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    Jane Austen’s Emma is brilliantly constructed of a series of character’s misunderstandings and complex subtexts that weave together to tell many stories at once. Each character’s knowledge and ignorance in various situations offers insight into their personalities and affects the way they interact with other characters‚ often resulting in comedic exchanges. One of the best examples of this amusing writing style of Austen’s is Mr. Elton’s proposal to Emma Woodhouse. The proposal scene is the

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    communication between cultures and genders The way an individual communicates can be verbal or nonverbal. When communicating between genders or across cultures it is important one understands the different ways one interprets or uses language to avoid misunderstandings. Both types of communication differ greatly between genders and across cultures. One needs to learn how to accept and respect diversity to break down barriers to communicate effectively. Verbal communication is how one uses words or language;

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    The purpose of the first letter was to clear up some of the misunderstandings about the return of Christ. The second letters purpose was to still clear up some of the misunderstandings about the Day of the Lord for they thought the day had already come. The first letter to the Christian community was sent from Paul‚ Silvanus‚ and Timothy‚ though Paul was the main author. Paul was writing to them to clear up their misunderstandings about the return of Christ‚ also considers it as instructions

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    involved which also creates trust eventually. When you are working with other professionals‚ you must be able to communicate effectively. This is important because you will need to share ideas‚ feelings‚ any information you find that you need to tell someone else. Group communication is a great way to communicate with other professionals‚ as each person has an opportunity to get their point across and have their own opinion on things. For example‚ Btec states “Groups work best if there is a team leader

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    In both these pieces‚ Adichie and Zephaniah have expressed their experiences of being misunderstood and how that created problems in their lives and in others lives as well. They presented their problems in different ways. Adichie has presented in a speech format for presenting it in Ted Talks‚ whereas Zephaniah has presented it in an article format for the renowned The Guardian daily mail. Despite their main base plot is very similar‚ they have used different structural and literary language techniques

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    Analysis of Not for Sport by Barbara Munson In the blog Not for Sport by Barbara Munson‚ the argument is presented that teams should not use “Indian” mascots. Using a statement and response dialogue Munson argues against what she feels are “common misunderstandings on this issue” (Munson 1). Munson uses ethos‚ pathos and logos with weak results. Munson’s target audience are the general population and more specifically communities with current “Indian” mascots and leaders in those communities. Munson starts

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    Reflect cultural awareness in work practice Contents Demonstrate awareness of culture as a factor in all human behaviour by using culturally appropriate work practicesUse work practices that create a culturally and psychologically safe environment for all personsReview and modify work practices in consultation with people from diverse backgrounds   People who identify with a particular culture have a lot of things in common‚ eg food‚ traditional costumes‚ music and so on. However‚ there are also

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    Themes of clashing cultures and tradition. From Muni‚ the protagonist’s perspective‚ the American is a ‘red-faced man’‚ a ‘foreigner’ and ‘the stranger’. Narayan depicts a tourist/business man who is culturally misplaced. Humour through misunderstanding used by the writer in the dialogue entertains the reader. From the comfortable perspective of the ‘red-faced American’ the statue is a trophy he must have. Arrogance‚ expecting Muni to know English. Why did he not speak Tamil? From Muni’s humble

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    he does not explicitly state what he has done and what he believes Abby has done‚ and a confused Abby fears that Ray has killed Marty‚ which he actually did because of his love for her. In search for answers‚ Abby goes to the bar and finds that someone has tried to break into the safe. She assumes that Ray was trying to get his money from Marty‚ while Visser‚ who was the real culprit‚ believes that Abby is onto him; therefore‚ Visser must come full circle and murder Ray and Abby after

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    On a morning‚ in late June in 2010 my family’s lives changed forever. That morning‚ my twenty-one year old‚ sister‚ Sam‚ went to her first day as an AmeriCorps worker at the Historical Museum in Des Moines‚ Iowa‚ and she passed out in the parking garage. On the way to the hospital she was unresponsive and was pronounced dead. We later found out that she suffered from blood clots to the heart and lungs. Shortly after my parent received a call from the hospital telling them she was dead‚ they also

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