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    Benedict, David. "Review of The God of Carnage." Variety (7 Apr. 2008): 83-84. Rpt. in Drama Criticism. Ed. Thomas J. Schoenberg and Lawrence J. Trudeau. Vol. 34. Detroit: Gale, 2009. Literature Resource Center. Web. 16 Dec. 2015. David Benedict’s review analyzes the play from beginning to end. He begins by observing that “it’s all frightfully awkward for two such smartly professional couples, but everyone is determined to be civilized about this” (Benedict). He describes how with a…

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    priests. Both instances suggest that that disaster within Greco-Roman society was perceived as directly resulting from human disrespect towards the Gods. Therefore, while Briar Rose as a cautionary tale teaching children to be respectful suggests that politeness and etiquette were valued in medieval Europe, The Trojan War exposes that etiquette was a staple…

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    Edgar Allan Poe was an American writer from Boston, Massachusetts who, thanks to his poem, “The Raven”, became one of the most popular poets in the world. (Bloom 47) Some of his most famous poems include “To Helen”, “The Tell Tale Heart” and “The Raven”. Poe mastered the use of diction and tone to give the reader a sense of the grief he felt when he wrote his poems. (Dhahir 1) This was the main reason for the success of his poem “The Raven”. In his poem, “The Raven”, Edgar Allan Poe uses…

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    What does one think when they hear the two nations “China” and “Japan?” Most will conclude that they are both Asian countries and believe they are alike. However, this assumption is incorrect. Chinese and Japanese’s generations were built on two separate cultural backgrounds. Between the two territories, they are both designed with two different styles of government. Not only the culture and government are diverse, but there is a contrast between China and Japan’s daily expectations such as…

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    The rising tone at the end of an utterance is often used for asking yes-no questions and showing politeness or surprise, whereas the falling tone sometimes leads to rudeness and abruptness. A difference in tone changes the meaning of a group of words, phrases and sentence. The tone is used in the following example: if we read this sentence in a rising…

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    avoiding it without combat.” When faced with encounters she tackled them with objectivity and avoidance. The evidence of this is clear in her declaration that she and her friend “asked the rangers point-blank if they would protect [them].” She uses politeness and repeats her efforts at being polite on multiple occasions. These are clear examples of her moral intent to be…

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    shortcut to making friends, which is what the famous person is in essence seeking. In order to restore essentiality in society, the solution is not to make more people famous, but to change how humans interact with each other. To treat each other with politeness…

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    have a jaded sense of morality, but if they used benevolence and respect as their guiding principles than this would not be the case. Every virtue of Bushido was interwoven together. Morality must be based in benevolence and respect. Respect and politeness stem from honesty and loyalty to one another. One cannot have honor without doing honorable deeds. An appreciation and respect of life was also imperative, as it added balance to the warrior character of the samurai. Over time, the basic…

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    Based on my daily life, and depending on the specific role I play, I choose to be passive, assertive and aggressive. In reference to session 8 "Effective Communication", using a scenario, I view a passive individual to believe "You are okay, I'm not", an assertive individual to believe "I'm okay, you are okay", while an aggressive individual believes "I'm okay, and you are not". I believe all three communication styles are influence by our surroundings and how comfortable an individual is with…

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    While most would agree that the aforementioned pros to this issue are important, political correctness simply isn't the means for obtaining these benefits. Augusto Zimmerman and Lorraine Finlay not only hold strongly to this view (which disagrees with Corolla’s) but go as far to contend “Absolute free speech under all circumstances can never be a possibility… speech advocating or inciting direct acts of violence and direct attacks on the physical integrity of another person should never be…

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