Tone Essays Samples That Help You Write Better, Faster & with Gusto

Gender Conversations among the Koreans depend on various factors which include cultural background, marital status, environment of the conversation and even age. This hence implies that there will be variations on how people of different gender communicate when they are at a social gathering or work environment. The same is also reflected on whether a woman is a dressing a married man or the likes. People tend to change their language tone basing on whom they are talking to and the prevailing circumstances. For instance, there is a big difference on how women of the same age group will Continue reading...

Introduction

I attended a Jazz concert at the Churchill’s Pub which was being conducted live on stage as part of the premises entertainment. This pub is located 5501 NE Second Avenue in Miami in the state of Florida. Indeed, this pub has a deep history of such entertainment ventures by seasoned musicians. This history is enabled by the fact that the pub operated since 1979. The pub is open from 11am to 3am with no necessity to make any reservation. As such, the lack of stringent requirements conceivably increases the number of audience and affects the type of audience Continue reading...

Essay-Compare and contrast

The essays "We are ugly, but We are Here" and "The joy of Reading and Writing: Superman and Me" present subcultures in new Westernized world and the authors depict their way of surviving and sending their voice. The path of every minority is filled with painful memories. The culture and tradition is perplexed with new, dominant culture and it is difficult to find a place in this world. The theme of both articles is search for identity and reconciliation of past and future.
In the essay "The joy of Reading and Writing: Superman and Me", the author fights against Continue reading...

Visual stimuli are everywhere. One cannot open their eyes without being bombarded with television commercials, magazine ads, billboards, and a myriad of other visuals. Every visual is created with a specific goal and audience in mind. For the purposes of this paper, both of the visuals to be analyzed are advertisements. Each has a specific people segment the visual is trying to target. In order to evaluate these visuals, several key components will be used. The key components being used are composition, people/other figures, scene, words and tone. The context for both visuals differ from each other. While the Continue reading...

Poems contain an overflow of emotions that the poet recalls in a state of solemnity. Both Ted Kooser and Emily Dickinson pour out their powerful feelings in their poems “Year’s End” and “Wild nights- Wild nights!” These poems both focus on the theme of love, but the authors employ different tone, symbolism and metaphorical language in exploring this single theme.
“Year’s End” and “Wild nights- Wild nights” revolve around the motif of love. Kooser’s first line reads, “Now the seasons are closing their files/ on each of us.” (Kooser, lines 1-2) This passage signifies an end Continue reading...

1. Mechanism that result in a patient showing hyperreflexia and hypertonia
Hypertonia is muscle stiffness. It can also be associated with the increased muscle tone. Reflexes (such as a knee-jerk reflex) in hypertonia are stronger or increased. Hypertonia may hinder walking, movement or speech of a man. Muscles are strained and tight to the touch. Tonus is increased by the spastic type; muscle tone in the study of the resistance is felt at the beginning of the movement (a symptom of ‘folding knife’). The obvious hypertonia is characterized by contracture. In hemiplegia (hemiparesis) in hand, tone increases in adductor Continue reading...

As a writer, Edgar Allen Poe was famous for his tales of the macabre—he used things that most people found distasteful to examine the finer points of the human mind and the human consciousness. Although The Black Cat is not necessarily one of Poe’s most famous or most well read works, it is still an important piece in the puzzle that Poe constructed in his quest to understand the human mind. Poe’s choice of tone, narrator voice, and symbolic imagery all contribute to the overall mad, Gothic tone of the short story.
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Introduction

A visual rhetoric is a framework that theoretical and is mainly concerned with the description on the communication of visual images. Visual rhetoric is also encompassed in visual literacy. Visual literacy is the ability of a person to read an image. This is to mean; it is the capability of a person to interpret and understand what the image is trying to communicate. To understand the communication of the image a person should be in a position to analyze the object placement, coloring and shading. Just as writers always organize their ideas and make a chose on the words Continue reading...

Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch Post-Impressionist who painted almost 900 paintings including self-portraits which mostly deal with the life of the common people (Van Gogh Gallery, “Vincent van Gogh Paintings”). Additionally, van Gogh used his artworks similar to a diary to record his emotions on canvas. Vincent van Gogh was born on 30th March 1853 (Graefe, 1) in the Groot-Zundert, a Dutch parsonage village in an upper middle class family. Being the oldest son in the family, Van Gogh had a brother and a sister. His brother Theo van Gogh, worked as an art dealer, was one of Continue reading...

“The Lottery” presents the horrifying society that used the lottery as a means of ridding the society of some of its members. At a first glance, the title would suggest that the events of the story are positive as when one thinks of the lottery, one thinks of a positive change in one’s lifestyle. The tone shifts dramatically in the story as the Jackson moves from quiet setting to the raucous behavior of the children. The readers see that the contrast in the tone adds to the anticipation of the mood of the readers. Throughout the story, Jackson Continue reading...

Theodore Roethke employs the rhythm and romance of waltz in narrating his experience as a boy that involves a violent interaction with his father. He describes his horrible experience as a child being beaten by his father while his mother only watches the scene without the slightest defiance. The poem provides a discussion on how a young boy sees and reacts to a father’s physical abuse through the poem’s symbolism, imagery and a balanced tone.
The poem is quite short with only four stanzas and sixteen lines. The first two lines of which suggest the bad habit Continue reading...

The statistics presented by Wislawa Szymborska through this amazing poem makes the reader reflect where in the society precisely he or she fits in. At many places, the numbers magically seem to point toward the reader. The thought-provoking presentation of numbers appears to categorize the whole lot of world’s population based on their virtues. The main motif adopted by the poet is the numbers or statistical data used to classify people. The author creatively uses statistical data and numbers as a mirror to reflect the true status of human minds and associated behaviors, and the society at large. Continue reading...

History of King Richard III

Saint Thomas More is a renowned figure in the literature world. He was an English lawyer and author. Throughout his life, More was regarded as one of the premier humanist scholars. More held many posts in public leadership including the powerful Lord Chancellor post. He was a highly educated man having studied Latin and Greek as well as being a qualified lawyer who had been admitted to the bar. More also had a monastic calling, which at times conflicted with his desire for public service. He at one time served as a monk, a calling to whose principles he Continue reading...

‘Why I Want a Wife’ by Judy Brady and ‘The War against Boys’ by Christina Hoff Sommers are two essays that touch upon the topics of gender stereotyping and feminism in entirely different ways. While Brady is a feminist who uses heavy sarcasm to bring out the stereotypes and the expected role to be played by a woman in the society and in respect to her man, Sommers relies on statistics to prove how feminists have over the years created an illusion that it is the girls who are at a disadvantaged position and it is them and not Continue reading...

Learning can be defined as relatively permanent change in an individual that can be manifested in its behavior when exposed to certain conditions and that is a result of individual’s activity. There are three major types of learning that impact our behavior and have been proved to be the most successful: classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning. Each of these types of learning is important for the understanding of the process of learning acquisition.
Ivan Pavlov, a Russian psychologist, committed his life to investigating operant conditioning. In his study on digestion, Pavlov saw an amazing discovery in Continue reading...

Prisoners (2013) is a film that explores issues surrounding abduction and how people react in situations where they feel helpless without anyone to blame. It tells the story of Detective David Loki (played by Jake Gyllenhaal) who is investigating the disappearance of two young girls, from two separate families. A man with mental disabilities, Alex Jones (played by Paul Dano) appears to fit the bill for the abductor perfectly – but Loki cannot find any hard evidence. Both Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman) and Franklin (Terrence Howard), the father of the respective girls, are convinced that the man is responsible and Continue reading...

Listening Log 4,A. Sound of the music: What does the first selection sound like? (How can we describe it in terms of melody, harmony, rhythm, tone color, and form? How is the sound similar to or different from music you are more familiar with?) (2 points)“Four Brothers” by Woody Herman is fascinating because of its structure, in which four saxophones (the “brothers”) all play together and have an opportunity to take their own unique solos. The beginning section is very pleasing because of its use of harmony to allow all four saxes to stand out, while each Continue reading...

