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    a person or thing based on the group, class, or category to which that person or thing is perceived to belong to rather than on individual merit. Early in October, Raven-Symone went on television to say, “I’m not going to hire you if your name is Watermelondrea. It’s just not going to happen. I’m not going to hire you.” The moment Raven-Symone wrote an apology contradiction herself, is when she should have been taken off of The View. Many African Americans today have been denied jobs because of…

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    Fortunato Thesis

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    Edgar Allan Poe. Do I even have to say anymore? Like onions, his stories have many layers. They also produce gasses that make you tear up. Not really, though. The outer layer of these stories( like “The Raven”, “A Tell-Tale Heart”,and “The Cask of Amontillado”) are just the things that they say. But peel back more layers and they will seem a lot different but have a hint of what they originally were. Most of his stories follow a similar trope. There is a narrator of no known name who tells of…

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    stand out from all the others. Onomatopoeia is a word that mimics the sound that it is describing (Source F). In The Raven, several times onomatopoeia was used. Words such as “rapping” and “tapping” are used to create the onomatopoeia effect. Those words are sounds which make them a part of the onomatopoeia rhetorical device. Edgar Allan Poe uses onomatopoeia in his poem The Raven to help the audience picture what is happening and what the narrator is hearing. Onomatopoeia makes the poem come to…

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    Poe’s work is said to be found under mystery, and is said to lie between this concept of fact and fiction. (Analysis of “The Raven”) To quote a source that discusses Poe’s style of writing a critic says, “Poe’s work has often focused on elements of his tragic life and early death; his drinking and drug use, and the deaths of virtually all important women in his life, including…

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    Native Canadian Analysis

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    Raven always seeks to undermine monologism by adding another qualifying voice, whether it is by directly projecting her voice into a character, as when she encourages Stacey’s identification with Polly: “Wander around Polly’s insides, feel your way through decades, generations of lostness. ... Discover her spirit, bent, then broken. Re-invent Polly, reimagine her” (39), or by offering commentary on a character, as when she qualifies Momma’s resentment of the Depression-era transients that…

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    1 Communication changes us in many ways, it helps us resolve conflict, state our opinion, and it helps with our mental health. The way it helps us resolve conflict is by allowing us to openly talk about the issues we have with whoever/whatever is causing the conflict to occur, this allows us to find a way to resolve the issue and move forward. By stating our opinion, we can give others ideas on a task at hand, or just being openly creative. The way it helps with out mental health is it lets us…

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    Face of Professional Gaming” is a piece written by Raven Jiang who uses the video game, Dota 2 as an example to represent gaming as an ever-growing visual entertainment source. It also tells of how video gaming can even draw in a steady income, whether it be live streaming or video competitions. Raven describes how big gaming is and in what ways it is. Through his use of superb examples and explanations the work is effectively stating its claim. Raven starts off the piece by stating that a…

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    Death In Poe's Writing

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    Writing Edgar Allan Poe was a famous poet known for his dark style of writing. You may know him because of some of his famous poems like The Tell-Tale Heart, The Raven, and Alone. Within his writing he talked a lot about death and portrayed it in many ways. In the poems Annabel Lee, Incident in a Rose Garden, and The Raven death was shown differently and the poems were very diverse. For example in the Rose Garden death was a person while in Annabel Lee death was a cold wind. In the…

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    Poe's Writing Theories

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    good work of literature. According to Poe there are three essential theories regarding the writing of literature: length, impression conveyed, and writing techniques. By analyzing Poe 's major points in his essay and applying them to his poem The Raven and Annabel Lee and his short story “The Tell Tale Heart,” it is clear that poe used his writing philosophies on his own works of literature. One major point in Poe’s essay is that it should be possible to read any literary text (except a…

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    Symbols From the Raven and Masque of the Red Death Why do authors put symbols into their stories? Well symbols can help people picture and relate to something in the story. In the stories The Raven and The Masque of the Red Death they each used three categories of symbols. They used loss of control, death, and lastly false sense of security. These three categories took the stories to the next level. It made the readers be able to picture and relate to the story in their own way. So what symbols…

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