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    is interesting, and perhaps related to my situation, is that Mendoza was categorized as doing “auto-ethnography”, which is in my case critical, and thus not showcasing my optionality will be detrimental to my research. Starting with a surface deconstruction of the sign system used to differentiate different groups, and then moving on to elaborate proved to be beneficial in facilitating not just the understanding of the complexities but in offering a two faced theoretical frameworks in presenting…

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    Joan of Arc: Deconstruction Essay In George Bernard Shaw’s play, Saint Joan, the Inquisitor explicitly propels a powerful speech, revealing only one side of the story, and aspires to persuade the church court to condemn Joan of Arc for heresy. The Inquisitor makes his point using rhetorical appeals such as paradox and persuasion, while appealing to his audience through anaphora, polysyndeton, climax, and antithesis. In a rather solemn tone, the Inquisitor begins his speech with ethos. In line…

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    The Postmodernism Theory

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    their tendency to associate obvious characteristics in order to make sense of their world around them. These characteristics are used to formulate a “rational” explanation of what the object or concept represents. Similar to Derrida 's theory of deconstruction which deals with the notion of difference and diffèrance meaning that we know what something is by knowing what that something is not, the postmodernism theory is a reaction based off of social knowledge. Meaning we get our social…

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    Genghis Khan Thesis

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    The True Genghis Khan Throughout time, there has been many influential people to impact history. From Caesar to Alexander the Great, many ruled empires across the world with great power. Unlike most empires, none were in comparison to the empire of the great Mongolian Emperor, Genghis Khan. The name Genghis Khan, still to this day, strikes fear into the minds of people. Known for being one of the most terrifying and savage forces to mankind, there is a lot to be understood about the emperor…

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    Professor Deborah Miller Fox, a humanities professor at Anderson University writes poignantly on the topic of what has become a “business relationship” between students and faculty. Fox argues that, “the real currency with which students acquire knowledge and/or professional skill is their time and attention to the task of learning, not their money”, which furthers the point that should money be eliminated from the equation, students might seek to further themselves in a much more intellectual…

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    Indigeneity In Brazil

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    Discuss the relationship between modernity and indigeneity in Brazil Brazil is alleged to be going through a substantial change in the way it treats its Indigenous citizens with increased political participation, economic, cultural and social autonomy and recognition of historical colonial and national injustices against the Indigenous community have opened up new opportunities, but with them, new opportunities for corporate and political interests, too. This essay will address the key points…

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    Evolution Of Cell Phones

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    would re-establish a person’s knowledge about the use of proper spelling and grammar and help him or her later on in life. Texting lingo puts limitations on a person’s ability to write. Once the capability of writing properly is demolished, the deconstruction of language itself has…

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    Simply Chamorro Analysis

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    In the article Simply, Chamorro: Telling Tales of Demise and Survival in Guam by Vicente M Diaz, he narrates the history of Guam through various tales. The tales describe the culture of Guam, narrates how Guam is before and after the war. Furthermore, they also recount how the war erased Guam’s culture. Specifically, the tales indicate that this drastic change in Guam’s culture was caused by American capitalistic and military oriented perspectives, and cultural assimilation. This is significant…

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    Patek's Discourse

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    of being purchased. In order to fully understand the nature of advertising, the advertisement must first be deconstructed into its discourses, the signifiers, and the connotations associated with these discourses. The focus for this analytical deconstruction is the advertisement for a Patek Philippe watch. This advertisement is aimed at middle-aged, married mothers, and this is apparent through the three main signifiers that…

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    and we are able to gain an incredible insight into the minds, emotions and thoughts that society and civilisations possessed, and the overwhelmingly claustrophobic atmosphere that encompasses them. In the aftermath of postmodernism, parody and deconstruction become weapons with which writers like Morrison can excavate and recreate history, and then question the legitimacy of established ‘truths’ of the master discourse on race and class, as we shall see in A Mercy’. Morrison strives to separate…

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