Every person can think of a book that has moved them in some special way. It is the job of an author to evoke reaction in their audience. In order to achieve these reactions, writers use various literary techniques. Each technique accomplishes a specific purpose in reaching the audience. For instance, a writer might use a timeline in order to help the reader make sense of a series of events. In Sheri Fink’s book Five Days at Memorial: Life and Death in a Storm Ravaged Hospital Fink uses various literary techniques in order to lead her audience through Continue reading...

The description of a place:

a) The beauty of its manifestation
The beauty of nature is in its full manifestation. I am alone on a bench in a park, wondering at the scenic panorama before me. It is weekend and beach is filled with people enjoying the blessing of the nature. The vast sea stretches before me and soothes the eyes with its deep blue color. The glistening blue water attracts the sight and refills energy to the soul. The cold water gives me heavenly joy. The view of water gives immense pleasure and joy. Water splashing into the rocks makes the view memorable. Continue reading...

Listening Log:

A) The song is peppy yet low-key, the heavy emphasis on bass and snare drums offering a softer, milder sound to accompany the major key improvisation in the piano solo, of which there is a major section. Tenor sax also gets to enjoy a solo, all of which contributes to a very warm sound. Unlike a lot of music I am familiar with, it does not confuse pleasant with slow; the soft tone color of the instruments, as well as the energetic improvisations, contribute to a warmer piece that is still fast-paced and exciting to listen to.
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“My living room breaths life”

My living room is a haven of life. The aroma of eggs and bacon sizzling in the pan fills my nostrils heralding the new day. I have just taken a seat by the arm of the sofa to count my blessings. The rays of the sun penetrate gracefully through the threadwork of my curtains like long gold crystals of expectation and hope. My wake-up alarm clock is playing “hallelujah” with vigor like it is happy I beat it to the mark today. With every hallelujah I begin to believe that I will achieve all my dreams for the day. Continue reading...

In his book Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter Tom Bissell, who teaches Portland State University and is known for his love of video games, tries to find an answer to the question why are video games so important for people. Using his life experience the author tries to find an answer why people spend hundreds of hours playing video games. He tries to look at this question from different perspectives, discussing the pros and cons of different video games such as Oblivion and Fallout 3. Moreover, the author expressed his opinion how video games differ from all the Continue reading...

Codes and conventions are used in factual programming in the media. There are different types of codes that are useful in the delivery of information to the audiences. There are technical codes which involve lighting, juxtaposition, the framing, camera techniques, exposure and depth of field. Another code is the symbolic code which involves the body language, setting, color and the clothing involved in the programming. The objects used are part of the symbolic codes used in factual programming. Written codes such as headlines, speech bubbles and language styles are used in factual programming. Factual programming also has conventions. The Continue reading...

Introduction

The essay is a rhetorical analysis of a poster that speaks against racial discrimination. The poster shows the effects of racial discrimination on the victims using textual and image elements. There is also a manipulation of colors to show the different moods in every message that the texts carry. The target audience includes my peers, educated and young. The purpose of a rhetorical analysis is to examine the interaction of the text, the audience and the author of the text. The audience of the poster is the general population. It includes individuals, companies and institutions .

Purpose

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As Vonnegut says, newspaper reporters and technical writers do reveal as little about themselves as possible. Other types of writers may reveal themselves a lot more. However, I do not agree that accidental or intentional revelations are only the reserve for ‘-“almost all the other writers”, and especially not on the basis of the examples given (that is, ignorant or informed, crooked or honest, stupid or bright, humorless or playful). These things reveal themselves in tone (which every writing has), and tone is one of the elements of style that help to reveal writers to the readers, how Continue reading...

Opinion and Explanation of the Article and Cartoon

Article Analysis:
In the following paragraphs, I am giving my opinion regarding an article that was written by Nicholas Kristof. In this article, the writer is talking impact of increasing population of deer in North America. Moreover, my opinion is also providing a judgment of one of my classmates’ similar opinion.
 Is the slightly humorous tone of Kristof's essay inappropriate for a discussion of deliberately killing wild animals? Why or why not?
One of my classmates has written that the utilization of humor is not acceptable in this article as the article is concerned to killing deer. However, I Continue reading...

