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    application of schema theory in consecutive interpretation. The findings of this thesis demonstrate the importance of abundant background knowledge for a qualified interpreter. It is the author ’s hope that this thesis can benefit herself and her peers in their interpretation learning as well as their field interpretation work. Key Words: schema theory; background knowledge; comprehension; consecutive interpreting process Introduction The history of interpretation activities can be traced back to several

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    A Rose for Emily The novel of William Faulkner ‘A Rose for Emily’ recounts a part of the past in the life of Miss Emily Grierson and the society in a town of Jefferson after the Civil War. We can watch the intriguing story of a young woman when she is changing from nice and likable young lady to a hermit-like individual‚ a burden and nuisance for the people and authority of the town. She lived in a gorgeous but rundown house without any major ‘troubles’‚ like paying taxes for example

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    The epistle from Horace’s Art of Poetry was not merely a guide for good literature‚ but it was a sophisticated writing that displayed his principles and wisdom‚ and the contemporary Hellenistic influence on the Romans. Horace’s profound work clearly asserted his position as a literary master. Throughout his letter to Piso‚ he was able to make his description interesting and explanation convincing. He exhibited his expertise in literature by presenting detailed guidelines to write proficiently. Among

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    of Law Final Research Paper The Human Element of Law: Dworkin vs. Scalia on Constitutional Interpretation The constitution is the document that binds American citizens to uniformed rule. Granted states may vary their decisions for a vast array of laws‚ the focus of my argument will be dealing with the interpretation of the nation’s most powerful document. The two stances of interpretation I will be addressing are those of Ronald Dworkin and Antonin Scalia‚ who are known for disagreement

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    Analysis and interpretation of the drama ”Romeo and Juliet” In the following essay I will take the point of departure in an analysis and interpretation of William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” (1594). First‚ I will make a characterization of William Shakespeare and the renaissance. Afterwards‚ I will make a characterization of the protagonists and explain their relationship with focal point on the themes love and death. Furthermore‚ I will include the astronomy phenomenon’s. Subsequently

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    P5: Outline the rules for Statutory Interpretation Judges are highly qualified professionals that enforce the law in court while dealing with cases but sometimes‚ judges need help understanding the law that has been put in place by Parliament. Statutory interpretation helps judges in court understand a piece of delegated legislation when the words are unclear. There are a few reasons why the meaning of an Act may be uncertain: • If during the making of the Act‚ Parliament failed to notice any error

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    justified from a different viewpoint. He considers the traditional approach toward history an imposition of the ruling classes and aims to subvert the assumed knowledge to shed a critical light upon he subject creating a people ’s culture and interpretation of history. This is created by means of a dichotomy between his giullare-style scenes with the narration; the former being based on the entertainer of the people in the past and the latter presenting a means of presenting his own evidence. The

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    Emmet Foxx interpretation of addiction is stating that addicts try and try‚ and sometimes fail‚ but keep going to overcome. He compares it to Paul’s study on this spiritual journey. Because we are living striving to push pass the past to be the Christians God has called us. Addiction is a vice that holds an addict back from accomplishing and being free in life. It is the same for us spiritually because there are vices in life which we have to fight against to become victorious by faith. Overcoming

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    limited. This showed a strict interpretation of the Democratic Republicans interpretation of the constitution because Jefferson’s opinion of how much power the Federal government had was very strict. The next document‚ Jefferson wrote to Samuel Miller in 1808 showing his support for religious freedom and how the Federal government should not be able to tell the people which religion to be a part of. This was an example of the strict Democratic Republicans interpretation of the constitution because

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    Jane and Bertha’s struggle against Patriarchy In this essay my primary analysis will focus on the main character ‚Jane‚ in Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. I will apply Gilbert and Guber’s idea about women in the Victorian Age and use it in the analysis of Jane and her development. The idea is based on the fact that women at the time had to overcome oppression‚ starvation‚ madness and coldness in order to arrive

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