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    Prince. The accident was known around the world and many newspapers and news programs wrote articles about the late Princess’s death. The Queen of England and Princess Diana’s brother Lord Spencer spoke about the Princess in a televised speech and her eulogy at the funeral service. The first article reporting of the Princess’s death was from the British Broadcasting Company (BBC) on August 31‚ 1997‚ the morning of the crash. This article tells the basic information known at the time of Princess Diana’s

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    Often in plays‚ the turning point is significant. The turning point usually occurs after the climax and begins the denouement. In William Shakespeare’s play‚ Julius Caesar‚ the funeral orations delivered by Marc Antony and Brutus is the turning point. Marc Antony delivers the more effective funeral oration because he plays with the commoners’ emotions and uses repetition to illustrate sarcasm which wins the crowd over. Funeral orations commonly focus on emotions. Marc Antony’s funeral

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    ɛnˈkəʊmɪəm/Submit nounformal noun: encomium; plural noun: encomia; plural noun: encomiums 1. a speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly. synonyms: eulogy‚ speech of praise‚ panegyric‚ paean‚ accolade‚ tribute‚ testimonial‚ compliment; More Origin mid 16th cent.: Latin‚ from Greek enkōmion ‘eulogy’‚ from en- ‘within’ + komos ‘revel’. Translate encomium to Use over time for: encomium Encomium - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster ... www.merriam-webster

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    the dictatorship that is ruled by Caesar. Although they are both Caesar friends‚ they do have some similarities‚ but they also have differences as well. You could see the true difference between Brutus and Mark Antony in their eulogy speech for Caesar. They both speak a eulogy at Caesar’s funeral. . Brutus‚ in a somewhat arrogant to where he attempts to sway the people. He justifies conspiring against Caesar by stating that Caesar’s ambition would have hurt Rome. . Brutus declares that he never wronged

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    as two beloved cities and her mothers watch‚ that are insignificant in comparison to the loss of the person Bishop loved. Mentioning her most precious materialistic belongings she has lost‚ is a distraction ⏤ a way of coping. Bishop‚ throughout the eulogy‚ provides a sarcastic tone with all of her losses‚ trying to make things seem better than they are. Referring to the size and numbers included in her losses‚ such as her “three loved houses” (Bishop‚ line 11) or “some realms I owned‚ two rivers‚ a

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    “Queen Elizabeth’s Televised Speech” –September 5‚ 1997 The purpose of this speech is to evoke sympathy from the audience. Queen Elizabeth recognizes that her audience are millions of British families. The queen uses a persona of a grieving family member‚ so her audience can easily sympathize with her. The queen’s purpose is effective because she knew how to establish a persona that the audience would react positively to. “Wikipedia entry for Princess Diana” September 15‚ 2006 The purpose of this

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    The Perceptions‚ Reports‚ and Effects of Princess Diana’s Death The death of Princess Diana had a very significant impact on nearly the entire world; which is made apparent by the extensive media coverage of it. Diana was such an influential figure that when she suddenly passed away‚ it left hundreds of thousands of people in a state of shock and disbelief; not to mention her own family. There are several different reports‚ accounts‚ and speeches addressing Diana’s death‚ all with different levels

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    Are Women Really More Emotional Than Men? Generally speaking women are seen as the more emotional ones‚ but all human beings are full of emotions…including men. Both men and women have the same types of emotions but they are expressed in different ways. When I first read the article I chuckled because I have heard the same things many times before as I am sure most women have. My reaction was not one of anger or frustration because to some extent I agree that women can be more emotional then

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    Abbas Mohammad Pd.4A 9/4/12 Diana Assignment Princess Diana Dies in Paris Crash The discussion of how the interaction of speaker‚ audience‚ and subjects affects the text is fundamental one because it determines how effective the text is in achieving its purpose. The purpose of this text is not to tell readers only how Princess Diana died but also who’s responsible for the death and criticize them. However the news report failed to achieve their purpose they lacked to criticize the press‚ who

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    Lord‚ Spencer‚ in his eulogy‚ defines why Princess Diana was a great woman. Spencer’s purpose is to describe and analyze the attributes she had. He appeals to the audience emotions to share his feelings; he creates a sentimental diction in order to unite the audience feelings for her. Descriptive details were used to emphasize how good and noble Diana was. Lord Spencer begins his eulogy by acknowledging that we all share the same thoughts and emotions for her. He appeals to the mournful

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