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    Awareness comes across the population of humanity in many insightful fashions. This of other desirable traits has one of the greatest impacts on your life‚ whether you are aware of it or not. Throughout the readings of This is Water and The Three Questions‚ it was appointed that awareness is a quality of life that is acquired with time. I believe that having this trait has a world of difference if you find a way to merge it into your life; the result could end up being the difference between life

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    things that are not obvious because our mind is focus on expectation of what we think and what we expect to see. Expectation is a barrier that keep us from seeing beyond and being aware of the things that are the most important. In the essay‚ “ This is water ” by David Foster Wallace and “ Seeing” by Annie Dillard ‚ we see that we have to learn what to think and how to think. If we choose to open our mind and noticing the unexpected‚ it will lead to happiness and clarity‚ but being small-minded and

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    Summer Reading 1. Capturing the Main Point of Essays I chose three essays from The Signet Book of American Essays based on the sections that appealed to my interests. In “The Meaning of This Hour‚” Abraham Joshua Heschel claims that the world is a world living inhumanely because there is a lack of God’s presence and glory. George Plimpton’s “Desperately Seeking Humor” describes the great lengths a group of comedians and writers went through to put a humor section in an edition of a magazine‚ as

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    Background Information The “This is Getting Old” commercial‚ released in 2018 by ETrade‚ marketed investing in retirement before you are incapable of working. Persuasive Techniques Targeting young to middle-aged adults‚ due to the fact that the seniors are working in youthful environments‚ E-Trade claims Americans should open a retirement account because they need the money so they do not have to work when they are old. The inference is the seniors did not begin saving early enough in life to have

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    The Rhetorical Analysis Essay of “Can This Campus Be Bought” Jennifer Croissant presents the article‚ “Can This Campus Be Bought?” in a persuasive way‚ discussing how the image of a university is affected due to the relationships with large corporations. Croissant provides multiple examples as well as standpoints allowing audiences to view a problem from different perspectives. She points out the reason the corporations are willing to donate money to universities; yet‚ it is in a form of commercialization

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    Shane Koyczan: To This Day Explication Shane Koyczan was born on May 22‚ 1976. He grew up in Britain Colombia‚ Canada. He started writing poetry when he joined a club at his university called Tons of Fun University. However‚ he did not write typical poetry. He was a spoken word artist. Spoken word poetry focuses on the esthetic of poetry. He uses several rhetorical devices to craft his poem and uses a powerful speech to vividly express his poems. Many of his works are More Often Than Sometimes

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    Rhetorical Analysis: President Ronald Reagan ’s Farwell Address Rhetorical Analysis: Reagan ’s Farwell Address Ronald Reagan ’s Farewell Address was an amazing example of conveying the fundamentals for freedom through an emotional and visual lesson. It is no wonder that the president known as the "great communicator" was successful in painting for us a picture of who we were‚ past and present‚ and the improvements in the areas of strength‚ security‚ and

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    education? Some people might say a “real” education is about getting good grades or gaining as much knowledge as we can; some might say a “real” education is about teaching the life’s truths to become successful. It is true that people have discussed this topic for a long time. When I got into college‚ I kept asking myself about how to get a “real” education. I think that is a part of the reason I chose to study abroad in the US. I believe high-level educational system of America is excellent‚ more

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    You can’t have one without the other because they all connected to our everyday life . Two essays that proves that mindful ‚ conscious and compassionate is a state of begin in life is “Seeing” by Annie Dillard and “This is Water” by David Foster Wallace. In This is Water by David Foster Wallace he uses compassion to develop his speech by talking about his concern and his day-to-day life. Compassion is the sympathetic pity and concern for the suffering or misfortunes of others. Wallace

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    He gave his only one speech so far in public‚ in which he talked about his view of life in the city. The speech happened in a commencement of Kenyon College in 2005. Now‚ the widely distributed video has been into a thin book‚ which name is “this is water”. At the beginning of the article‚ author talked a story about the fish‚ and he points out that “the fish story is merely that the most obvious‚ important realities are often the ones that are hardest to see and talk about.” In our daily life

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