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    Desiree's Baby Theme

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    Desiree lives with her husband in a dreary little town. The story says, “…she shuddered at the sight of it, as she always did. It was a sad looking place…” (Chopin). This description of setting creates a disturbing tone. This relates to the plot because Armand and Desiree are in conflict for over half the story. The story also occurs in the 1800s when women were expected to be housewives. This influences…

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    Gallaudet Video Analysis

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    Language- The Language of the Deaf Community, Holcomb analyzes the language in two approaches that are prescriptive or descriptive. He defines prescriptive as the rules of any given language, and descriptive as the rules of ASL and how people use the language. For example American Sign Language is used more traditionally in a descriptive form in the Deaf culture. Holcomb states, “a descriptive model… constitutes a description of how ASL is used by Def people today” (Holcomb 127). Karen Payne…

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    alternative. Jackson utilizes this to her advantage as she uses descriptive diction in the characters’ actions to reveal an ominous tone in her short story, “The Lottery”. This is significant as it allows the audience to understand how Jackson is trying to address her feelings in the story. A participant for the lottery named Mr. Adams received his folded paper and,“He held it firmly by one corner as he turned and went hastily back to his place in the crowd, where he stood a little…

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    use of setting, imagery, suspense, and tone instill a mood of fear and loneliness in the reader. There Will Come Soft Rains takes place in a post-apocalyptic wasteland that was once bustling with life, or at least the audience can assume these things. The narrator describes “empty cards at silent tables” (Bradbury, 2), insinuating that the house was used as a place for get-togethers of…

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    Merriam-Webster Dictionary’s basic definition of setting is “the time, place, and conditions in which the action of a book, movie, etc., takes place”, but that is an understatement. Setting is so much more than just a time period or location. Setting supplies the reader with a sense of the weather, sounds, smell, lighting, and colors of where the story is taking place. It creates mood and involves the reader in the situation, making the reader feel present in the story. Setting has many more…

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    Exploratory Research

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    magazines’, articles’. Research Design: In my research I will use following two methods of research Design. • Exploratory • Descriptive Exploratory research Design :> Exploratory research, as the name states, intends merely to explore the research questions and does not intend to offer final and conclusive solutions to existing problems. Descriptive research design :> Descriptive research is also called Statistical Research. The main goal of this type of research is to describe the data…

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    Carl Sandburg's Poetry

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    Imagery is defined as “descriptive language that evokes sensory experience (in any or all sense modes)” (Linder). By Sandburg’s use of imagery, he is able to get the readers involved and be able to draw them in. Sandburg uses imagery in his poem “Chicago,” in which he says, “Fierce…

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    Kozol Discourse Analysis

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    ceiling leave exposed the structural brick… sheets of torn construction paper have been taped to windowpanes, but the glare is quite relentless” (Kozol 102). In describing the run down school with problems upon problems Kozol paints this destroyed place of refuge that has now become these students second prison apart from their home life. Students instead are imprisoned within the walls of their school that are “exposed from the structural brick” and has “holes in wall.” This broken school…

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    He provides tips and tricks to win over an audience and get what you want through persuasion. Thank You For Arguing is a descriptive and enlightening book perfect for the English 1301 course. Students in English 1301 will be able to write a high quality persuasion paper using the information Heinrichs provides, persuade any audience by using the tricks Heinrichs suggests such…

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    Night of the World” Ray Bradbury’s “The Last Night of the World” tells the story of a family who finds out it is their last day on earth, and they spend it doing their regular routine. Bradbury is able to achieve this by using an undramatic plot, descriptive imagery and symbol to create a theme in which that impacts the reader. Robert Stevenson defines plot as, “the structure of the action, and how it is manipulated and arranged in order to bring about particular effects or emotions such as…

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