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    Asperger’s Syndrome - How Can I Help My Child Understand Subtle Speech Patterns Like Sarcasm? Asperger’s syndrome is a neurological disorder. Which means that it’s something you are born with. You cannot catch Aspergers‚ or could you "cure" it. Asperger child often has difficulties in the communications area. An "Aspie" as someone with Aspergers is frequently called‚ may tend to employ a literal interpretation of language. An important reason for an Aspie’s issues with social functioning could be

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    Intro: This essay will investigate and explore the similarities and differences between the linguistic and presentational techniques used to have an effect on the reader used in two articles with the shared topic of pets. The first article is by two women who call themselves ’Barking Blondes’‚ the use of the word ’Barking’ having two meanings: one relating to the sound dogs make and secondly referring to madness. This may be because they are slightly eccentric dog lovers. The formal online newspaper

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    Ireland‚ including the numerous amount of underprivileged citizens. Swift starts his paper strong and with factual information. There is logic and reason in his proposal‚ at least‚ until the point he suggests selling and consuming children. His sarcasm makes “A Modest Proposal” a much stronger work that proves the ridiculous ideas some people have. The literary work is a successful satire; it causes the reader to look at the country’s’ problems and formulate a more achievable proposition. The way

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    Alex Almanza Period 5 10/1/10 D.H. Lawrence Analysis D.H. Lawrence’s essay‚ “On the Scarlet Letter”‚ voices his opinions on Hester. Due to Hester’s adultery‚ he thinks of her as a “demon” and “the great nemesis of women”. D.H. Lawrence takes his views and effectively communicates them with the use of literary devices; his views are supplemented by a sarcastic tone‚ a choppy syntax and the use of repetition. D.H Lawrence uses a sarcastic tone to form‚ and assert‚ two contrasting views‚ praise

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    because humor can make something that is tedious become interesting. The techniques he utilizes include the use of metaphors‚ rhetorical questions (a figure of speech in the form of a question without the expectation of a reply)‚ capitalized words‚ sarcasm (a sharp‚ bitter‚ or cutting remark; or a bitter taunt)‚ and labeling. Barry’s use of humor in his writing contributed greatly to the overall effectiveness of the essay. Through the use of humor‚ Barry not only contributes to the overall funny tone

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    district can supply an adequate ’carryover’.” This was the beginning to the essay “The Mosquito.” Leacock used many satirical techniques and other humorous elements to mock Stefansson’s mindset. Some of the elements used throughout the essay are sarcasm‚ hyperbole‚ exaggeration‚ irony‚ and litotes (understatements). For example he made a great understatement when he wrote that naturalists can easily fend off

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    Robert E. Lee‚ a schoolteacher by the name of Bertram Cates is accused of breaking the law by teaching evolution in a classroom. The defendant‚ Henry Drummond stands up for Cates in the famous Monkey Trial. By expressing his humor‚ persistence‚ and sarcasm‚ Drummond helps others learn about evolution and its contribution to society‚ even though he did not win the case. Drummond’s humor helps him to convey the importance of evolution by appealing to the courtroom by making them laugh. Drummond jokes

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    Types of Speeches An Informative speech is one in which you provide your audience with new and/or useful information about a significant topic. Remember‚ your goal is “to increase an audience’s knowledge or understanding of a topic;” your job is to define‚ explain and clarify your topic. No overt attempts to persuade the audience should be made but you do need to show the audience why your topic is important to them—what is the topic’s significance or consequences to their lives? Basically

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    acknowledge such has only decreased. In his piece‚ Richard Louv opens with direct quotations from various sources about advertisement and nature. Throughout this text Louv uses an anecdote‚ rhetorical questions‚ logos‚ pathos and a generous amount of sarcasm to uphold his argument on how society has separated itself from nature with technology. In the opening paragraph‚ Louv quotes writer Matt Richtel “… it’s time for nature to carry its weight” (ln 8). This quote sets the sarcastic tone for the rest

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    To what extent do you sympathise with Marcus and the choices he has to make in About a Boy? Discuss the techniques the author has used and use examples from the text to support your answer. In the novel “About a Boy” by Nick Hornby‚ the character of Marcus has to make numerous choices which affect his life in a variety of different ways. Marcus is 12 years old and because of this‚ he is often naïve and hasty is his decisions but he makes them in order to protect himself. These choices that he makes

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