amounts of land but the Roman empire was more successful. The Roman empire was established‚ as a city‚ on a hilltop in Italy but conquered more land and gained more power in time. It had supreme military power and had conquered countries bigger than their own starting from Italy

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    How do culture and society relate to each other“ 2.4 Discuss how social anthropologists attempt to define ‘culture’ and ‘society’ What is culture and what is society? Even though these two definitions are closely related to each other‚ culture and society is not the same thing. While cultures are complexes of learned behavior patterns and perceptions‚ societies are groups of people who directly or indirectly interact with each other. People in societies also generally perceive that

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    English 122 Wednesday‚ October 2‚ 2013 Personal Response- Thumbprint Each of us imprints our own mark into the world‚ and no one is quite like us. In the poem‚ "Thumbprint" by Eve Merriam‚ she discusses the theme of how each of us is unique‚ and that no one will ever be exactly like us. She uses alliteration and metaphors to demonstrate her theme. I have reached a part in my life where I accepted my uniqueness. The poem "Thumbprint" reveals the celebration of being a unique individual. Merriam

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    and can be made victims. William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet (1595) successfully addresses the consequences conflict can have on innocent people‚ it is a main theme which builds tension and leads to the climax of the play. Clearly‚ the influence of conflict on the innocent and the impact it has on them is an important theme which is effectively discussed in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Through friendships and loyalties‚ conflict can devastate those involved. As a consequence of Mercutio’s

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    Wordsworth theory of language of poetry and Coleridge’s criticism on it‚ is of great significance in the history of literary criticism. Wordsworth revolts against the poetic diction of eighteenth century. His theory has some merits and at the same time has certain demerits. Rejection of Poetic Diction and Background of his theory Wordsworth rejects poetic diction by saying‚ “avoid poetic diction”. He says that neither there is nor could be any difference in the language of prose and that of metrical

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