Tacitus was a senator, who also indulged in documenting the history on behalf of the state. Most of the historical articles and stories narrated and documented by Tacitus were centered on both the positive and negative attributes of the imperial system that ruled Rome being part of the government. How could he say anything that opposed the government that he was serving? Amazingly, Tacitus is more thorough and highly opposed to imperialism as a regime than Suetonius, who was an independent biographer. Suetonius was a biographer who wrote biographies of the great men of Rome. Suetonius offers a more Continue reading...

Romans 15:1-13 Analysis

Themes/Key Verses
Romans 14 starts with a discussion about how those strong in the faith should not look down on those who are weak, or still developing in the faith. Paul uses the metaphor of eating certain foods over eating everything, and not judging those who can only eat one food (New International Version, Rom. 14:1-4). This means that liberty is a major issue within the church, and both chapters 14 and 15 address how Christians are to live in their newfound freedom in Christ. Because of this, most of chapter 14 is negative. There are a lot of Continue reading...

Just the other day, I, Sergei Eisenstein, had a curious experience – I walked around a strange street corner and found myself in the year 2013, in front of a small arthouse theater playing something called Rashomon, by a young Japanese fellow named Akira Kurosawa. Intrigued, I decided to buy a ticket and watch the film. Ninety minutes later, I left the theater with a feeling of joy – I was absolutely inspired by this film. So much of what Kurosawa accomplished in this film follows along with the very principles I tried to instill in my own films and write Continue reading...

Introduction

Good writing
Nabokov arguments
Ethical standards
Avoiding plagiarism
Academic honesty and sound
Quality writing
Good editing
Considering perceptions of the audience
Good information presentation
Tone, language, reasoning and level of writing
Conclusion
Planning and coherence
Conceptually and intellectually explore a topic
Writing is an art through ideas and thoughts are put down on paper. Based on Nabokov arguments, I consider myself a good writer. As a good writer, I view myself as a good storyteller, an educator, and enchanter. A good writer is able to coherently, logically and factually explain his or her points in a plain and simple Continue reading...

One of the current events in the financial scene is the release of 2015 first quarter financial reports by various companies. Primarily, these reports show the financial performance of the companies for the three months of January, February and March in 2015. Depending on the particular financial calendar of a company, these reports may be for Quarter 1, 2, 3 or 4.
Intel Corp is one such company that is expected to also release earnings for its Quarter 1 report on Tuesday, 13th April 2015. The company had stated earlier in March that it expects a reduction in revenue Continue reading...

The poem London written by famous English poet William Blake belongs to his cycle Songs of Innocence. The work represents the author’s personal experience and feelings towards the night city. When poem is read aloud it is instantly heard that it was written for the reading in such a way. In the course of the poem, Blake describes his feelings through what he hears on the streets of London, and these sounds become more obvious and real when the poem is heard rather than when it is read. The voice of the reader makes the city clearer and Continue reading...

In "5000 Apply for 100 Jobs", Jim Daniels paints a short poem with brushstrokes of despair and depression, as he casually relates his experience of waiting in an employment line, along with 5000 other people. Daniels uses several literary devices in the work. His use of alliteration, imagery (figurative language), simile and metaphor, hyperbole, rhythm and rhyme, as well as alliteration flavor the poem uniquely, effectively revealing the thoughts and emotions of the poet.
While alliteration is not used often in the poem, Daniels finds a place for repetition of the same consonants at the beginning of some of Continue reading...

Article’s Comparison and Evaluating

There is a well-known proverb - so many men, so many minds. This famous saying works for everything – starting with actions to particular personalities. In such case, Jimmie Blanton, a famous jazz musician and a bassist, is not exclusion. There are many articles, dedicated to Jimmie Blanton, but here, the discussion will go about two particular articles about this famous musician - one scholarly peer-reviewed article and one journalistic article. So, the first one is “Of Icons and Iconography: Seeing Jimmie Blanton” by Matthias Heyman and the second one is “Remembering Jimmy Blanton” by Scott Pollard.
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Have a communication competence is very crucial in the business environment since it helps an individual make meaningful contact with clients and associates of the business. Additionally, it helps one in dealing with different aspects of communication be it horizontal or vertical within the business organization or with the outside world (Stuart et al., 2007). Therefore, to form a sound business venture, communication has to be intergraded in all the sphere of the business. One of the areas of communication a business individual need to have a sound knowledge is the Transactional Communication Model. This model depicts communication between Continue reading...

