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    Describing “time stills in my mind like unbroken snow” represents the eternal but passing memory of this first love. His “fear of first love as first things fail” conveys the regret of the persona. Simultaneously the persona accepts the relationship has ended. He transitions through the poem from saying “time does not pass” to “time passes as the seasons pass”. Meyers makes a point that first love is beautiful and timeless when you’re in it, but it will…

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    Throughout the novel he not only changes his appearance, but completely disguises his personality as well. He adopts a persona that would appeal to a specific audience, establishing either ethos, pathos, or logos. When functioning under the persona of Black Guinea, an African cripple, the confidence man demonstrates a timid and respectful tone. When introducing himself to his mark he responds, “Der Black Guinea dey calls me, sar"(13)…

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    Injustice In Malcolm X

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    system. Continuing to grow, he saw more and more injustice, which motivated him to become an activist for the cause. Throughout his life, he played many roles, known as personas, with different people. Throughout his life, Malcolm X displayed multiple personas including a helpless child, cheated…

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    Essay Porphyria's Lover

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    take away the purpose of being. The persona simply declares Porphyria’s emotional state for her rather than allowing her to speak her mind which consequently leads to crushing her spirit along with her windpipe (41-42). It can be determined from this that men of the era were believed to be the only ones that were smart enough and had the capability to understand emotions ,especially something as serious as love. Porphyria’s life and how she feels toward the persona is undermined. In his works,…

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    A Modest Proposal Satire

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    The persona that Swift uses is the speaker, which mostly identifies with the British upper-class. Swift used this persona to show the ridiculousness of the pamphlets which were circulating at the time with “solutions” on how to solve the poverty crisis. In his essay, there are many times in which we know he is using a persona and not talking as himself such as when he wrote; “...taxing our absentees at five shillings…

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    Black Girl Alienation

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    between the persona and the reader, i.e. if the reader is not a black girl. But the odd juxtaposition of the two phrases only serves to highlight the words in parentheses, making them more conspicuous to the eye and seem more important to the overall meaning of the poem. Now, in the reader’s imagination, the poem ceases to be a mere exercise of cultural expression, but instead an exercise of cultural distinction. Unlike traditional poems that invite empathy between the reader and the persona,…

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    Negradas, Rouvinn Uy BA Communications Arts 4 2010-67914 Lit21B An Analysis on the Collection of Poems by Keith Douglas Most of Douglas’ poems are confessional and direct. While reading his poem it seems that he is taking my imagination to the precise moment when he was writing it. This precision leads the reader to examine his personal experiences and memories but at the same time it is not ever expressive of intense emotions. One of the many evidences in which he takes his…

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    The use of an individual’s persona is considered to not be illegal and therefore allows companies to purchase and sell fame in order to get the right cast and persona for their show. Along with fame being a commodity, “publicity rights” also plays a big part in the process, essentially when a celebrity accepts the offer of giving their personality…

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    titled “Take Down the Confederate Flag, Symbol of Hatred.” Each article provides reasoning as to why the Confederate battle flag should or should not be allowed to fly. The two articles are targeted at the same audience, but have a differ in their persona, tone,…

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    house right across from daisy and makes himself “famous” for his parties all for that love that he believes will come back. His persona itself is influenced by his past, we can also say that he has double standards in regards to the past, he didn't like his life as a poor boy and when he meets Dan Coby and becomes wealthy he hides his past, creating a whole new persona who was always rich and went to oxford etc, etc. However in regards to his past with Daisy he is…

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