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    Delprøve 1a Besvarelse 1a 1. Rettelse: Having heard the terrible news‚ we realized these things could have happened to anybody. Forklaring: Fejl i verbalbøjning. Sætningen er i pluskvamperfektum/perfektum(?) og indeholder modalverbet ’could’. Modalverber skal altid følges af infinitiv uden ’to’‚ i denne sætning infinitiv af verbet ’to have’‚ og når man danner pluskvamperfektum skal man bruge en form af ’have’ + perfektum participium – her ’happened’. Derfor skal det være ’have happened’

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    losing hope and trying to put an end to the space colonization project before they start the project. With the failure of space colonization‚ it seems as if we were at the dead end. No‚ it is not. There is still an elixir for saving the world! Jonathan Swift was a famous author for his satires. But he was not a scientist. Still‚ he predicted many scientific discoveries in his famous book "Gulliver’s Travels". Ironically‚ he

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    The success of a satire is often measured by how well it "awakens thoughtful laughter." Based on this statement‚ Jonathan Swift’s novel‚ Gulliver’s Travels‚ is very successful as a satire because at a very superficial level‚ it is quite amusing with its tales of dwarfs and giants; however‚ when considering the time period in which this book was written and the historical problems of this era‚ the reader finds himself laughing on another level‚ realizing the satirizing of the government and humanity

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    05 Jonathan Edwards 1. Explain the mood of this passage. The mood of the passage is persuasive angry admonitory. 2. Using specific examples‚ give one example of a metaphor‚ one example of a simile‚ and one example of an allusion that Edwards uses in this passage from the sermon to elicit this particular mood. An example of a metaphor is “fire of wrath.” An example of a simile would be “and you would be like the chaff on the summer threshing floor.” The allusion that Jonathan Edward

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    Assignment #1 Essay A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift The Humanities Volume II: Culture‚ Continuity‚ and Change April 28‚ 2013 Justino L. Berrios In Jonathan Swift’s essay A Modest Proposal‚ the author uses satire in the essay and the title itself‚ to make a point about the English government allowing the citizens of Ireland to starve to death. The proposal that he makes is by no means “modest‚” hence the sarcastic edge surrounding the title. The essay was written in 1729 and during that

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    Gulliver’s Travels What is becoming of the world? A modernist author before writing would ask a similar question. Modernism often refers to a “movement towards modifying traditional beliefs in accordance with modern ideas” and Irish novelist Jonathan Swift has written works that question the very idea of human morality; he is best known for Gulliver’s Travels‚ a familiar story to young and old in which Lemuel Gulliver narrates his adventures in strange islands. ‚ Not only was this novel meant

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    The creature was in love with the cottagers and Othello was in love with Desdemona. When being presented with evidence to no longer feel love towards the people they claim to admire- it causes them to hate. The corruption in the relationships of Jonathan Harker from Dracula and Victor Frankenstein from the novel Frankenstein is primarily caused by the supernatural beings working against them. Frankenstein’s love (Elizabeth) is murdered by the beast he creates‚ and Jonathan’s love (Mina) was corrupted

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    In both A Modest Proposal and The Rape of The Lock irony is used to mock the social/political values of the time. In A Modest Proposal‚ Jonathan Swift proposes that the impoverished Irish should sell their children as food to the rich in order to help ease their economic misfortunes. As enticing as cannibalism sounds‚ Swift hardly wished for the slaughter of thousands of one-year-old babies. Swift’s somewhat brutal satire was created to display the blasé character of society in order to provoke a

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    a rock musical that tells a story of a group of young artists and musicians struggling to survive in New York City; some of them with the life of HIV/AIDS. Most of the events that take place throughout the musical are actual real life events from Jonathan Larson. As I walked into the arena‚ the first thing I noticed was the stage design. I instantly became excited; the stage was flamboyant with so many colors! There was graffiti on the walls‚ garbage on the floor‚ and an apartment like object. The

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    novel written by Jonathan Swift. It is widely read across the world and has never been out of print since it was first published. In this great masterpiece‚ we follow the adventures of the main character Lemuel Gulliver‚ an intelligent and literate man. In contrast to the original work‚ the 2010 Hollywood adaptation presents us with a dimwitted‚ yet somewhat humorous character. By portraying the protagonist as an entertaining fool‚ the work is changed from a satire to a comedy. Jonathan Swift’s masterpiece

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