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    Language is a key factor in the analysis of Shakespeare plays. No word or image is there by accident. Characters are defined by how they speak, the words they use. Shakespeare uses many types of figurative language in Acts I of Romeo and Juliet. Figures of speech are poetic devices in which words are used in a non-literal or imaginative sense to make writing more descriptive and colourful. When you want to explain something to another person, it often helps to compare the new thing to something…

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    Composition #4 Many forms of art had existed in the times of the Renaissance, but none were as eloquent and well-crafted as those crafted by Shakespeare. His elaborate style of word play and hidden meanings helped to fully immerse the reader into his stories. In Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare uses literary devices to develop the theme of how fate cannot be escaped, no matter how hard one tries. The first literary device that Shakespeare incorporates into his writing is the element of motifs.…

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    attended a small formal concert at Webster Hall. It was the annual Hunter College USG Spring Fling event; last year featured a performance by Fetty Wap, A very popular up and coming hip-hop artist. This year, Hunter students had the pleasure of seeing Oxymorons, the opening act and Waka Flaka Flame, the main performer. Waka Flaka Flame is a hip-hop artist who has been active in the scene since 2008. He is known for his popular hits “No hands”, “Round of Applause” and “Hard in the Paint”. Waka…

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    Significance of Time in Shakespeare’s Tragedy, Romeo and Juliet In Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare uses metaphors, irony and oxymorons through the characters of Romeo, Juliet and Friar Laurence in order to real the theme of time. Shakespeare uses Romeo to challenge the theme of time using metaphors and irony with being constricted by time, but also being impulsive. In Act III scene ii, Romeo revengefully murders Tybalt justifying his best friend, Mercutio, who Tybalt has murdered, and Romeo is…

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    found balance surveying scientific processes – often challenging the spiritual beliefs obtained through the arts – where miscalculations became opportunities for enlightenment. To some, my life is a conflict of interest. To my professor, it is an oxymoron. To me, it is commonplace: hopeful, intuitive, driven by humility,…

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    “cloudy” which could connote rain and gloominess.The listing of the woman’s characteristics could suggest how women constantly change how they feel due to their ‘sensitive’ nature, which creates a change in pace. The fleeting nature is shown through the oxymoron of the adjectives, “gracious” and…

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    In Come Alive, it says,”Like a zombie in a maze” which is a simile comparing oneself to a zombie in a maze. It also expresses an oxymoron when it continues declaring: ”you’re asleep inside”, which is unacceptable as truth, for, if someone is asleep inside, their body is not functioning, and they are dead. If this is true, why would a poem imply that you are dead, but you can hear what…

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    Betrayal is a poisoned apple.Though the apple appears so innocent and sweet, the unrevealed truth lies within. Sometimes people can be deceiving, even those you'd least expect it from. They make you feel like you can trust them and they are a true supporter, however, they're your enemy waiting for your downfall. Betrayal is the act of deception. You make others believe in a false idea, just to wrongfully affect them in the end. Though betrayal is mainly looked as a negative action, its…

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    Rhetorical analysis of the President Roosevelt’s Inaugural speech During the 1930s, a severe economic depression explored unpredictably, which drove the American economy to fall into the depths. At the critical moment, on March 4, 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was an excellent political leader, gave his first Inaugural speech to inspire miserable Americans to get the courage to face the present hard situation. He addressed frankly with the present terrible condition, the reasons…

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    In today’s world, gender rights are a hot water topic that not many are willing to wade into the rough waters that is Feminism and Men’s Right are constantly at each other’s throats or perhaps at each other keyboards. With each stroke of the keyboard they become angrier at each other and almost begin to forget about their beliefs and just desire to prove the other wrong. But both sides have validity in their opinions. Early Feminism was started during the Women’s Suffrage movement with women…

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