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    Rousseau's Discourse

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    In his work, A Discourse Upon The Origin And The Foundation Of The Inequality Among Mankind, Jean Jacques Rousseau sets the stage by describing man in the State of Nature, much like his predecessors did. However, he presents a very different image of pre-political man than Hobbes or Locke, describing the State of Nature as the absolute happiest that man can get. Starting off the first part of the Second Discourse, Rousseau describes the natural man as modern man without all our mental…

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    Appreciative Discourse

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    link or status and explore our agreement. In particular, social media wants us to think positively. Bunz (2011), for instances, argued that social media without dislike button are designed to avoid the dialectic order of modern discourse and create an “affirmative discourse”.1 In turn, we easily accept and affirm any information without interrogate it critically. Unconsciously, we may become an “agent” for any political interest by like or share its news. However, social media was intentionally…

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    of this paper is to pinpoint a small feature that make a tiny bit of my own idiolect by comparing the feature to other Linguistic study based literature. The topic I have chosen is based on fillers, which includes filler words, filler sounds, or discourse-new markers. Fillers are commonly used by speakers in conversations to notify the listener that the speaker has pause to think before speaking again. Some examples of fillers in English includes sounds like Uh or Um, or words such as Like, but,…

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    Rousseau Discourse

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    Rousseau a Discourse on the Arts and Sciences Casey Froese Rousseau’s discourse illustrates the trickeries that are the arts and sciences, which have been produced by powerful people to disguise their evils and to distract us from our weaknesses. 1) It is written in Budo, - ''there were two fools walking upon a straight path; they claimed to be explorers,'' our society’s current social order inspires this. We must get an education, buy a house, have a family and make tons of money. We are bound…

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    Qualitative Discourse

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    The following question will look at the transmediated discourse of racist ideologies presented in the video game in question. This semester I have also been in a women’s studies class that looks at women’s agency in the Middle East, I even wrote a paper about female artist living in exile of Iran so I have become very sympathetic to the structure of women in the Middle East. In the class we discussed the messages of Islamic text and how they were very often misinterpreted to give men the larger…

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    Option 2 There are different ways through which questions of language and power can be looked at. First, the concepts of language and power can be looked at through analysis of the power play within institutional contexts such as the legal institution (Eades 2006) and the medical institution (Crawford 1999). Language can also be discussed in the context of gender and sexuality. Cameron (2005) points out that when looking at socialization, gender linguistic behavior and gender identities are…

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    Digital Discourse

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    the internet in which kids, teenagers, and adults publish information regarding a variety of topics. Yet, all social media platforms- Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Blogs, etc.- are simply threads in a larger web of digital discourse. To participate in the digital discourse, one must understand how communication methods have evolved since the invention of social media platforms. Whether new communication methods are effective or hurtful depends on how users take advantage of…

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    Tea Discourse

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    Tea emits a soothing atmosphere of acknowledgment and acceptance while its nutritional benefits give its consumer a reason to keep drinking. Recently, more and more Americans have fully grasped the importance of nutrition and how what we put into our bodies incredibly impacts how we feel. A trend of “Low fat” “Sugar Free” and “All Natural” products has risen and everyone wants to be a part of it. I even noticed this fad taking over my own mother when my favorite snacks started disappearing and…

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    Languages can determine whether one is actually speaking their proper discourse within their language. This can be seen in Jordan’s text, when she is talking about a book that she assigned to her students to read for homework. The students were counterattacking the book about how it was written, and the language in which the…

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    communicates, and behaves the same way. A discourse community is a group of people who share a set of discourses, a particular interest, understand the basic values and assumptions, and the ways of communicating about those goals in their community. People who used specialist languages within their area of expertise include teachers, doctors, and scientists, and students who are involved in multiple groups of organization in school are some examples of discourse communities. I personally belong…

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