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    Syntax H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds is a novel written in the first person perspective with quite a variety of sentence structures but is predominantly composed of compound‚ complex‚ and compound-complex sentences. One of the few straight to the point‚ simple sentences in the text is‚ “I felt foolish and angry (44).” This sentence quickly and concisely conveys the emotional state of the narrator at this point in the story. Also contributing to the text are the long sentences that draw the

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    Monday 28th of January‚2013 War of the Worlds How does Wells present mankind in the lead up to and the aftermath of the first heat-ray attack? War of the worlds was written by H. G. Wells in 1898. This book shows how naive humankind is in comparison to the martians. It exemplifies how what people thought about martians‚ undeveloped‚ silly and a joke‚ is completely wrong. They are shown as powerful and strongly developed. Wells uses a very wide range of vocabulary in his writing. He uses many words

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    Science fiction books or sci fi books not always write about aliens but when they do it almost always has to do with an alien invasion. In “Zero Hour” Ray Bradbury and “War Of The Worlds” H.G Wells both describe alien invasions on earth and how it affected the characters. Both stories were written in the early 1900’s but both portray the same idea. In both texts‚ alien invasions have characters that want to change life on earth and create events that ruin life in different ways. Both Bradbury and

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    Wayne's World Analysis

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    purpose of live is to live it‚ to taste experience to the utmost‚ to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experiences.” Eleanor Roosevelt‚ American Politician and the First Lady of the United States *** In the 1993 comedy Wayne’s World‚ Mike Meyers (Wayne) dreams he meets Jim Morrison of the Doors. Morrison informs Wayne he is destined to put on a concert. When Wayne asks how he is supposed to get the bands to come‚ Morrison tells him‚ “If you book them‚ they will come.” Take the

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    In order to create a stable society‚ the leaders believe that they would need to take away all human emotion. The World Controllers believed that emotion caused social unrest‚ disease‚ and war which all lead to death and suffering. The controller believes if you give people what they want immediately‚ therefore shortening desire‚ then it will eliminate emotion. By eliminating emotions‚ many of the problems in the past will go away and the society can live in harmony. The people get no say in how

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    World Hunger Analysis

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    Judging by the image‚ the artist is trying to depict world hunger and how it is a growing crisis yet countries with food that are well off are not making an initiative to change it. The image portrays an obese white male that is crushing a malnourished black male. It also shows the white male with food and a remote while the black male has a bandage with blood on his left arm. With this‚ the artist is trying to get his argument across to the audience and make the audience feel sympathy for people

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    Author Debra Marquart in her memoir “The Horizontal World”‚ writes about North Dakota and how she confesses her love for it in a very indirect way. There were very many considerable amounts of situations in her hometown and visitors would think that the land is plain and unimpressive. Debra includes many strategies to characterize the upper Midwest. Some of these strategies include imagery‚ tone‚ and syntax‚ also‚ diction‚ personification‚ and pathos‚ and lastly‚ ethos‚ logos‚ and audience. Imagery

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    “A Woman’s Attitude to Her Career is Different to that of a Man”. Discuss In a society full of diversity‚ why should a woman’s attitude differ to that of a man’s? Especially when it comes to a career? Of course‚ in the 1960’s‚ women didn’t really have a choice. Simple stereotypes of a 1960’s housewife…cook‚ clean‚ look after children. A woman‚ who experienced the life of a typical 1960’s housewife‚ shared her daily routine with the World Wide Web. Diane M (Yahoo‚ 2010) stated that her

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    In the introduction of Spider Woman’s Granddaughters‚ by Paul Gunn Allen‚ she provides background information pertaining to Native American history and culture. The purpose of this preface is to offer the knowledge necessary to understand the stories. She achieves this goal with the employment of the rhetorical strategies pathos and reference to authority. Allen strongly utilizes pathos. Her use of vocabulary conveys an extremely negative perception of the Anglo-American interactions with the Native

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    The case Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt is about two provisions in a bill passed by the Texas Legislature. The first provision in House Bill 2 (H.B. 2) was requiring that physicians who perform abortions have admitting privileges at a hospital no more than 30 miles from the clinic. The second provision was that abortion clinics in Texas must have facilities comparable to an ambulatory surgical center (Oyez). Multiple abortion clinics in the state first brought the case to the District Court

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