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    Claudia Arizaga Mrs. Trout English 2(H) 14 May 2013 Christian Existentialism in Native Son Several people wonder‚ what is the purpose of life? Others may accept as true that they make their own choices in life. In reality‚ one’s life is not determined by the individual‚ but by a higher authority. Jean-Paul Sartre lectures about the meaning of life through “Existentialism is Humanism.” He jots down two sides of existentialism: Christian and Atheist side. Christian existentialism is defined with

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    second-language speakers are daunted by adopting forms of language they do not typically encounter in their home communities--thus‚ feeling second class until they have mastered this task. Invariably‚ some individuals become bidialectic (mastering two dialects)‚ some become only marginally proficient in learning the standard (while eventually mastering the non-standard)‚ while some will give in to the prescribed language premise‚ mastering the standard while rejecting the non-standard completely--often

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    Yasheeka Palmer Choose two stories from ‘An Evening in Guanima’ that you considered to be the “best” or your favourite. Explain the reasons for your choice considering: theme‚ characters and writer’s style. The author got her inspiration for these stories from her birthplace‚ Cat Island‚ which many believe was originally called “Guanima” by the Lucayans. She frequently visited her grandparents in Port Howe‚ where‚ via storytelling‚ she discovered the fascinating world of Bahamian folklore

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    government‚ the media‚ and other aspects of public life. b. The normal language commonly heard around the area‚ varies between regions. c. Brazil speaks mainly Brazilian. 3. Dialect a. Local or regional characteristics of a language. While accent refers to the pronunciation differences of a standard language‚ a dialect‚ in addition to pronunciation variation‚ has distinctive grammar and vocabulary. b. The differences in a language depending on where you are. c. English from England compared

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    essentially the same grammar system‚ phonetic system and vocabulary‚ they cannot be regarded as different languages. Mor can they be referred to local dialects; because they serve all spheres of verbal communication in society within their territorial area they have dialectal differences of their own; besides they differ far less than local dialects. Another consideration is that AE has its own literary norm. Thus we must speak of two variants of the English national language having different accepted

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    Spanish and English in my mouth‚ tasting every word before I spit it out. Now that I am older‚ there are new languages and different types of it. It can vary from slang to the most professional type of verbal communication. By having these types of dialects‚ it can either benefit your lifestyle or make it worse. I agree with Baldwin’s theory that language is key to a person’s identity and it unravels the making of the person. Slang. Also known as Street language‚ this tongue found in the lower classes

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    Explore some aspects of spoken language used in your home My idiolect is intensely influenced by the individuals who reside in my house or visit regularly. This happens because I have been with them most of my life so I pick up some language techniques they use. I belong to a family of five; my mum‚ dad‚ older brother (Alex)‚ little sister (Daniella). My aunty‚ whose name is Kenny‚ lives in my house frequently and various other aunties and uncles visit if we’re are celebrating or just to have a

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    you‚ and you cant relate it with another one‚ you get stuck‚ and you lose the rest of the idea because you stop thinking about that NEW word. 2. Accents / dialects: there’s a lot of difference speaking with a person of your same country‚ than speaking with a foreign person‚ why?‚ it’s so simple‚ because they have different accent or dialect‚ so they pronounce a lot different the words‚ so if they are saying a simple sentence‚ it becomes a difficult one‚ cause you won’t understand them quite well

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    The Finches’ black cook. Calpurnia is a stern disciplinarian and the children’s bridge between the white world and her own black community. She also teaches (through her actions and Atticus’ respect) the Finch children that skin color does not matter. Scout witness the difference between black and white in Chapter 16 when Atticus and Aunt Alexandra disagree about speaking openly in front of the "colored" help.Calpurnia teaches Scout many of the same lessons. Since Atticus sees Calpurnia as a member

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    life. This poem opens the reader’s eyes to her relaxed culture through the simple language. All though the poem is clear in its context‚ for some of the readers it can be quite hard to understand if the accent is not known. The dialect gives the readers an insight to the dialect of the poet herself and the Caribbean culture is also displayed in the warm inviting tone; this suggests that the culture is friendly and welcoming.

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