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    drugs‚ addictions‚ and splurging. Although‚ a not so common way people may find happiness is by being thankful. “If you analyze people’s actions‚ you will come to the conclusion that they all seek happiness. Every act‚ in fact‚ is a search for happiness‚ even if on the surface it doesn’t look so” (Sasson). The human race searches for something that will complete us‚ or make us feel better about the things we do‚ and all signs have pointed us to happiness. In this essay‚ I will be comparing two articles

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    fell into the trap of worshipping people because of their works‚ instead of worshipping God‚ whom all the works truly come from. In book 4 of The Confessions‚ Augustine explains that he had written his own book on beauty‚ which he dedicated to a Roman orator‚ Hierius. Augustine further states that Hierius‚ “was the sort of man [Augustine] loved in the sense of wanting to be like him” (Augustine‚ 70). Augustine worshipped Hierius‚ and many other famous rhetoricians like him. Unfamiliar with God‚ Augustine

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    Superman comic book. Through stories and memories of his childhood‚ he explains how Indian children on reservations were expected not to try in school and fail in the non-Indian world. In order to successfully portray his ideas‚ Alexie uses many rhetorical techniques and ideas. By using these techniques the audience is forced to look more into the writing instead of just being given the direct meaning of what Alexie is trying to share. Many of the techniques that Alexie uses allow his writing to improve

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    Rhetorical Analysis of "Dead Reckoning" "Dead Reckoning" is an editorial from the National Review‚ 01/26/98‚ Vol. 50 Issue 1‚ p11‚ 3p. It was written to condemn the standings of the US Supreme Court on their proceedings with protecting Abortion. The author really slams the Supreme Court here for dragging its feet on this issue and uses Substantiation and policy here to persuade the reader to follow. In addition talks about the slow progress of the Court to move through the findings of several

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    During my time in GSW 1120 I have become a skilled academic writer and am able to incorporate things I have learned into my writing. I am now able to better engage in the electronic research and composing processes‚ demonstrate rhetorical knowledge‚ and demonstrate critical thinking‚ reading‚ and writing skills. I am now able to move from GSW 1120 and onto my next academic writing class. To begin‚ I have met the criteria of learning outcome one by being able to find multiple sources to back up my

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    Mabel Rhetorical Analysis

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    forever. Position in society: Mabel’s place in society was a lonely lady. Textual evidence: “And I‚ who had happiness to share And longed to share your happiness”9-10 Tone: lonely Figurative language: Simile- “You knew and saw me perish before you‚ like this geranium which someone planted over me‚ and left to die”16-18- The purpose of this simile is to get the reader to understand the comparison between Mabel and the geranium throughout the story. Personification- “Voiceless from chasteness

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    persuades us to believe what he tells us with rhetoric. He frames America in a light of strict law and where most people are almost authoritarian and view every law made as moral rights and wrong. He frames America in this time where political opposition is unheard of and has strict consequences. He shows us that religion is almost law in this point of America and all who do not follow every rule to its finest are punished severely. A way he does this is by flat out saying it but in rhetorical terms

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    Connotation‚ Rhetoric and bias take a really big part in this essay. I think that when the author talks he uses a lot of bias. Also when he talks the word choice is very strong the words are strong to use but they have no meaning that fit the topic like the word Tinker it is a very strong word but it does not have a meaning that fits the topic. Also when the author talks and uses Rhetoric he uses mostly logos and a little bit of pathos to show the audience that their kids got suspended from school

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    coming from every angle enveloping our every move and caressing our minute ear drums? A world without the ability to speak out and enlighten the world with new perspectives? Having something to say but physically restrained to do so? What would it feel like to be immobile in our hands‚ legs‚ and neck? How difficult would it be to accomplish everyday activities when we have to rely on others to be our hands‚ our ears‚ or our eyes? It is common as a fortunate as we are to take for granted the ability we

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    what the transplant world looks like. What doctors do on a daily basis to save organs and people’s lives. Kahn sat in a hospital corner in a dead man’s room. This is where the organism transplant takes place. She watched the process surgeons went through to get out organs. The nurses do their duty as required. When Kahn went into the room‚ she expected the surgery to be fast-paced but it turned out to take longer. When people think about transplants it seems like an easy process but it is not that

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