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Jasmine Rodrigo Justin Mott ENGL 102-73 24 September 2017 Summary and Analysis: Visual Rhetoric In the image advertised by the Czech animal rights organization "Svoboda Zvirat", a beautiful model is shown with blood running down her face. At the bottom of the poster, the caption “For long eyelashes this is how 300,000 animals suffer each year” effectively uses the rhetorical appeals of ethos, pathos, and logos. The author of this piece decided to use a strong and powerful image combined with…

Will there ever be an object or idea that can alter a “mistake”? As humans have evolved, there have been distinctive notions created on the consequences of certain activities or actions. While the preceding is important to include in society, must it constantly be so solemn? Any individual does either naive actions or just simple mistakes. In “First Confession” he gestates a humorous tone with the utilization of figurative language and characterization to illustrate how the formality and notions…

religion that he provides are important to the rest of his writing, as his explanation of the relationship between these two terms depends on it. He defines the terms based on how knowledge is gained, first laying out all the possible ways in which a human being might gain knowledge. Al-Farabi states that in order to gain knowledge of an idea, the idea must first be comprehended. This comprehension can arise in only two ways: either by…

CHARACTERISTICS/TRAITS/VALUES Everyone is drawn to particular kinds of people. The characteristics I value in others is someone who's adventurous, lives in the moment, honest, encouraging, funny, and isn't serious all the time. I like to enjoy life, and want to spend time with someone who is joyous and full of optimism. As for characteristics, I want to portray to others is optimistic, funny, caring, hardworking, and outgoing. I want to be known as the person who people can rely on and enjoy…

needed for the greater good; animal experimentation is essential for the discovery of new medicines and vaccines and insurance of the safety of chemicals in the household. Animals were not always used for testing drugs and products, so as a result, humans served as the first test subjects; but the tests often ended in tragic results. For example, an antibacterial drug was first sold in 1937. This untested formula did not dissolve well in water, and eventually killed 107 people. In this manner,…

Utopia, the good nonexistent place. That’s what utopia means in the Greek language. Thomas More in this book describes to us what he believes and sees a perfect society would look like and how it would function and treat the individuals living on it. I agree with multiple of the features of the society, but there are also some doubts and disagreements I have with some things within the society. I am going to list two of the excellent features and two of the inappropriate features that happen in…

The four themes of Existentialism that I found to be the most significant and recurring in the works of the existentialists are as follows: the individual, God, being, and truth. The individual is a theme prevalent in every existential philosopher as pondering one’s own individual existence is the core essence of the movement. Furthermore, being is often an accompanied attribute to the self and is pondered alongside the self. God is necessarily pondered in the philosophies of existentialism…

Desperation Stupidity Guilt Forgiveness Click. Loading. Sent. I felt fine. Go back to doing homework, do not check my phone. About ten minutes later it dawns on me. I screwed up. Why would I do that? Look at my texts, some thank me, some do not respond fearing incrimination. I start to feel guilty. “Why did you that?” I asked myself “How could you be so stupid?”. I started to panic. I told myself I would not get caught and that plenty of people cheat, it's not a big deal. This was a lie. It was…

an important epistemological question: How can a person be certain of what his senses tell him about the world he lives in? This question, explored modernly in the film by portraying reality as nothing more than a computer simulation implanted into humans’ sensory receptors by a race of intelligent super-computers, is nevertheless an idea that has intrigued philosophical thinkers for many ages. For example, in 1641, Rene Descartes wrote about his doubts of perception in Part I of Meditations on…

out or you can avoid him for the whole year. The second option is kind of like suicide that not dealing with the problem isn’t the best solution. Nagel does not think that the absurd is necessarily a bad thing. He said “Absurdity is one of the most human things about us: a manifestation of our most advanced and interesting characteristics.” I think that Nagel is right about the…