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    Name: Duong Hong Anh Group: 06.1.E1 Date: 01/02/2010 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Discourse Analysis Assignment 1 Text: [pic] [pic] Features of context 1. Addressor: a BBC journalist 2. Addressee: the US readers 3. Audience: online readers 4. Topic: US to resume shortly Haiti medical evacuation flights 5. Setting: place: in a column of online BBC newspaper; time: February 2nd‚ 2010 6. Channel:

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    Another feminist song still heard by today’s generation by Beyoncé in terms of its lyrical content is"Run the World (Girls)‚" it actually paints a picture of an empowered woman. The song’s lyrics and title are an aggressive message promoting female empowerment. A part of the lyrics of the song go‚ "I’m reppin’ for the girls who taking over the world. Help me raise a glass for the college grads. 41 rollin’ to let you know what time it is‚ check. You can’t hold me. I work my 9 to 5‚ better cut my check

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    When considering politics‚ what are the main factors that shape today’s political discourse? First of all‚ what is discourse? Merriam Webster Dictionary defines discourse as‚ “the use of words to exchange thoughts and ideas.” Simply put‚ discourse is another term for discussion. Everyone has met some form of political discourse in their life‚ but what sways those discussions? Three lenses that shape political discourse today are‚ the lens of education‚ the lens of current events‚ and the lens of media

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    Emily Dickinson‚ the Feminist Author Emily Dickinson is recognized as one of the greatest American poets. Emily was born to a very prominent family on December 10‚ 1830. After she had finished her schooling‚ Dickinson embarked on a lifelong course of reading. Her calling as a poet began in her teen years. She came into her own style as an artist in a short period of time. This time in her life was intense and filled with creativity. This resulted in her composing‚ revising‚ and saving hundreds

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    secondary Discourse” (p. 9). As social beings‚ people belong to a variety of Discourse groups‚ groups that have very specific identities and “ways of being in the world” (Gee‚ 19--‚ p. 6). Our primary Discourse group is that of our home. As our world expands‚ so do our Discourse groups. According to Gee‚ these secondary Discourse groups have particular way of thinking‚ speaking‚ acting‚ valuing‚ believing‚ and understanding that are unique to that group. Newcomers to these secondary Discourse groups

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    examined deeply‚ it’s a silly sci-fi blockbuster‚ what else could the film have going on? But there is actually many different ways to examine the film‚ including a feminist reading. Examining a film like this from a feminist perspective is fascinating stuff‚ but before we dive headlong in‚ what is feminist film theory all about anyway? Feminist film theory is a way to examine how a film portrays women‚ are they tough/independent or are they a simple background character? Are women portrayed in a positive

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    In Rousseau’s Discourse on the Origin of Inequality Rousseau critiques Hobbes’ natural man in Leviathan. Rousseau states that Hobbes does not go far back enough to fully talk about a man in the state of nature. Rousseau disagrees with Hobbes’ definition of a natural man‚ saying Hobbes took a man‚ who has already been shaped by society and put him into a state of nature‚ and Hobbes fails to understand the effect of pity and that government only increases the problems of man. Suzanne Collin’s Hunger

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    The “Hidden transcript” is always present because it represents discourse. When an African American is stopped by a police officer for a routine traffic stop‚ the tension is present. The officer is an authority figure so this person would give them respect but also find out why they were being pulled over. Any interaction with law enforcement could be an African Americans last encounter on the face of the earth so most of the time they are scared and will do anything the officer says to not upset

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    world seem to live inside themselves always thinking that today might be the last. Stoics detach themselves from things of this worlds including objects‚ people‚ and to a certain extent their own lives. In Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations and Epictetus’ Discourses they both explain how to properly be a stoic‚ learning to deny their feelings‚ respect themselves and nature‚ and detach themselves from the useless things of this world. One of the main things that the Stoics did was deny their feelings. The reason

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    order for awareness. They would form organizations‚ take part in rallies‚ protest and also hold meetings. Yet Liberal Feminist Stanton used political logic and examples to relate to citizens. The Declaration of Sentiment was one of the first writings that paved the way for feminist theory. The difference between Liberal and Marx Feminist is their analysis on patriarchy. Marxist Feminist were a set of advocates with different beliefs of women’s oppression. They believed that the structure of social class

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