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    Response Paper Robert Hayden’s poem “Those Winter Sundays” is filled with immense emotion. It is through examination of the lines and words a larger picture unfolds. Like most poetry‚ various interpretations of “Those Winter Sundays” are shaped and formulated due to its accessibility. Although each analysis carefully traces the poems lines and evaluates the meaning of words in the context‚ the end result is a skewed conclusion. Various interpretations of “Those Winter Sundays” formulate due to the

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    Consequently‚ those who never seek gratitude silently give love to all they have. In “Those Winter Sundays” the author‚ Robert Hayden‚ depicts a child looking back on a frigid morning and becoming aware of his father’s daily acts of affection. The poem’s narrator is a child who is not clearly classified as male or female‚ but can be assumed to be the father’s son. The poem begins by illustrating a father rising at dawn on a bitterly cool weekend‚ a day of rest. Although his hands are worn down and

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    Patrick Henry would exemplify these three techniques to near perfect use‚ in his speech to the Virginia House of Burgesses. Henry starts the speech out with a series of declaratory sentences‚ one of the most notable being "different men often see the same subjects in different lights" His word choice is especially important because he is establishing his credibility by using the word "lights" she is making a reference to the Devine spiritual illumination. He uses this method of establishing credibility

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    Affirmative Action For Those With Disabilities I decided to focus my paper on affirmative action as it pertains to those with disabilities. It is an important consideration when thinking about ethical and equal employment opportunity practices. Diversity in the workplace includes people with disabilities‚ both physical and mental. “It makes good business sense to hire people with disabilities. People with disabilities have above average records of job performance and dependability—which improves

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    to take decisive action. Henry uses rhetorical questions to make them think of the decision they should make. Some of the rhetorical questions are “Why stand here we idle?” and “What is it that gentlemen wish?”(85). Rhetorical questions are very helpful in this speech because it makes his audience think twice about what he is saying. In the speech Henry uses figurative language‚ like similes and metaphors‚ to compare things. An example of figurative language is “I have but one lamp by which my

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    Non-literary text forms an independent part of a publication .Non-literary texts are informational writing: factual material‚ informational explanations‚ newspaper articles‚ textbooks‚ journal and diary entries‚ and so forth that are published in newspapers‚ Informative magazines current affairs news and educative articles. Non-literary composition uses facts and figures to proof a point. Examples of non-literary texts are personal diaries‚ current affairs news‚ journals‚ text books and articles

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    How does Angela Carter reinterpret the Gothic Conventions in ‘The Tiger’s Bride’ and ‘The Courtship of Mr Lyon’? In ‘The Tiger’s Bride’ and ‘The Courtship of Mr Lyon’ Carter subverts several conventional gothic aspects. Females in traditional fairy-tales are often passive and submissive victims‚ whereas there is a reversal of this role‚ in how Beauty returns to save the Beast from death. Carter presents several changes of form and character‚ which in some ways eradicate the traditional gothic

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    In Those Shoes: The Spiderman Sneakers "Mom?! I’m home." Kendall shut the front door behind him‚ looking down to his feet at his brand-new pair of Spiderman sneakers. His eyes lit up and his lips crinkled into a smile as the shoes glowed with every step he took. They had caught his attention the second he laid his eyes on them with his other mom at the department store. "Kendall?" Kendall followed the booming voice toward the kitchen. Little Kendall made his way to see his mother Hannah scavenge

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    argue that in dramatic comedy gender conventions must be challenged.’ To what extent does the relationship between Benedick and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing challenge expected gender conventions? Mona Sharma Shakespeare includes two diverse couples in Much Ado About Nothing. He plays with expected gender conventions through these two couples. On one hand you have Beatrice and Benedick whose relationship does not conform to the expected gender conventions. Additionally‚ Shakespeare has created

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    Discuss how film codes and conventions construct a representation of the monstrous in a film you have studied. Film code and conventions construct a representation of the monstrous in the movie In time‚ as we see not an archetypal monster‚ not ugly‚ nor gruesome‚ nor disgusting. We see how Andrew Niccol brings and portrays society as the monster. Produced in 2011 on October the 28th‚ In time is a 2011 dystopian science fiction action film which takes place in the year 2026‚ where humanity has

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