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    Hanna Crawley 10 October 2014 Engl 2305 Analysis Short Paper “The Gun Joke” by Jamaal May is a poem that became popular recently due to a shooting of a young man that caused national attention. This poem is about how in society today we hear stories on the news about people getting shot by guns and how its something that is too common in our world now. Throughout the poem‚ May uses examples that people can relate to and understand.‚ repetition of certain words and phrases‚ along with a chilling

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    http://www.geocities.ws/cloned4479/Gordimer In Nadine Gordimer’s “Once Upon a Time”‚ the most important element is its theme.  The entire story is set about telling its readers that human beings create their own destruction.  The setting of the two parts of the story is important as well as the ironic structure presented.  Suspense and tone also add to the final effect.  All this is brought together to leave readers shocked‚ ready to rethink the importance of things in their own lives. The

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    Kallie Laycock Unearthing Reality There is a difference between appearance and reality. How something appears isn’t always what it actually is‚ and sometimes you can alter the appearance of something so much that is almost impossible to find the reality buried within. In the play ‘Hamlet’‚ by Shakespeare‚ the King of Denmark has died‚ leaving his cousin to rule the land. His ghost‚ however‚ appears while the guards are on watch‚ and he tells Hamlet his cousin Claudius in fact killed him‚ and

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    A&P Character analysis-Sammy Sammy‚ the narrator of “A&P‚” is an opinionated‚ sarcastic‚ disaffected teenager with a healthy interest in the opposite sex and a keen observational sense. Sammy notices everything around him‚ and he drinks in every detail of the girls’ physical appearance‚ from the texture and patterns of their bathing suits to the different boundaries of their tan lines. Sammy goes beyond the surface details to glean insights about the people he observes. For example‚ Queenie’s dangling

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    Originally a novel‚ written by W. Sommerset Maugham‚ "The Razor’s Edge" is the story of an American man named Larry‚ who undergoes a transformation as he witnesses the changes in the world and his own life. Larry experiences disillusionment due to World War I‚ seeks refuge in France to "find himself"‚ and questions the morals of society. The Razor’s Edge entails several of the main elements of modernism‚ and Maugham illustrates them by exposing the darker side of the American Dream through relationships

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    The Onion’s mock press release about the MagnaSoles shoe inserts satirizes how products are marketed to customers. The article is riddled through with malapropisms‚ and the whole article is a parody of an advertisement. Sarcastic irony is used when statements are made in the article that are obviously meant to show that the opposite is true‚ and hyperbole‚ or exaggeration‚ is used to show how advertisers will try to convince people that their product is useful for many more issues than it is.

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    In the article‚ “The Science of Sarcasm? Yeah‚ Right”‚ Richard Chin points out the fact that Sarcasm detector is the very useful creation and people should master the skill about sarcasm. Additionally‚ he emphasizes why people consider the sarcasm should be their lives. First of all‚ it could help people do the brain exercise because people need to know and understand what is sarcasm and how to use it. In another way‚ it could make your smart if you practice sarcasm. Then‚ it brings funny to your

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    Flogging” starts off his essay with a clear argument. His tittle itself states clearly what he is trying to persuade his readers. I can see that Jacoby has also strongly stated his thesis statement in his tittle itself. As an author he illustrates the sarcasm tone in his essay to make his point of view clear to the readers. He conveyed his readers in an ironical way‚ where there is a contrast between what he said and what he meant. Jacoby’s point of view simply shows us that he believes that flogging

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    Another important method was showing the view through a growing child’s (Scout Finch) mind‚ eyes‚ ears‚ and mouth. There is another very significant method that was used. In the novel‚ To Kill a Mockingbird‚ Harper Lee utilizes the effects of irony‚ sarcasm‚ and hypocrisy to criticize a variety of elements in Southern life. <br> <br>Harper Lee employs the effects of irony in To Kill a Mockingbird as a way to criticize the deficiency of public education. "Now tell your father not to teach you any more

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    Sarcasm is used with the intent to mock or ridicule someone based on your choice of words. Julius Caesar used sarcasm to mock the soothsayer and laughed at the fact that he would even suggest that Caesar would be in danger. A true leader takes any citizens ideas into consideration and does not judge one’s opinions. Caesar was not fit to lead Rome because he was very narcissistic. Although Brutus did not want Rome to have a ruler at all‚ he would have been much more fit for the position. Julius

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