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    Michelle Barrow English 111-l4 Mrs. Louis April 11‚ 2014 Two Political SpeechesOne powerful Message Two great inspirational political figures‚ hold audiences captive with their patriotism‚ leadership‚ and compassion speaking of our past‚ our present and our future. President Obama plays big brother with our youth‚ demanding they take responsibility for their education‚ embellishing that the future of our country depends on them. Sarah Palin in her Vice-Presidential speech‚ confronts

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    consult one’s emotions instead of estimating probabilities objectively. Availability heuristic The tendency to judge the probability of a type of event by how easy it is to think of examples or instances. Representative Heuristic Heuristic in which one determines whether a particular instance represents a certain class or category Avoiding loss Framing effect The tendency for people’s choices to be affected by how a choice is

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    Choose two prescribed speeches and write an essay where‚ through close analysis of specific aspects of the speeches‚ you demonstrate the speeches textual integrity. We Recognise a text as possessing textual integrity when we see form‚ structure and language producing a unified conceptual whole. The speeches ‘Spotty-Handed Villainesses’ by Margret Atwood and ‘Faith‚ Hope and Reconciliation’ by Faith Bandler‚ represent how a combination of structure‚ form‚ language as well as exploring the human condition

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    emotional response. II. Body One of the most common types of racism is the difference between black and white men. It was year 1600 when African Americans were started to be racist by the Americans. One of the main causes of racism is the Ignorance and Fear: People fear things they do not know much about‚ for example coming into contact with people who have different customs‚ language or appearance‚ they might express their anxiety through racism. Another is the one of the most dangerous main causes

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    energy is less expensive because it is based on uranium which is very accessible. With little amount of uranium a great amount of energy can be produced. It is a reliable source to rely on as there is significant amount of it on the Earth’s crust.(1) One important advantage is that producing energy using Nuclear Power does not give off Greenhouse gases. Green house gases are gases like carbon dioxide and sulphur dioxide which are contributing to the Greenhouse effect or Global Warming. The biggest advantage

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    A Portrait of a Genius One of America ’s finest playwrights‚ Eugene Gladstone O ’Neill ’s great tragedies were greatly influenced by his own experiences with his dysfunctional family. He used these occurrences to craft one of the most successful careers in the earliest 20th century‚ earning countless awards including the Nobel Prize for Literature‚ four Pulitzer Prizes‚ Antoinette Perry Award and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award. Out of all of these Greek-like tragedies there emerged his

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    Eugene Hairston Eugene Hairston nicknamed as “Silent” is an American professional boxer‚ born at July 1st 1929 in Harlem‚ New York. He became deaf at the early age of one due to spinal meningitis‚ a condition that causes inflammation and swelling in the lining of the brain and spinal cord. As a child Hairston attended a public deaf school where he showed natural aptitude in arts‚ but Eugene had a rather different interest. He wanted to become a boxer‚ much like Joe Louis whom he profoundly admired

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    involved in World War I. Woodrow Wilson tried his best to stay out of conflict and remain neutral. Woodrow felt that neutrality was the best thing for them. When the war began Woodrow remained in isolation. It soon became inevitable for them to be involved in the war. With no choice‚ the United States had to make use of their small army and train more people who were drafted into the war. The sinking of a ship carrying Americans caused Woodrow to become furious. As World War I was taking place

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    Between the years of 1914 and 1918‚ the world was filled with chaos and bloodshed. This time period is known as World War I. World War I was a battle between the Allies and the Central Powers‚ both of whom had a strong sense of nationalistic pride. For a number of reasons‚ the nations on each side resented the other‚ and desired to win the war in order to gain certain advantages. However‚ what was initially thought to be a brief quarrel heightened into total warfare. Every nation experienced immense

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    of ideas in a speech. This is seen through an intrinsic connection between reality and what can become reality‚ made obvious by notions presented through‚ rhetorical devices. This is seen in the prescribed speeches. . An intrinsic connection between reality and what can become reality is made obvious by notions presented through rhetorical devices. This is seen in Anwar Sadat’s speech "Statement to the Knesset"‚ through  a succinct presentation that remains strong without a sense of belligerence

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