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    Transformer Metaphor

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    For many decades‚ the US military has‚ engaged with Hollywood’s movies by giving permission to their production crews to use their military machines and techniques. Black Hawk Down was about the US military‚ Top Gun was about the Navy‚ and Iron Man was about the Air Force (McMillen). These kinds of movies are regarded as joint-military force movies‚ and one of the largest joint-military movies is Transformers‚ which was released in 2007. The third series was recently released‚ which is now being

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    Mother Metaphor

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    It feels great‚ helping out little children in their day to day activities. Anything from teaching them numbers and colors to taking them outside to play feels wonderful. It fills me with joy to interact with the little balls of joy. That is why I look forward to every Wednesday when I get to help out at COTS. I love walking through those doors and encountering no response. Then Mrs. B tells them to say hello and a smile graces my face. I would rather not equate my work to that of a mother‚ but

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    calm water metaphor

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    What is the Calm Waters Metaphor? by SREE RAMA RAO on MARCH 4‚ 2010 Until recently the calm waters metaphor dominated the thinking of practicing managers and academics. The prevailing model for handling change in calm waters is best illustrated in Kurt Lewin’s three step description of the change process. According to Lewin‚ successful change requires unfreezing the status quo‚ changing to a new sate‚ and freezing the new change to make it permanent. The status quo can be considered an equilibrium

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    Analysis Metaphor

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    Mr. Silva ENG/100 April 16‚ 2013 Analysis of Metaphor of Two Turkish Videos Understanding the branding strategies of any company or business goes beyond the listing of a set of steps which can effectively summarize and target their buyers. The entire strategy of branding a product revolves around a company’s response to the changing dynamics of consumer psychology. In an effort to unscramble the complexities involved in the branding steps undertaken by the two Turkish commercials for Pepsi‚

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    Kurt Vonnegut's '2BR02B'

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    In the short story of 2BR02B by Kurt Vonnegut‚ the painter remarks that‚ “[t]he world could do with a good deal more mess‚ if you ask me.” This statement is referring to how in this utopia‚ things are too perfect‚ especially in the aspect of life and death. It is expressed as soon as the sorry commences that‚ “everything was perfectly swell. There were no prisons‚ no slums‚ no insane asylums‚ no cripples‚ no poverty‚ now war. All diseases were conquered. So was old age. Death‚ barring accidents‚

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    Kurt Vonnegut's EPICAC

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    “EPICAC” by Kurt Vonnegut is the story of an intelligent supercomputer which is being used for unauthorized purposes. The given passage takes place as EPICAC chooses to short-circuit himself as a result of losing a woman named Pat to his user‚ due to not being sufficient for her. In this passage‚ Vonnegut anthropomorphizes EPICAC by using dialogue that suggests he has human feelings‚ which creates more emphasis on the effects of events leading up to his destruction. In the passage‚ EPICAC is

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    Kurt Vonnegut's The Lie

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    There comes a time in life where people honestly change. Whether or not it’s for better or for worse is up to you. Throughout the short story “The Lie” written by Kurt Vonnegut‚ Jr. Dr. Remenzel had changed the most compared to the other individuals such as Eli and Sylvia. There is much about him that gave the audience different impressions. From start to finish since after all where he is in life and what he thinks is right at the time changes him. First off Dr. Remenzel was near emotionless and

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    "The Road Not Taken" is a poem written by Robert Frost. In the poem‚ Frost uses numerous metaphors to tell the reader a story of the speakers’ hard decision to make a choice between two life-changing roads. Metaphors are littered all about this poem. The poem immediately starts with one‚ " Two roads diverged in a yellow wood(1)." This line tells the reader a few major ideas. First‚ that there is not a literal road that forks in two. Second‚ the speaker has‚ before this point‚ been on a single

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    terrible act of lynchings‚ a poem was written in protest to the terrible acts. The poem “Strange Fruit”‚published in 1939‚ and written by Abel Meeropol and popularized by Billie Holiday is a poem that was written in protest to lynchings. Abel Meeropol was a teacher‚ poet‚ and social activist who was haunted by pictures of lynchings‚ which is when a mob takes black men who have been accused of wrongdoing‚ and usually hang them. The pictures haunted him‚ and he wrote the poem “Strange Fruit” in response

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    Road Not Taken Metaphors

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    The Poem‚ “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost‚ is a very deep and moving story about the struggle of choices made in everyday life. Frost is figuratively stating in the poem that choices about a person’s future are usually very difficult to make and the outcomes will always be a mystery. Frost uses a good deal of poetic devices within this piece but theme and metaphor help give the story a better image for the reader. The major theme in Robert Frost’s "The Road Not Taken‚" is about making choices

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