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    Calvin Harris Analysis

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    The boyfriend of the singer-songwriter Taylor Swift - Calvin Harris (record producer and recording artist), is having a jealous streak, as a new report surfaced that even mentioning the One Direction singer makes him extremely angry. Calvin Harris, who is also a Scottish DJ and a remixer, is worried that his girlfriend Taylor Swift may still have a spark for her ex-boyfriend, the English singer famous as a member of the boy band One Direction - Harry Styles. Calvin Harris is really up in arms…

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    Taylor Sweatshops

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    When it comes to superstars, Taylor Swift is as big as they come. Fame comes with a price though. Every little detail of your life is cast upon the world stage for everyoen to see. Sometiems, we even konw celebritie more than we know ourselves. Despite that ,there are still some secrets that Taylor is keeping from us. Let's take a look at 20 of them. 1. TAYLOR SWIFT IS SUPERSTITIOUS Some thinkg that superstition is for the bottom feeders. Those looking to risk it all for a chance at the big…

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    In doing so, Swift, not only exposes Gulliver’s enormous phallus to the vulnerable Empress he also compels the reader to imagine the arrogance and patriarchal nature of colonialism; Gulliver, having earlier consumed copious amounts of glimigrim, exclaims: ‘By the luckiest chance in the world. I had not discharged myself...the heat I had contracted by coming very near the flames, and by my labouring to quench them, made the wine begin to operate my urine’ (Swift, 1992, p. 54). Gulliver…

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    financially and health wise. Swift states that we should make smarter food choices instead of going by more are better. Walsh prosperously reveals his argument not trying to scare us into being vegetarians, but for us to make healthier food choices. The Article starts off by connecting with the reader deeply. He does this by making his point vivid with “packed in so tightly with other swine that their curly tails have been chopped off so they won’t bite one another” (Swift 469). Swift uses the…

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    The idea of a present day government is one that provides services to its citizens in order to provide a better life. However, this idea is conflicted by the behavior of the British Crown that Jonathan Swift criticizes in “A Modest Proposal,” due to fact that the government has objectified its citizens by leaving them helpless. The same circumstance governmental efforts in “Beautiful Monsters,” to refine humanity, only resulted in in hindering humans since they forgot the complexity behind…

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    The best argument has ethos, logos, and pathos. In the essays, “Lifeboat Ethics” by Garrett Hardin and “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift are both argument essays. Hardin uses ethos and logos. Swift uses ethos, logos, and pathos, which makes “A Modest Proposal” the most effective essay. Ethos is where credibility steps in. Hardin is an expert due to his education. He gave statistics about population increase and immigration. Swift’s speaker is not an expert. He believes experts are not…

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    Essayist Jonathan Swift, in his appalling, yet rational “Modest Proposal” presents a solution to the country’s economic crisis by selling the children of impoverished households to the wealthy as a form of sustainable sustenance. Through the use of hyperbole and irony, Swift, in a highly sardonic tone, reveals the absurdity of England’s oppression on Ireland’s economy while also exposing the callousness of the wealthy upper class. While the entire piece itself was widely hyperbolic, Swift…

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    In Gulliver's Travels, Swift unpacks certain dark aspects of human nature, namely, its innate selfishness. In contrast to modern theorists like Locke, who contend that the pursuit of self-interest will serve the common good, Swift underscores the potential for unleashing the beastliness in human nature, loosening the traditional moral constraints on avarice and ambition. As a commentary on the modern project, Swift introduces the crude and uncontrollably desirous "Yahoos," who, given the…

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    While it may appear that city growth was ideal for any group of people at the time- and in turn contribute to moral growth- Swift suggests that growth of cities has caused inadequate public health. Whilst Gulliver is in Laputa he exclaims that he was “surprised to find corruption grown so high... by the force of luxury so lately introduced” which indicates he thinks luxury and selfishness causes corruption; and luxuries tend to come around when empires have grown and developed and therefore…

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    Under Armor Influences

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    Celebrities can have a significant influence on consumer choices because they are easy to recognize, many people admire them, and their fans would want to buy any product that they use. For example, a company would want to hire Stephen Curry, a basketball star, to be a spokesperson for Under Armor shoes. This example shows that the company believes that Stephen Curry could influence people to buy Under Armor because he is a talented basketball player. When the viewers see Stephen Curry…

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