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    Meaning of words I read the essay‚ “How Dictionaries Are Made” by S.I. Hayakawa. In it‚ he explains that how editors write a meaning to a word after examine many literatures. Also‚ he talks about how meanings of many words have changed during different centuries. I decided to see if he was right so I looked up three words and how their meanings have changed. First‚ I looked into the word‚ “flavor”. I found that around year 1300 to 1350‚ flavor was origins to word fetor which means an offensive

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    techniques in order for success‚ implied promises and collective sanctions were key to Biden and Ryan’s sides‚ because the use of directive language allows people to direct others to do what they believe represents the correct action. In S.I. Hayakawa and Alan R. Hayakawa’s Language in Thought and Action‚ “The Language of Social Control” states that people need to be careful as directive language users‚ because the audience often misunderstands the promises implied which leads to disappointment

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    Reading Assignment - "Language in Thought and Action" by S.I. Hayakawa and Alan R. Hayakawa book report Language in my Thought and my Action Since I was born‚ I have been learning languages consciously and unconsciously without asking why. S.I. Hayakawa and Alan R. Hayakawa‘s Language in Thought and Action remind me the goal of the study of language – to learn to think more clearly‚ to speak and to write more effectively‚ and to listen and to read with greater understanding. This book is divided

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    creator. Many people have shown how they can be a creator but looking through the Van Gogh letters I see an ingenious person throughout the letters and the life he lived. An innovative person is “Willing to take a chance- to go out on a limb (S. I. Hayakawa‚ Page 1)” in many aspects of their lives. When taking a look at the Van Gogh letter he writes “I asked M. Peytron point-blank‚ since you are going to Paris‚ what would you say if I suggested that you be kind enough to take me with you (Van Gogh

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    which are people’s rights stated in the Constitution Amendment. As an overseas student studying in the U.S‚ I totally disagree with bilingual education‚ and I am fully for the English-only movements in the United State of American. In 1981‚ Hayakawa‚ Republican Senator from California‚ proposed to congress a constitutional amendment that claiming if there is an “Official Language” of the U.S‚ it should be English. I was known to the public as English Language Amendment (ELA)‚ which has brought

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    Language is important to our everyday interactions we have throughout our lives‚ it is a basic part of who we are and where we’ve came from. It helps us to understand and learn about other people’s cultures‚ without a common language of communication we would not be able to advance in society. Communication is a basic part of our human rights and allows us to progress further with knowledge. Language is key to communicating with people within our societies‚ and also plays part in each individual’s

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    coordinator of a black studies program in the United States‚ to write a proposal for the first department of black studies.  Then two semesters later he was fired in the face of his refusal to help the notoriously hard- line college president S. I. Hayakawa break a five-months strike by a campus-wide multiracial coalition of thousands of students and faculty members. Months after his firing for his role in the largely successful black student led strike for an autonomous department of black studies

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    interconnected by following a set of clear-stated standardized rules. Just like the Internet‚ a common language also has such power. In another word‚ it`s a “unifying force” according to S. I. Hayakawa(you need to cite him here). In his essay “Bilingualism in America: English Should Be the Only Language”‚ Hayakawa starts with the example of the new generations of Chinese and Japanese immigrants in California to show the “amicable results of sharing the English language” (575). The two original groups

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    sources for this evidence. - Balance. . . . Academic convention suggests that you present your inferences‚ assertions‚ and arguments in neutral‚ serious‚ non-emotional language and be fair to opposing points of view. (Toby Fulwiler and Alan Hayakawa‚ The Blair Handbook. Prentice Hall‚ 2003)  Methods of Academic Writing: "They Say/I Say" "In our view . . . the best academic writing has one underlying feature: it is deeply engaged in some way with other people’s views. Too often‚ however

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    Borders in Our Minds:   The Development of Intolerance of   Mexican Immigrants in the United States   Stephanie Gregory   Alverno College   Borders in Our Minds: The Development of Intolerance of Mexican Immigrants in the United States Since the presidency under James Polk in 1844‚ many American citizens have‚ in one form or another‚ been in conflict with our neighbors to the south – the populace of Mexico. In the 19th century‚ however‚ those conflicts revolved mainly around ownership

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