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    to change between characters in their presentations. “Blocking” involves all the physical actions the performer does during their performances. Additional speech lingo includes nicknames for a few categories. For example, the category of original oratory is referred to as “OO,” discussion is called “disco,” and informative is dubbed as “info.” The language used in speech was exclusive to the members, and others would be confused when confronted with the words used in this context. This made…

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    There are countless people you could analyze for philosophers on metaphysics. Immanuel Kant is seen as the central figure for modern philosophy. He changed early modern rationalism and empiricism and set term for most of 19th and 20th century philosophy. He continues to have a great significance in today’s metaphysics. He also has an influence in epistemology, ethics, political, and many other fields. Kant has many theories but his main theory was “critical philosophy”, seen in his three…

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    America. His espousals addressed challenges like police violence, mass incarceration, and structural racism, consequently inciting many to take actions and strive for a more just society. On the other hand, it was Malcolm X's personal charismatic oratory skills that made the movement and the message popular, and amplify the impact. Oratorical masterpieces like Message to the Grassroots and The Ballot or Bullet defined his legacy and are still revered today for their brilliance and…

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    Fascism In Germany

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    Hitler filled the army with the people who were ex-soldiers and proud of their country. Additionally, Hitler began to make weapons and recover conscription with the support of all Germans. The Treaty of Versailles gave Hitler chance to show his oratory skills as it provided him something to attack. Germans began to entirely believe Hitler about what he did and they were sure that Hitler would led them and Germany to a bright…

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    The Holocaust, orchestrated by mainly the German Nazi regime, which occurred between 1933-1945, was the deliberate attempt to slaughter the Jewish people. In 1941, there were approximately eleven million Jews living Europe; however, by 1945, their population had diminished by six million. When discussing “The Final Solution,” a euphemism for this genocide, the notorious dictator’s name comes to mind. Without the reinforcement Hitler received and his power, he would not have been able to execute…

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    Adolf Hitler was charismatic and manipulative leader who used his spellbinding oratory skills to create sense of blind obedience. Hitler formed a sense of unification by targeting a common scapegoat, and creating the ultimate “Nazi Myth.” Propaganda was a common instrument used to promote jingoistic attitudes. He was able to use his position in authority to pass laws and regulations that contributed to the ideals of the “master race.” Hitler used his totalitarian powers to promote the sense of…

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    The struggle for land rights that occurred over 213 years ago has made a mark in history as one of the most racial inequality events of all time and Indigenous Australians have continued to fight for their land ever since.The first Aboriginal political organisation was formed in the 1920’s. Two of the most well known aboriginal organisations would be the Australian Aborigines League (AAL) and the Aborigines ' Progressive Association (APA). These organisations played a massive role in the…

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    In the first chapter of William V. Harris’s book, War and Imperialism in Republican Rome, the author makes use of primary sources, such as Polybius, and archeological evidence to analyze Roman attitudes towards war. Since warfare was an integral part of life for the Roman Empire, Harris attempts to provide the reasoning behind their desire to continuously engage in battle. Specifically, in the first half of chapter one entitled, “Roman Attitudes Towards War”, Harris looks at the aristocracy and…

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    The manner in which the Americans behaved influenced the people of Trinidad and Tobago. The Americans would come together and protest for what they believed in and fight for autonomy. I’ve listened and read the oratory of resistance coming from the mouths of icons like Dr. Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Che Guevara and Stokely Carmichael. All of these great icons gave powerful speeches on human and civil rights, dignity and freedom. Songs also influenced Trinbagonians…

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    Power Of Spoken Language

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    John Kumalo, Stephen Kumalo’s brother, is given the gift of oratory. When Msimangu sees John Kumalo giving a speech, Msimangu says, “Perhaps we should thank God he is corrupt. For if he were not corrupt, he could plunge this country into bloodshed. He is corrupted by his possessions and he fears their loss, and the…

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