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    philosophers before and during his time, as well as the various political movements that occurred. As editor of a German newspaper he was exposed to the conditions that the poor class had been subjected to by the governments and the…

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    through testament, but will always require some form of substantiation to support these statements. Without substantial evidence, testament is nothing more than information being passed from one another which is known as hearsay. Fiction is defined as " the class of literature comprising works of imaginative narration,…

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    “Death and Justice”: The Art of Persuasion Regarding Capital Punishment For as long as anyone can remember, the death penalty has often been a topic of controversy that can be sensitive to talk about. The article, “Death and Justice” by Edward I. Koch, published in the New Republic in April of 1985, discusses the aforementioned matter with regards to why he believed it was necessary in the time and age for crimes such as murder to face dire consequences. Koch was a renowned leader and the mayor…

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    behavior support, developed by researchers to minimize behavioral disputes and encourage positive and rational behavior during various situations. An individual plan, called an IEP, Individualized Education Program, can be developed to meet the individual student’s needs. Other psychological services are available on campus as well, such as counselors, nurses, and various other qualified personnel.…

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    Another essential issue in the Systemic Functional Linguistics is the three aspects of context of the register. According to Thompson (2013:40), register is defined as “certain recognizable configurations of linguistic resources in contexts”. In Halliday’s view, tenor, field, mode are able to describe aspects of language within texts. There seems to be a slight correlation with the three metafunctions, as field is concerned with the topic of the discourse like experiential. In the previous…

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    and today. William Shakespeare’s work transcends cross-cultural boundaries and builds bridges of literacy between people all over the world. Shakespeare is most commonly known for his writing style. Though rather complex to follow cohesively at first due to the old-fashioned English dialogue, the intricacy of his writing style is easily recognized as belonging to Shakespeare. He along with his work is not easily mistaken for someone else’s. He is primarily…

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    The Great Appeal The two stories, “On going Home” by Joan Didion and “The Case for Single-Child Families” by Bill McKibben, revolve around the subject of families. However, while both authors’ stories do discuss the same subject, there are slight differences when approaching its style and tone wise. Didion’s tone is often melancholy, using her own experiences to appeal to the reader’s emotions, whereas McKibben has an informative tone and presents logical facts to back up the information given.…

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    literature there have been many influential writers whose common purpose involves directing readers to a certain frame of mind. Whether authors are motivated by religion, culture, or politics will coincide with the values of the era in which they are writing. The Enlightenment era which emphasized the importance of the individual, critical thinking and introduced the use of emotions in literature, inspired Romantics. The Romanticism movement focused profoundly on the emotional aspects of life.…

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    English 1022 Reflection

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    In this paper I will divulge how I “have achieved the goals of the course.” The goals of this course, English 1020, were to attain the learning outcomes of research, reading, writing, and reflection, in order to further better ourselves as writers, but also to prepare us for future writing situations. Projects such as the rhetorical analysis, the research argumentative essay, the social media project, the reflections, as well as this current reflective essay were centered around these learning…

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    died on 9/11. Question 2: There were two story forms that utilized video presentation of interviews with family members, as well as written biographies of various family members to a chosen victim of the attacks. The overall goal of the video presentations was to show a direct interaction between the interviewer and the family member’s responses to various questions about the victim. The biographies mention various family members in a written form to accentuate…

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