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    truly surprised and became horrified by his suggestion to murder and eat children. After some further reading and research‚ his manner for such graphic delivery and the contraction of this being such an immoral proposal‚ I understood his use of sarcasm and ridicule to shed light on his perception that England was essentially consuming the Irish young & sucking the lifeblood out of them (Sayre‚ p.775). What came to be a bigger surprise to me‚ was how well thought out and logical he made his

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    Damabelis Acevedo Summary October 9‚ 2012 Advice to Youth “Advice to Youth” is a very well thought out speech written by Mark Twain. This lecture was brought out in 1882. “Advice to Youth” is an entertaining speech advising the youth about setting a strong foundation in their lives. The youth according the Mark Twain are in their early tender years and this time will be best used to set a seed in their lives so they can be prosper when becoming adults. “Advice to Youth” will have you hooked on

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    Especially with contributing the last sentence of her quote‚ the author uses the sarcasm to emphasize her dramatic point and help the reader relate to the statement. The use of saying that it’s a ridiculous task to complete when going to the store‚ which may be many times a week for some readers‚ allows the reader to relate to a time

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    “How it feels to Be Colored Me” In the piece of literature‚” How it feels to Be Colored Me”‚ by Zora Neale Hurston‚ uses diction‚ detail‚ and syntax to express her individuality. Instead of talking about her racial inequality‚ she expresses her uniqueness as a pro. At the time most essays written by African-Americans‚ tend to complain about their racial inequality instead embracing it. The entire tone of the piece is set by the opening sentence‚ where she states she is different by using the word

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    HOW JACK MAPANJE FULFILLS THE ROLE OF AN “IMBONGI”- ON HIS ROYAL BLINDNESS PARAMOUNT CHIEF KWANGWALA. Africa is one of the world ’s continents‚ having a unique physical make up of its own which comprises of some of the distinct features in the likes of mountains‚ lakes‚ falls and plains just to mention a few. It is from this outset that one of the integral branches of literature particularly African literature sprouted. Practiced and expressed in the southern central nation of Malawi‚ African

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    A successful piece of social commentary selects an issue (or feature) of a society and identifies a series of aspects that contribute to that society. By doing this‚ the author raises the awareness amongst readers and makes them reconsider the accepted state of affairs and challenges a position held on those certain issues. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is a severe indictment on American society in the 1920s‚ with particular emphasis on the disintegration of the American dream corrupted

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    short story brought Mark Twain his national attention. Simon bets on anything that he can and others take him on unrealistic bets‚ and while he wins some and loses some‚ he is a man who achieves success on his own.       Twain uses Hyperbole and sarcasm to create a humorous side to the story that makes the reader chuckle‚ he tells this story through the eyes of a narrator. Twain also uses dialect to help set the region of where the story takes place. The narrator‚ while telling you from his point

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    Skin cancer is an important part of life in Australia. Most spend plenty of time in the sun hoping to get a tan‚ the others know the dangers of undergoing such acts ant avoid the sun all together. In the article “We know about the risk of baking in the sun‚ don’t we? Published in 2008‚ the writer talks about the necessity of stronger and more controlled ‘sun-smart’ throughout children’s lives in the education system of Australia. He is very tough on the parents of the children‚ shadowing them and

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    by-passers would stare in curiosity at the bookworm cackling crazily at the classic Candide. The satire of Voltaire’s brilliance was also welcomed by many readers. "The pace is incredibly fast (almost too fast‚ at times)‚ and the scathing wit and sarcasm is reminiscent of Fielding (although where Fielding would have taken several chapters to get a point across‚ Voltaire manages the same feat in a few words!). Some brilliantly funny observations of human frailties and failings‚ plus a lot to keep you

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    Maajid Nawaz‚ a British activist‚ radio host‚ and politician stated how “satire is‚ by definition‚ offensive. It is meant to make us feel uncomfortable. It is meant to make us scratch our heads‚ think‚ do a double-take‚ and then think again.” America has adopted the use of satire from England and has openly welcomed the use of it in our nation. Americans encourage the attacks on government that satire brings because they help us to see the shortcomings in society and push for change to improve the

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