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    Setting the Scene: The Influence of Setting in Literature Literature exists as a combination of elements. A story requires characters‚ plot‚ and an environment or setting. When reading a work of literature such as a short story or play‚ it is natural for the reader to focus his or her attention on the plot of the work and the characters that produce the plot. In making this decision‚ consciously or otherwise‚ the reader places the setting in the background. Indeed‚ many people refer to the

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    Shaun Tan the Arrival

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    Using a subtle blend of aspects borrowed from sequential and storybook art‚ The Arrival is a graphic novel which explores the journey of a migrant.  The experiences are conveyed through illustrations that‚ through the monochromatic sepia color palette‚ crinkled texture and page layout‚ resemble old memories and photographs; lending the story the authenticity and inclusivity that are associated with family albums. The wordless nature of the story emphasizes the protagonist’s inability to communicate

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    Symbolism in Patterns by Amy Lowell Breaking the “Patterned” Mold When one hears the words‚ “ I sink on a seat in the shade‚” they will most likely form a visual image in their head‚ such as a person sitting under a tree. Amy Lowell‚ an imagist‚ uses sharp images‚ precise wording‚ and figurative speech as a means of poetic expression to arouse the senses of the reader. In “Patterns‚” Amy Lowell explores the hopeful liberty of women in the early 20th century

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    Agenda Setting

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    1. Agenda Setting Theory the creation of what the public thinks is important History and Orientation Agenda setting describes a very powerful influence of the media – the ability to tell us what issues are important. As far back as 1922‚ the newspaper columnist Walter Lippman was concerned that the media had the power to present images to the public. McCombs and Shaw investigated presidential campaigns in 1968‚ 1972 and 1976. In the research done in 1968 they focused on two elements: awareness

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    Tone of "Her Kind"

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    Sexton’s poem titled “Her Kind” is a popular poem filled with powerful imagery‚ diction‚ and syntax. Her particular use of these elements in different ways contributes to the robotic and non-human tone of the poem. Her use of syntax in the poem is done in a very clever manner. The lines of the poem are short and almost all contain commas. These commas are a part of the syntax because they contribute to the sentence structure. They split up each line into two halves‚ and it almost seems

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    4 Kinds of Love

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    The (4) Kinds of Love: Agape‚ Eros‚ Storage‚ Phileo Crystal Sykes CDG218: Visual Literacy in Business Ashish Godbole November 29‚ 2010 Love is an emotion that we all desire to have and to hold. Love unlocks the door to happiness‚ completeness‚ and fulfillment. Love suffers long. Love opens hearts wide to receive love; in return love can be given. Love is not puffed up. Love is kind and gentle. Love is not envious. Love does not behave unruly. Love does not rejoice in calamity. Love rejoices

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    themselves. Steinbock says‚ “Perhaps the objection is to the fact that the child’s genes were chosen for him by his parents‚ thus forcing the child to have certain talents and not others” (Steinbock). He believed that the child would have no input into what they want to pursue in their life. Part of being a child means trying different things to find the one thing they really desire. If parents genetically engineered their child to be good a musician‚ that would be the only talent they would have. At

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    1. What is your Jung Typology profile? (ISTJ‚ ISFJ‚ INFJ‚ INTJ‚ ISTP‚ ISFP‚ INFP‚ INTP‚ ESTP‚ ESFP‚ ENFP‚ ENTP‚ ESTJ‚ ESFJ‚ ENFJ‚ ENTJ) ENTJ 2. What does your Jung Typology profile type indicate about yourself? (Refer to the TypeLogic or Know Your Type link) My profile indicated that I am a natural leader and that I stand up for myself whether it is with friends or through confrontation. It stated that i also enjoy the opportunity to organize and lead. 3. What is your primary learning style(s)

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    The Arrival‚ by Shaun Tan‚ is a book that I found to be very interesting. I have never read a book without words before‚ so this was a new experience for me. During the times I read it‚ evaluated it‚ took notes on it‚ and read it again‚ I questioned how something so complex could be a part of children’s literature. I began to ask myself what age group would be able to look at this book and understand the story within. Children’s literature is usually seen as simple‚ straight forward‚ and easy to

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    The Outsiders Setting

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    in S.E Hinton’s book The Outsiders. The setting of the book is east/west side of town. There are two groups in town‚ the socs and the greasers. They were a greaser or soc depending on what side of town they lived in. For example the greases lived on the east side and the socs lived on the west side of town. They setting affects the characters by developing their personality based on where they lived. The main characters in the book is Ponyboy. The setting affects him because Ponyboy is not a real

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