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    Team E MKT-270-03100 Professional Selling Professor Anstey General Education Assignment/Team Project Skillsoft®‚Webster Financial Corporation March 17‚ 2015 Webster Financial Corporation Introduction Webster Financial Corporation or better known as Webster Bank has been helping families‚ individuals‚ and businesses achieve their financial goals for more than three generations. Webster Bank has over 3‚000 employees that are working towards the company’s values‚ which is to meet their customers’

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    Webster university is one of the top universities in missouri that teaches architecture. Believe it or not it has been around 100 years since they started education in St. Louis. Not only do they have a campus in St. Louis but they also have a campuses in Irvine and Sein Diego California. They also have military campuses‚ online courses‚ and campuses around the world. They have had many famous people go on and become alumni for Webster university such as Nikki Boyer all the way to Eileen Collins

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    great culture and a reward system‚ Webster’s had its fair share of flaws within its culture. Of the things working in Webster’s culture‚ is its family like culture. One employee was quoted saying that there was a sense of family here‚ meaning at Webster. Employees often spent time together outside of work in places such as churches and civic positions. Carter and his family often dealt with his co-workers at various community and civic activities. This sense of belonging served as huge role in employee

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    A Tainted Perception of a Beautiful Duchess In Robert Browning’s dramatic monologue‚ “The Last Duchess”‚ the Duke portrays himself as a prideful‚ eloquent‚ man who is impassioned by his art. Throughout the poem‚ the reader soon learns and observes his jealous‚ possessive nature that is concealed within his character. The Duke subtly reveals characteristics of “ruthlessness‚ cynicism‚ contempt for human life” within himself and has an uncontrollable “lust for power”. (Joshua Adler‚ 223) Art possesses

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    Discuss Browning’s ‘My Last Duchess’ as a Dramatic Monologue A Dramatic monologue is a form of poetry where the speaker in the poem gives the readers a deep insight into his thoughts. It is different from a soliloquy since a dramatic monologue always has an implied audience. Dramatic monologue although originated well before the 19th century‚ it was popularized by Victorian poets like Browning‚ Tennyson and Dante Rossetti. Browning has experimented with this form of poetry to such depths that dramatic

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    The poetic voice in Robert Browning’s ‘My last Duchess’ is Alfonso II D’Este. The speaker is presented as rich Duke who is very full of himself “My nine hundred year old name.” Throughout the poem the speaker is trying convince the Count of Tyrell that he is a worthy person to marry his daughter. This poem is a dramatic monologue because the only speaker in the poem is Alfonso. Browning uses Iambic Pentameter as the metre to create a sense of natural speech; this makes the poem avoid sounding

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    the fabric down when most of the intricate patterns were finished. “Is everything alright my Lady?” The room darkened when gloomy clouds covered the sun. “What happened to the last Duchess?” She lowered her eyes to the ground and clutched her embroidery to avoid looking into my eyes. “Would you like something to eat Duchess‚ we have been here a while.”

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    My Last Duchess: An Analysis of The Duke "My Last Duchess" by Robert Browning is clearly a dramatic monologue used to depict the character of the Duke. The agent seems present although he never participates in the conversation and all parts are spoken by the Duke. The Duke describes some of the agent’s questions and makes the dramatic monologue possible by answering‚ for example‚ the questioning glance he gets from the agent about the "spot of joy on the duchess’ cheek". The poem presents the

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    "My Last Duchess" is one of the most understood sonnets composed by Robert Browning. Browning is still recalled today because of the dramatic monologue of "My Last Duchess". The setting of the lyric is the living arrangement of Duke of Ferrara. The "Duke" is the speaker/storyteller in this sonnet‚ it’s a discussion between the duke and a hireling of the Count. The fundamental graceful gadgets in this lyric is: imagery‚ representation‚ and similar sounding word usage. In this sonnet imagery was

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    Explore the ways Robert Browning uses symbolism and figurative language in “My last Duchess” Robert Browning’s “My Last Duchess” was written in 1842; one of the first of his many dramatic monologues. This poem largely focuses around one narrative voice who we suspect as the Duke of Ferrara; giving the emissary of his prospective new wife a tour of the artworks in his home. He draws a curtain to reveal a painting of a woman‚ explaining that it is a portrait of his late wife; he describes her flirtatious

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