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    Beginning English composition two I was anxious and concerned about the level of difficulty of the course. My experience with English composition one was challenging to say the least. Even when I put countless hours of dedication and effort into each essay, my grades would fall short despite the time put in. This experience lead to my apprehension towards taking English Composition two here at Auburn. To my surprise, English Composition Two has been a success for me. I have made tremendous…

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    As of the article and weekly reading had pointed out one of the implications of human memory in relation to eyewitness accounts in court cases could potentially be wrongful incrimination. As in chapter 8 of the textbook as well as article listed in this week's forum form there're several factors that can affect memory, with the overarching theme of the malleability of human memory. One of the factors that can affect memory is suggestibility. As stated in the Reading the way and interviewer…

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    By the year 1990, equality between the sexes has become unprecedentedly parallel and similar in nature despite the obvious minor differences in physiology and thinking, but an Australian philosopher by the name of David Stove challenges this idea in a very explicit and outright was in his essay The Intellectual Capacity of Women. This essay, in short, is a sharp criticism of modern feminism and challenges the belief that men are equal to women on several bases. Stove, in his essay uses many…

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    Aristotle is credited with creating the defining foundations of all arguments even to this day, with his logos (logical appeal), pathos (emotional appeal), and ethos (ethical appeal), Aristotle created the most basic formula for every spoken and written argument after them, found in every successful argument. Maya Angelou is one of the most well-known and well regarded African-American writers in American history and played a role in the greatly important Civil Rights Movement and was very good…

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    Eatonville Hyperbole

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    In this section of Their Eyes Were Watching God, Hurston characterizes Eatonville and the people within as very religious, competitive, traditionally and ethically involved, and unified. With the use of hyperbole, personification, idiom, and metaphors, Hurston develops these complex characteristics. Starting off, the author compares the arguments of Sam and Lige to a “contest in hyperbole” (page 63). This metaphor showcases how the people in the town always try to show off for others.…

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    Tambu Analysis

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    From a narratological point of view, a text may have certain stylistic indications of unreliable narration. According to Nünning, some of the most evident stylistic clues to narrative unreliability are “frequent occurrences of speaker-oriented and addressee-oriented expressions” (97). A narrator’s reliability is doubted if he/she is an obvious monologist, talking mostly about him/herself and ignoring the views of other characters. Stylistically, then, Tambu’s narrative reliability is challenged.…

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    evidently strong beliefs that Tyler Perry only portrays the women in his films in certain ways is the divine influence beneath her motives in writing this letter, which allow her to present her refutes. In this letter, Viera commits numerous divergent fallacies in which they ineffectively benefit her assertions towards Tyler Perry. While appealing to the readers emotions, ethics and logics, Viera erroneously weakens her argument throughout her open letter . In response to Tyler…

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    one type and are outweighed by logical fallacies and Mclune’s criticizing of rappers. Mclune also uses a significant amount of Kevin Powell’s ideas, who is another author that defends male rappers in his article. The majority of her article was disagreeing with Powell’s points. Mclune’s article does have the potential to become a very strong piece if she used and balanced all three of the rhetorical appeals and did not include the overuse of logical fallacies. If Mclune did succeed in this idea,…

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    In one of the TED talk broadcast, `Joe Gebbia-The Airbnb story, ' Job Gebbia, the co-founder and chief product officer of Airbnb, claims that strangers can trust one another so much that they can allow the other unknown person(s) to reside in their homes. The speaker accounts for this claim by reasoning out that this is possible because of the creation of an (online) platform that applies a cautiously designed system of a reputation as the vital factor necessary for enhancing trust between…

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    Introduction A. In petty arguments weight, regardless of being skinny or fat weight is said to provoke. B. Most people who are bigger are aware of it, other factors including health, genetics, and what we consume are key factors in this. I am aware that some people are overweight and that isn’t 100% okay. However, the way you handle things are important. C. “People who are overweight don't want unsolicited advice. Guess what? We know we're fat. We live in homes with mirrors.”- Al Roker First…

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