Frame of reference

This speech is the final nail in the “U.S. versus Them” frame. In the opening remarks, Bush notes that the “civilized world faces unprecedented dangers.” This sets the scene with undertones of impending extended conflict in the Middle East. While much of this speech spends time praising the accomplishments of…

climax, and a fall of action. During the flashback, I see the train tracks as the path of order for the story and the resulting plot. The train track allows for stops along the way where the story develops through lighting, music, and time and space references. Lighting the mood with shadows or bright light brings the audience closer into the characters emotions. Other diegetic elements found in the film are the automobiles from the time period, the costumes the actors wore, and the period music…

in 2003. He begins his work with relatable references of W.E.B Du Bois “Negro problem” in the United States making note that is not only a “local phase” of a much greater problem: “the color line belts the world” (Edwards p.2). This phrase of the color line belts the worlds sets the stage for the book in its entirety. Using empirical studies and literature it reopens black conglomerate culture in the early twentieth century. Edwards’ intentionally frames this work to have the audience of black…

Consequentialism is not the best choice her because it would side with Mrs. Walker due to the greater consequences that come out of it. Firing her would have a lot more disadvantages than giving her a lighter punishment. And it wouldn’t be the best frame work to use because it doesn’t account for human feelings, in this case Halima’s…

Iranian history and daily life under the new oppressive Muslim government. On page 250 panel 4, Satrapi uses the angle at which the image is viewed, and the size of the panel itself, to give the feeling of importance within that image. The frame of reference in the image is used to give the impression that the mural is much higher and larger than it truly is, giving it a place of glory and making it clear that this image is one that is of great importance to those in the town. (Making comics,…

metaphor of god and his creation of the Tyger. Normally, a blacksmith would use these tools in their artworks to mould super-hot metals. Besides, the word “forge,” as used in the stanza is basically used by smiths to refer to creating or forming. The reference to smith also ties into the imagery of fire linked with the Tyger, thus heightening the danger and energy of the creation of tiger. Forging would mean the dangers involved when creating the Tyger, just the same way the process of forging…

The memories and facts that are given here have an angry irritated look what you did feel. Where as Plath’s has a more violent angry feel to it. She uses holocaust references and language to give you a sense of her pain. Where as, I use cartoon implications with a southern undertone to make my audience understand place and time frame. As well as other situations that the general “Daddy Issues” unknowingly led to. Untitled begins with a undermining language with almost a petty since of stating…

model of psychological nigrescence (the process of becoming Black). The Cross model was first developed during the civil rights era and contains a five-stage process in which Blacks in the United States move from a White frame of reference to a more positive Black frame of reference (Sue & Sue, 2016). There are five stages in the Cross model. Preencounter is the first stage. In this stage African Americans diminish their Black heritage and place a higher importance on White ways and values.…

benevolent. This is an occasion or even moment where nurse-patient generates a bond and is able to share thoughts of a spiritual connection. The nurse’s act of caring behavior becomes a necessity for the element of understanding and to receive a frame of reference from the patient and nurse alike. During the exchange the search for spiritual understanding could be an asset from the giver as much the taker. This time is shared between the parties to promote the comfort and the healing of the…

Healthy people will never know the feeling of people with congenital problems until they look into realistic fictions. According to Huck, “Realistic fiction helps children enlarge their frames of reference while seeing the world from another perspective” (Huck, p.201), those fictions help children have better understanding of human experiences. Example like Out of My Mind, Melody cannot walk or talk. Although Melody is a pure fictional character in Sharon M. Draper’s book, there are tons of…