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    Written Performance Concept Play: Translations As a director‚ I want to emphasise the concept of a forbidden romance which is the essential theme of the play. So in my duologue‚ it was important to remember my directorial intentions throughout in order for the audience to understand the complexity of the situation. ‘Translations’ was written by the Irish playwright Brian Friel in 1980‚ however‚ it is set in the 19th century in it fictional town on Baile Beag. Brian Friel stated that ‘Translations’

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    CGC1D1 – ISU PROGRESS CHECK ‘B’ - RESEARCH NOTES. / 10 marks / 5 marks Complete the following chart as you research your organization. Each section of the report requires research except the introduction and conclusion. You should have at least two facts (e.g.‚ details not known by most people) for each sub-heading used in the report. Research notes must be point form and include the source of the information‚ including the page/paragraph number. This information is needed when formally

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    18 Critical Discourse Analysis TEUN A. VAN DIJK 0 Introduction: What Is Critical Discourse Analysis? Critical discourse analysis (CDA) is a type of discourse analytical research that primarily studies the way social power abuse‚ dominance‚ and inequality are enacted‚ reproduced‚ and resisted by text and talk in the social and political context. With such dissident research‚ critical discourse analysts take explicit position‚ and thus want to understand‚ expose‚ and ultimately resist social inequality

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    Written Disclosure As a Relevant Factor of Resilience and Meaning Finding Giovanni Serrato Parra Australian College of Applied Psychology Abstract The current study explored the hypothesis related with the writing disclosure and its correlation with meaning finding and resiliency that for consequences ends in positive emotions. The study was conducted with 153 students over the same class and divided randomly into two groups; control group‚ which was compared

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    Pamela Gueco Discourse Community Analysis Final Draft Dance the Night Away At the beginning of my high school days when I was a freshman or “fish” as the upperclassmen would call us‚ I never knew where I really belonged. Every clique or group that I tried to become a part of did not truly fit my personality. Just like the upperclassmen had said‚ I felt like a small fish in an even bigger sea. It all changed when one day

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    that has stuck out in particular to me is Gees ideas about Discourse. A Discourse is “ a socially accepted association among ways of using language of thinking and of acting that can be used to identify oneself as a member of a socially meaningful group or social network” (Gee 274). Literacy can be seen differently though everyone’s eyes because we all have different interpretations of it. Gee believes that literacy is all about Discourses. This connects to all of the literary critics works in how

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    Prep Activity for Public Law Workshop 1 ‘The absence of a written constitution … enables constitutional change to be brought about within the United Kingdom with the minimum of constitutional formality’ (Hilaire Barnett‚ Constitutional and Administrative Law 2011) Intro Whilst not completely‚ I largely agree with the statement posed in the question. Define Constitution Ultimately‚ the UK has an uncodified Constitution‚ derived from a number of sources‚ but revolves around the principle of

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    Written Economic Debate The crisis of obesity increases the rate of disease and fatality in America. Statistics have found that two-thirds of Americans are obese or‚ at the least‚ overweight. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have ranked obesity as the number one health risk facing America. One-eighth of deaths in this nation are directly attributed to obesity‚ which it is important to remember is entirely preventable. One of the biggest issues that stem from the decline of our

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    spoken and written language In any language the spoken version differs from the written one. In the following text we shall look at the differences between the two types of languages. The relationship between spoken language and written language is complex. For example in the spoken language you use mostly first and second person‚ while written material you use mostly third person. Speech is usually a communication between two or more people‚ and direct speech is not used as much as in written language

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    Well-written essays incorporate the concepts of writing keeping the audience in mind so they can experience the writer’s intended point; the audience can either accept or reject the writer’s perspective. Developing an outline‚ planning topic sentences‚ and identifying supporting points are three important concepts in planning to write an essay; by applying these concepts in planning‚ it allows the audience to follow the flow of ideas in a writer’s final essay. In planning and writing my final essay

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