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In this essay I have sought to understand and enlighten the intricacies of spoken language by studying two audio clips – one from the television reality show ‘The Apprentice’ and the second a recorded conversation of the captain of the Costa Concordia at the time of its sinking. Written language often falls short in conveying most emotions such as sarcasm or surprise. This is even truer with subtle emotions like annoyance or shyness. Most formal languages afford us with at most the question mark…

The low angle shot of a man as he paints in white text “white power” exemplifies the dominating racist views in society in influencing perspective. In particular, the use of satire in ‘white power’ mirrors the biased views of Trump as he fails to approach problems without consideration for society. Under the circumstances, audiences are disappointed in the inevitable bias society has in affecting judgment thus enriching our understanding of recognising such faults. Additionally…

perfect example of the ignorance that surrounds the Last Fridays release of The Trump Video. The article suggest that Billy Bush was NBC's scapegoate after the release of the video, and that the video was released as a strategic way to bringing down Trump. I don't disagree that Billy Bush was let go as a result of the video. I also don't disagree that it was strategically released with the intention of tarnishing Trump. However, I do disagree with authors logic. In fact, I find it incredibly…

Since 2012 the number of eligible Latino voters has increased by four million, where the increase in Latino voting registration was due to the “Trump anxiety”, where many were afraid of what type of laws would be implemented in Donald Trump won the election due to his negative perspective on immigration. He referred to Mexicans as criminals, rapists and endorsed President Dwight David Eisenhower’s Operation Wetback, which removed undocumented immigrants in a harsh and inhuman manner, as a way to…

Most Super Bowls these days are centered around commercials, but this Sunday was a very notable exception. With the Patriots and the Falcons putting on a show for the ages, most of us were forced to use the ad breaks for bathroom visits and heaping our plates with snacks. That's a shame, because this year's commercial crop was the most interesting one in a while. Here are the best ads you might have missed: • Budweiser: Born the Hard Way https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZmlRtpzwos Budweiser…

They said, they are not cooperating with the Black President, and attacking Hillary every chance they got. There was a mood among Republicans, to vote for any REPUBLICAN candidate the won the primaries. That candidate was Donald Trump. It didn't make a difference if Donald Trump stiffed over 3000 contractors, and was know as a con man among his billionaires club members. It did not make a difference, that he was a dirty mouth old man that made inappropriate sexual…

“The news is more often made than gathered. And it is made on the basis of what the journalist thinks important or what the journalist thinks the audience thinks is important or interesting” (Powers 13). The two news programs are Primer Impacto and PBS NewsHour. First, the length of Primer Impacto is half an hour, it is aired at five in the afternoon, Monday thru Friday. Primer Impacto on the channel Univision, a Spanish-language television network. The intended audience and purpose for Primer…

4. In this segment titled, The Redskins’ Name- Catching Racism, by former The Daily Show host Jon Stewart, the name of the Washington D.C. Redskins is critiqued by both fans of the football team and Native Americans alike. Due to the heavily entrenched racial connotation of the particular word “redskin” many feel as though it not only is entirely inappropriate, but also highly offensive to those who have felt the full impact of the nuance the word entails. However, fans of the team believe it…

As the 2016 Presidency Election gets closer, debates are heating up. With chaos erupting within the United States and outside of it with their allies, candidates are using a combination of specific dialogue and empathy towards the events to persuade their audience to elect for them for Presidency. This specific dialogue, for the most part, is what communication scholars would label as rhetoric speaking. According to McGraw-Hill Company, Rhetoric Theory is the available means of persuasion.…

In the article, Absorbing the Impossible, Maureen Dowd, a feminist and a slight liberal lean, suggests that Donald Trump won the President-elect because of the hidden Trump supporters and the misunderstood lack of Clinton supporters throughout the nation. Dowd develops her ideas further by addressing how Trump won for a combination of reasons including but not limited to: the annoyance of current Democratic government (“too much regulation, too much government”) strong dislike of opposing…