“Making War at Home in the United States: Militarization and the Current Crisis” By Catherine Lutz And “War Making and State Making as Organized Crime” By Charles Tilly “Making War at Home in the United States: Militarization and the Current Crisis”‚ an intellectual article where the very famous author Catherine Lutz‚ choosing empirical data‚ wrote up to 19 pages‚ having the purpose to present information that makes the reader struggle to understand the crisis presented by terrorism in
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the terminology‚ jargon becomes doublespeak. The third kind of doublespeak is gobbledygook or bureaucratese. Both describe inflated jargon-clutter used to overwhelm the audience with words. The fourth kind is inflated language which is designed to make the ordinary seem extraordinary. Using of any of these four types of language with the intention to mislead‚ deceive‚ confuse or overwhelm their audience‚ and fails to communicate clearly‚ is considered doublespeak. Using these types of political
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Propaganda 1 ). Words always serve the people who know how to use language and control the thoughts of the others. Language can be used for either good or bad purposes. Using several propaganda devices and types of doublespeak‚ the office holders and the leaders make us accept certain ideas without giving much thoughts. Words can make people do things that would make them guilty
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Doublethink Nineteen Eight-Four ‚ by George Orwell‚ is a story about a man named Winston Smith‚ a member of the Outer party‚ who lives in London‚ in a time when it is totalitarian society‚ which is led by Big Brother‚ who is constantly watching and surveillance its people. Big Brother controls and sensors everyones thoughts and behavior. They achieve this by public mind control‚ which is known as Doublethink. Doublethink is a term coined by Orwell‚ it means “the power of holding two contradictory
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Unit. Retrieved from Advertising Self Regulatory Council: http://www.caru.org Dittmann‚ M. (2004‚ June). American Psychological Association. Retrieved from American Psychological Association web site: http://www.APA.org Lutz‚ W. (2009‚ August 30). Doublespeak. Retrieved from Doublespeak web site: www.sourcewatch.org Shifrin‚ D. (2006‚ December 1). Official Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Retrieved from http://pediatrics.aappublications.org
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STUDY GUIDE WILLIAM LUTZ With These Words I Can Sell You Anything William Lutz explains that "New and Improved‚" are the most frequently used words in advertising‚ according to author the product is commonly not new or improved‚ but changed insignificantly to legally use the term. Consumers must be aware of marketing strategies used to lure unsuspecting consumers into purchasing a product. Author William Lutz states how we‚ the consumer‚ are misled by sneaky advertising tactics. He introduces
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the continued occupation of Iraq. Euphemisms used in the speech. The euphemisms used by Obama are mainly words or phrases that paint a better picture of the actual situation to make it look more appealing and honorable. He also uses a “spin” or “doublespeak” to justify temporarily increasing the number of soldiers in Iraq while his speech is about ending and withdrawing US presence in
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alert you if it detects that you are drowsy.” It will make people think that the car is a “smart car” that it can do anything and would want it just based on the wordings. However‚ the ad can be misleading according to “Unfinished Words” by William Lutz. In the first few wordings‚ it says‚ “Unfinished words are a kind of “up to” claim in advertising.” (405) and “Unfinished words depend on you to finish them to provide the words the
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Our five Essay Samplers include works by the first major English essayist ("On Studies‚" by Francis Bacon)‚ the first great Irish satirist ("A Modest Proposal‚" by Jonathan Swift)‚ and the most notable American essayist of the 19th century ("Self-Reliance‚" by Ralph Waldo Emerson). You will also find several pieces by three major essayists of the 20th century: Virginia Woolf‚ George Orwell‚ and E. B. White. If your reading interests are more contemporary‚ have a look at the essays by journalist
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Unknown English 100 March 26‚ 2013 What Are Friends For? Do you have friends that you group? What group do you put them in? Like almost everyone else‚ we tend to group our friends from the closest to us to friends that were barely know and just wave Hi to. Whatever group we categorize them into‚ they are a part of our life that makes us feel complete and allow us to be socializing. Without these types of friends we group them in‚ we will be friendless and unentertained. Similarly to what
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