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    Alexis Dunn Professor Van Camp ENC1101_Online 23 July 2012 Different Views on the Use of the N- Word Bill Cosby‚ Chris Rock and Gloria Naylor have something in common; they are African Americans but the difference between these three individuals is that they have different views and opinions about the N – Word being used in this day and time. The word nigger has been used as a hurtful racial slur and used toward discrimination. Cosby‚ Naylor‚ and Rock have all been around the time when the

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    April 12th‚2011. 08.30 a.m http://www.disability.wa.gov.au/Research/Definitions/ResearchTypes.htm Types of Research - Definitions | | Action research is a methodology that combines action and research to examine specific questions‚ issues or phenomena through observation and reflection‚ and deliberate intervention to improve practice. | | Applied research is research undertaken to solve practical problems rather than to acquire knowledge for knowledge sake. | | Basic research is

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    poetry is everywhere: Advertisements‚ music and some sayings all contain a form of poetry that differs from prose. This way of writing that plays on plain language is the most creative ways to express ideas and feelings‚ and truly showcases the depth of emotions authors feel about a subject. In Emily Dickinson’s poem “I dwell in Possibility”‚ She expresses how poetry is superior to prose by comparing the two styles as houses. Describing how there are so many more creative opportunities there are

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    12th July I got up at 7.30 this morning‚ which is earlier than I usually do. Last nights play finished early because of an accidental fire and I got to go to bed early. It was a nice day to perform a play. The sun was out but there was a nice layer of clouds to just cool the air. It was a Friday today and I had been doing plays every day of this week. I hardly have anytime to go over and practice the plays because I have to perform so many. It is a bit easier than people may think because we are

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    as the anchor for good writing. It means that‚ in a prose‚ a writer should maintain unity. Let it be the pronoun‚ the tense or the mood‚ there should be unity in the whole prose and the reader must be in a state to understand the right context about what the writer wants to say. For example‚ consider a situation‚ where the writer is supposed to explain a situation or a scene that he is observing or experiencing‚ he must be able to make the reader visualize the scene. He must use the right tense and

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    Anglo-Saxon Essay The Anglo-Saxon period began in 449 and lasted for over 600 years. Born of warfare‚ Anglo-Saxon England remained forever a military society. Though like most great societies it met its end in battle. However the Anglo-Saxons help to lay a great foundation for English history. In order for a society to exist and prosper‚ there must be those that create it‚ which include the Celts and the Romans‚ the early settlers of the Britain. Britain was inhabited by many Celtic tribes that

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    Araby James Joyce’s prose Araby in Dubliners is a story written with a nameless first-person narrator. It is about the narrator’s life on Northern Richmond Street and his tremendous crush on the sister of his companion‚ Mangan. In my opinion‚ the girl has significance in symbolizing the frustration and blind pursuit of romance. In view of the portrait of her “brown figure” and that “her dress swung as she moved her body”‚ as well as the boy’s timidity towards her‚ she appears to be mysterious‚

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    In the prose‚ The Red Wheelbarrow‚ a rain slicked red wagon with a broken wheel‚ desolate and decrepit‚ stands sombrely in the tawny-patterned mud. It is a rather simplistic image that evokes the sense of a worn down agricultural household;slowly‚ diminishing along as the red wheelbarrow rusts in the rain. But‚ how could the speaker present such a mundane idea so brilliantly‚ so intensely‚ so eloquently? Simply. He performs it simply. Through a sadden tone‚ William Carlos Williams illustrates the

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    Calendar‚ smoothly connects ideas and images throughout his poetry. The months that Clare speaks of are based on a common theme and enable the reader to fluidly interpret the different stories Clare is writing about. I feel as if Clare is almost writing in a way that resembles a stream of consciousness writing style. This is most apparent when reading his prose writings. The flow of the essay format for Clare seems to be strained and unnatural. His poetry however‚ is able to seamlessly flow and transmit

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    person. Instead‚ show all the details (the "evidence") that will let readers figure this out on their own. (Safety tip: if the fight was with someone you are currently living with‚ you might not want to leave the poem lying around the house. Just thought I ’d mention this). A ballad A ballad is a rhyming narrative poem written in a form that can be sung to music. Ballads most often use the rhyme scheme abcb. This means that in a group of four lines‚ the second line rhymes with the fourth

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