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    Henry V Changing Tides

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    Henry V is full of confusion and changing tides. The play opens up with the king Henry V who used to be the wild Prince Hal in Pt. 1 of Henry IV, but now he is a valiant and aggressive monarch who does what is “right” for his English nation. History goes back and forth between who should rightfully have the French crown: the English or the French? The English army also fluctuates between honorable men fighting a glorious war and those who are fearful and doubtful of the war’s necessity. Is this…

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    the orator, and they were interested in artistic rhetoric. Also, they were more conservative, and they pursued the old religion and old value as opposed to radical older sophist. Therefore, the second sophist tended to be Christianized. They used oratory to explain philosophy, so rhetoric become major and prevalent in this period. Also, second sophist taught in schools of declamation. During this time, school focused on the style and artistic aspects of rhetoric such as grammar. However, there…

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    In his best-selling book by the same name, Christian inspirational author Og Mandino calls the Apostle Paul, The Greatest Salesman in the World, a fictional tale that serves as a motivational guide about life and success. Mandino’s subtle message is effective and clear; earthly riches may be achieved, but true success comes from living the Christian principles and seeking personal transformation. Through his own conversion and suffering, Paul became the top Gospel salesman, the broker for…

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    Seerat Fatima " Spiritual Theory of Socrates" “Man was born free, but everywhere he is in chains" [1]. Rousseau’s famous dictum echoes the utterance of Imam Ali (A.S), who recurrently emphasized in Nahaj ul Balagha: “God has created man free, with sound faculties and reason. He led him with His grace to the true path, but it was man who chained himself with deceitful desires and misguided ambitions” [2]. In this paper we will unravel the shrouded spiritual teachings of Socrates interweaved with…

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    However, Ernest Hemingway is not one of those men. It is clear to see that Hemingway has a solid grasp of the idea of humility. Hemingway said this at his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, "Having no facility for speech-making and no command of oratory nor any domination of rhetoric, I wish to thank the administrators of the generosity of Alfred Nobel for this Prize." The famous and well-regarded novela, The Old Man and the Sea, written by Ernest Hemingway, and Jaws, the famous movie directed…

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    bodies or we pass over theirs” (Shirer 119) one thing that he would regret. During his little outburst while giving his speech Hitler got in trouble for saying that and was told he couldn’t speak in public anymore. For a person that relied on his oratory skills mostly it was difficult to be told but speaking was not all he was good at. Hitler then got to work on his ways of communicating without speaking to people; that being where he brought more of his propaganda skills to…

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    After the conspirators murdered Caesar, Brutus goes to make a speech to the people of Rome on why he had to kill Caesar. Antony ended up showing up, with Caesar's body, to give his own speech on why Brutus was wrong for killing Caesar. Brutus and Antony’s speeches to the people of Rome were similar in some ways. More specifically it was similar in the fact that they were both trying to persuade. The way the two speeches are different though is what they appeal to. This paper will compare…

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    across the U.S for many years due to many readers, including myself finding Jay Heinrich’s cleverness and passion for rhetoric as an intriguing portal to the world of literature. Heinrichs has even been named “Professor of the Practice of Rhetoric and Oratory” at Middlebury College, and his book is also said to be one of the top ten books assigned at Harvard University. Throughout “Thank You for Arguing” Heinrichs effectively describes and demonstrates the different ways in which argument by…

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    Generally, authors compose books that go along with the morals of the audience. Many stories are written today include the typical love story; a girl falls in love with a guy or vice versa. Others are action packed with a climax and a predictable ending. Victor Hugo took a different stance while writing his book Les Miserables. Hugo's idea of action is presented through Jean Valjean, who is held in prison for many years because he stole a loaf of bread. He includes unique love stories unlike the…

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    What is the role of the preacher in delivering God’s Word? Paul had this to say in 1 Corinthians chapter 1, “For since in the wisdom of God the world through its wisdom did not come to know God, God was well-pleased through the foolishness of the message preached to save those who believe” 1 Corinthians 1:21 (NASB) Given Paul’s statements concerning the preacher in 1 Corinthians 1-2, is it appropriate for the preacher to consider sermonic style and substance and seek to improve their skills of…

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