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    human values are intertwined with the moral values‚ post-structuralism may be referred to as the explanation for the impending jeopardy of the loss of the humane nature. The era has put to question every predefined norm and has an inherent nature of redefining hard-laid regulations‚ and thus in the dearth of clarity of judging it braves to shatter the very values that have led us to the

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    economic progress and differing theological sentiments during the late 18th and early 19th century propelled the rebellion against the traditional‚ rigid literary form. Instead‚ intense passionate emotion‚ an indulgence of the senses took precedent‚ redefining the importance of the imagination and nature‚ provoking idealism which would later characterise Coleridge’s poems..... Sample introduction 3 Romanticism was the rebellion against the neo-classicist Enlightenment period‚ a response to the social

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    Another positive of Americans is the passion that every soul carries with them; Americans strong belief in freedom and justice always brings the great nation together‚ this love is so great that often times this patriotism for our nation is seen as too much by other countries. Although this patriotism is great for the American people‚ it often comes across in a negative way to other nations. The greatest negative is that Americans are boastful in all they do and make the

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    and how the civil war could have been avoided. Lincoln appeals to the American people’s sense of jingoism and references the bible to create a common ground for the people to relate with. During Lincoln’s inaugural address he appeals to American patriotism by saying "we" and "our" to unite his fellow people. Lincoln states "Fondly do we hope‚ fervently do we pray" in an attempt to instill a feeling of unity among the American people. He also states that we must finish the work we’re in "to bind up

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    although they were not yet permitted to do so. To begin his speech‚ Green appeals to the patriotism of the African Americans. He wants them to prove to the rest of the world that while their country has treated them unfairly‚ what with slavery and segregation‚ they are still willing to fight and possibly die for it in hopes of one day being accepted. According to Green‚ only a man who truly possesses patriotism would fight for his country even after being wronged by it. In addition‚ Green mentions

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    actively resist the oppression of Britain. By using a series of rhetorical questions and appealing to the delegation’s religious tendencies as well as their strong senses of patriotism‚ Henry delivered a powerful speech to encourage them to act on their hopes of liberty. Henry opened his speech by establishing his own patriotism and encouraging the delegation to pursue freedom. Henry appeals to man’s natural willingness

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    “From my father and Ultima I had learned that the greater immortality is the freedom of man‚ and that freedom is best nourished by the noble expanse of land and air and pure‚ white sky” (Anaya‚ 228). Tony’s father then talks about the land possessing “a power that can fill a man with satisfaction” (Anaya‚ 229). Ultima adds on about the land giving faith for nature to grow and evolve. This means that with freedom and faith‚ you can evolve and grow. Consequently‚ Antonio comes to the realization that

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    right. Because America has the opportunity to vote‚ the privilege should be expressed as much as possible. With the dilemma of not all citizens voting‚ the democracy can be far from a success. Those citizens that do vote present strong patriotism. Although patriotism is a praised emotion‚ not all patriotic people have the same ideas for this country. For example‚ a recent controversy is the problems with abortion. If majority of citizens that vote are not against abortion but a few others are against

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    Advertisement are Us is a good example of academic writing because‚ the author Melissa Rubin in bodies a essay that is persuasive and that is clear and straight to the point‚ while giving you a clear organize form of paragraphs. Also‚ having an effective thesis statement in a organize introduction. Next‚ Rubin gives you information in the text that is cited‚ and with a thesis using expressive representation of the start of advertisement. Melissa Rubin starts her introduction off with a great thesis

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    World War I is known as one of the greatest wars in history. Many soldiers in World War I expressed their thoughts and feelings in poetry. Two famous poems are ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’ by Wilfred Owen and ‘The Soldier; by Rupert Brooke. Both men present the theme of conflict in their poetry however the poems are the complete opposite of one another. Although they both present conflict they both have very different views on the subject. Owen presents conflict as nothing but pure horror and thinks that

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