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    It’s a sad plight of those in other countries hoping‚ wishing‚ trying to get into the land of opportunity - The United States. Many end up immigrating illegally‚ and bringing their young children with them. These children‚ too young to understand at the time‚ and now stuck with being illegal. Belonging neither in their country of origin‚ or in the U.S.‚ the illegal immigrants are stuck between a rock and a hard place. It is for the good of the immigrants that I propose my television show‚ to be aired

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    "A Modest Proposal" was published in 1729 by Jonathan Smith. This particular satirical essay is widely renowned as one of the best examples of ironic literature with a message in English throughout history. Jonathan had the best interest of the people in mind while he wrote this explicit peice of brutal irony. He modestly proposes that selling children as food may help the financial and ecenomic state of the country‚ and perhaps even bring down the population of sickley‚ worthless mouths as well

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    poverty. What would you do? Would you agree to solution even though it might be barbaric? Or would you agree to stand up as a community and face the problem head on? In A Modest Proposal‚ Johnathan Swift had an idea‚ his idea was to prevent children from being burthen to their parents. Swift wrote a cruel yet eye opening proposal that he wanted society to be aware of. Swift uses logos by illuminating how the structure used to by giving us an notion of numerical data and interlinks with how today society’s

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    Christina Nguyen Mrs. Morris AP Eng 11 March 3‚ 2013 United States obtains the highest obesity rate in the world. About one-third of the American population is obese‚ and nearly 400‚000 individuals die a year due to obesity. Yet these obese people obtain special privileges and get sympathy of their condition due to personal choices. It couldn’t get any worst than that right? Wrong. Statistics are continuing to rise. Why is it that obese people get to have special treatment? They are able

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    The British author Graham Swift wrote‚ “You may have your suspicions‚ your fears‚ you may even believe there is something‚ somewhere‚ terribly‚ drastically wrong‚ but because someone else is in charge‚ because there is a part of the system above you don’t know‚ you don’t question it‚ you even distrust your own doubts” (Shuttlecock‚ 1981). Children can play on your heartstrings‚ and as a parent‚ you must have an open heart and mind that things are not always what they seem. It was when my son got

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    Fair Play in the NBA: A Modest Proposal As surprising as it may be to those who are not themselves fans of the National Basketball Association‚ Anglo-Americans are vastly outnumbered by other ethnicities. In fact‚ African-Americans hold a majority of positions‚ command higher average salaries‚ and receive more attention for their accomplishments in the media. Although there are a number of Anglo-Americans employed by the NBA‚ few ever manage to obtain equality in the field. For example‚ the

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    ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY Jonathan swift‚ in ‘A Modest proposal’ criticizes the scandalous political and economic policies of English landlords against the oppressed Irish and proposes to eradicate this usual problem in the most unusual way. He uses satire and irony as his main tools to make his audience contemplate‚ how English landlords are shamelessly exploiting and oppressing the impoverished Irish through high rents and unfair laws. Swift paints a quick picture in the reader’s mind about the condition

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    In this form the readers have a projection about the time and place he talks about in the story. In this specific case the writer Jonathan Swift criticize the society behavers in his town‚ He present in the story “A Modest Proposal” the horrific situation in this place in 1729 when the Iris population had to confront during that time. Also he showing his strong angry feelings about the situation‚ with this story he has the mission to make the difference with his

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    Charles Allen Beaumonts critical analysis of A Modest Proposal he states that Swift uses ethical proof‚ diminution‚ and refining as the major rhetorical devices to construct irony. He believes that the classical form of the essay is itself an important constituent of Swift’s irony‚ for the projector’s addressing his readers through an ancient form helps allay any suspicion of radical newness. He argues that Swift has heavily relied upon Aristotle’s ethical proof for his essay by creating a particular

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    work A Modest Proposal In Ireland in the eighteenth century many people wrote pamphlets in which they suggested solutions to the contemporary situation in their country. Among them was also Jonathan Swift‚ whose pamphlet A Modest Proposal differs from the others in its satirical tone. At that time Swift was a member of a literary club called the Scriblerians‚ who were against modern ideas in science and philosophy. Swift himself was inspired by this‚ which can be seen in his A Modest Proposal. The

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