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    about dramatic issues that are considered "newsworthy" in order to trigger the audience’s attention. This information leaves the audience with obscure knowledge about what is really happening behind the scenes. Wayne Hunt‚ the author of "Baghdad Burning: The Blogosphere‚ Literature and the Art of War‚” talks about a certain type of media he refers to as the "new media‚” blogging in this case‚ that gives valuable information regarding what is happening globally. This paper discusses two case studies

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    In the Movie “Mississippi Burning” we witness various typed of discrimination‚ civil rights movement‚ and many over issues that were reflected on and ignored. Firstly we see many ways that coloured people’s civil rights were rejected and abused by everyone including the law enforcement themselves. Throughout this essay I will explain and reflect all the different typed of issues and how they are applied throught the film and how they relate to people today. Inalienable rights are proclaimed to

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    In the eighth grade‚ I auditioned for a youth production of “Once Upon a Mattress” at the Morgan-Wixson Theater. It was my first time auditioning for a show in which I wasn’t guaranteed a role. Being certain of my abilities and craving a challenge‚ I auditioned and landed a role in the ensemble. A week into rehearsal one of the leads dropped out‚ and the director called back members of the ensemble to replace her. After performing just a quarter of the monologue I was recast as a lead character.

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    Analysis of the extract from “Heartbreak House” by Bernard Shaw The text under review is the extract from the play “Heartbreak House” by B.Shaw. The author is the greatest satirical dramatist‚ who marked the beginning of a new period in the history of English drama and revolutionized English drama in content and form‚ where he exposed the vices of the society he lived in and condemned the hypocrisy of bourgeois marality. The functional style of the text can be defined as belles-lettres

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    In Malcome Browne’s photo called The Burning Monk‚ the ethical issue raised is the means and extent of protest. The monk‚ Thích Quảng Đức wholehearted believed in the freedom to practice Buddhism and was willing to sacrifice himself to garner attention. However‚ many people would argue that his form of protest was too radical and not ethically correct; self-immolation takes protest too far. Regardless of how radical and shocking a protest may be‚ or how uncomfortable it makes people feel‚ it is still

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    Bleak House In the book “Bleak House” Charles Dickens expresses his contempt towards the vast amount of pollution in the air‚ water and lives of the citizens due to the filthy and unsanitary conditions in London. Throughout the book‚ Dickens describes very vividly the mud in the streets‚ the fog in the air and the dung in the streets. The polluted conditions in London were described as being a layer of thick fog that held within it components of gas‚ dirt‚ grime dung and grease. Just about every

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    The Analysis of “Doctor in the House” The analyzed text is an extract from the book “Doctor in the house” by Richard Gordon‚ a well-known English writer. His own life was closely connected with medicine and he had also gone through such examinations that is why the characters and the situation are true to life. The author has selected the first person narrative‚ but it is combined with several lines of dialogues. Despite the fact that we see the story through the eyes of the main character‚ we

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    In The House on Mango Street‚ Cisneros depicts how the setting impacts the narrator by using language to show how the narrator’s surrounding influenced her desires. At first the narrator was never one to be conscious of her social status as she was happy just being able to play around but that all changed after her interaction with the nun‚ “The way she said it made me feel like nothing. There. I lived there… I knew then I had to have a real house” (paragraph 10-11). While the word “there” may just

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    Our Driverless Future is an essay about the various impacts that autonomous vehicles bring to customers while they are using it. The essay is in the third person point of view that separated into four segments. The author uses Uber’s experience of picking up passengers to discuss different safety issues about autonomous vehicles exist. Sue Halpern claims that the originally designed safety features of self-driving cars such as auto-brakes‚ auto-lane changing‚ or speed-maintaining as an entry point

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    Progressive Era 21-6 Jane Addams‚ Twenty Years at Hull House (1910) Based on a similar movement in England‚ settlement houses arose in American cities in the late nineteenth century to address various social problems connected to immigration and urbanization. Among others‚ the settlement houses attracted middle-class‚ college educated women who had no other employment outlet. Jane Addams founded the most famous settlement house‚ Hull House in Chicago‚ where she and others tried to help European

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