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    Mitchell Kellerman Mrs. Dierig Book notes 17 January, 2016 Part I Chapter 1 Seeds- His adopted parents had no college education pg 24 His adopted parents promised he would go to college pg 28 Was a really hard toddler to raise pg 32 His farther stresses the importance of doing things right(this will become important later) pg 36 Didn't want to go to school pg 42 Moved to los altos because of rough school environment for jobs pg 48 Characters- Clara and Paul Jobs- Steve jobs' adopted parents Mrs…

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    way knowledge is organized impacts how well knowledge is received. Furthermore, context is an important factor to enhance how well your idea is understood by the reader because it shapes the meaning in all communications. In James Baldwin’s essay “Notes of a Native Son”, he elaborates on his ideas by providing a philosophical aspect towards his work. An example is when he experienced a life-altering event and reflected upon it by saying “I could not get over two facts, both equally difficult for…

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    In Notes From Underground: Florida’s Sinkhole Peril, David Owen elaborates on sinkholes in Florida. Owen discusses, among other things, examples of specific Florida sinkholes, the dangers of sinkholes, anthropogenic activities and their influence on sinkhole development, and the history of sinkholes in Florida. Overall, the article provides an overview of sinkholes in Florida and provides the reader with important information related to this topic. This review will discuss the major ideas…

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    In James Baldwin's “Notes of a Native Son,” which was written during the 1940s and 1950s, gives readers an idea on the social environment in the United States in the era of the Civil Rights Movement. It shows the conditions of being an African American living in a society that is grappling with the consequences of racial discrimination. The subjects of this essay vary as Baldwin ponders his own reactions to the significance of the so called protest novel to the circumstances that led many…

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    America is long overdue to give respect and appreciation to Mexico. America does a lot of trade and even has millions of people visiting this beautiful country every year. We should abolish the hateful stigma surrounding their respectable culture and land. As Americans, especially those that embrace their culture simply by eating their food or listening to their music, we should help change this cruel attitude towards Mexico. The perspective of some individuals has become vindictive and…

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    Racial oppression burdens and targets a specific race and can be social, systematic, institutionalized, or internalized. Authors like James Baldwin write to express their feelings towards such oppressive historical conditions. James Baldwin passage “Notes of a Native Son” describes how racial inequalities has affected his personal life and how such oppressors brought about an overpowering rage that consumes and controls him. Baldwin uses life events that he encountered to implement the gradual…

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    see Bitzer's Criteria for setting up rhetorical situation. This allows for the context of a rhetorical event, that consists of an issue, an audience, and a set of constraints, to be seen and analysed by the audience. First, Within James Baldwin's “Notes of a Native Son”, the audience can find all of the relevant characteristics described by Bitzer in his six characteristics of rhetorical situation. For the first characteristic of rhetorical situation of Baldwin’s essay, rhetorical discourse is…

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    Once a small child named Ben loved watching his mother´s cooking. While he was watching the fire on the stove touch the pot, his mom always told him not to touch it, because it was “hot”. But he never ever felt that “hot”, because he lived in a cold area, he only felt hot when the house’s heat was too much. So he turned on the stove and touched the fire, and then he learned that lesson the hard way. That was an example of Conduction. Conduction is when two objects make contact and heat from the…

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    On Commencement day when I pass through the gates of Porter’s Lodge, I will see the words “Know Thyself” and think back on the ways that College of Charleston helped me discover my true self. During high school, it’s hard to know exactly who I am. College is the time where everyone gets a clean slate and is free to be whoever they want to be. It is the time to discover myself. Throughout high school, I have been under my parent’s wings and they have done everything for me. However, I have to…

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    When faith in the enlightenment began to fail, people began to reject the old ways; old philosophers and scholars, old knowledge, old ways of orienting their lives as a group effort towards the greater good. Instead they began to look inward for answers, and to question everything that had previously been taken for granted. As Pippin summarises, “to be a modern individual is to demand independence; on the one hand, historical and intellectual “maturity,” […] a freedom from dependence on…

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