As an ESL student, I was affected by the Chinese-English Accent despite living and studying in Vancouver in 8 years. My native country was China and my life in the country affected my command in English. I always feared to make presentations using the English language. I was optimistic that the Business communication class provided a chance to eliminate the worries in public speaking and transform me into a better person. While studying at the university, my semester was disrupted by the death of my grandfather. I was saddened to receive the news and my family expected me to Continue reading...

Chapter 7: Learning

How Do We Learn?
What is learning, and what are some basic forms of learning?
Learning: the process of acquiring new and relatively enduring information or behaviors.
Humans learn by association, our minds naturally connect events that happen in order.
Associative learning: learning that certain events occur together; the events may be two stimuli (classical conditioning) or a response and its consequence (operant conditioning).

Stimulus: any event or situation that evokes a response.

Cognitive learning: the acquisition of mental information, whether by observing events, by watching others, or through language.
Classical Conditioning
What are the basic components of classical conditioning, and what was behaviorism’s view of learning?
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When The Lamp is shattered is a love poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley as an expression of loss of the affections of a woman that once loved him. Percy is renowned as one of the forces behind major English romantic poems. He is also revered by many admirers and critics alike for being one of the best lyric poets. His poems such as When The Lamp is shattered continue to show his strong position on political and social views. Much of his poetry, however, gained much fame after his death at a young age of thirty years. The poem, Continue reading...

Introduction

The most extraordinary music is Mozart’s: not fast, not slow, smooth, but not boring, and charming in its simplicity. Unique and extraordinary power of music by Mozart explains his life. His prenatal existence was a daily immersion into the world of music. The house sounded violin father, who certainly had a tremendous influence on the development of the nervous system and the awakening of cosmic rhythms in the womb. His father was a conductor in Salzburg, and his mother, the daughter of a musician, played a huge role in his musical development. She sang songs and serenades at Continue reading...

First Post Evaluation

The first post lacks formality. For instance, the section “count me in, folks” and “hot title” is informal considering that the publisher is looking to do business. The writer’s tone should portray self-assurance and confidence unlike as in the text “. I thought it would be a neat thing if”. In addition, the message is not clear nor is it specific. For example,” I’ve done hundreds of advertising illustrations and have been a sign painter all my life” doesn’t precisely tell what specific illustrations the painter did leaving it incomplete.

First Post Revision

I am a new publisher selling great Continue reading...

The article Why Police Body Cameras Would Work by Mark O’Mara ideally posits that equipping the police with body cameras is essential for enhancing the effectiveness of law enforcement. The author uses the literal piece to accentuate on the need to support President Obama’s pledge to “procure body cameras and training for up to 50,000 police officers” (O’Mara). The author’s argument is motivated by recent events in the US where a Policeman was found innocent after committing murder through a chokehold that was filmed by a member of the public. It is such scenarios Continue reading...

Abstract

Andrew Jackson’s presidential legacy was built upon his interactions with the American Indians. His addresses to Congress proved his ability to win over the people to push forward with the American Indian removal. He was able to prove the point of saving the Indians from not only themselves but from the American population.
President Andrew Jackson has often been correlated with the removal of the American Indians. His speeches that have been recorded in history reflect his tones, and goals for the American Indian removal. He used the sympathies of the American people to his advantage, and ultimately Continue reading...

Play One: Fences

Fences was written by August Wilson and studies the difficulties of one black man’s life in the 1950s, as he struggles to overcome prejudice and simply work though the same day to day issues as any other American Man.
Symbolism, or hidden symbols in the play are quite possibly the most interesting single element of the writer’s work. The playwright wanted to play on both the idea of the North versus the South and the idea of the American dream. Perhaps first and foremost, he introduces the idea of the North versus the South in giving Troy’ Continue reading...

Mandarin is author's native dialect of Chinese language. The dominant dialect in northern and southwestern China, including capital Beijing, Mandarin is an influential language and is considered nationally and internationally as an official dialect understood by millions of Chinese across different geographical boundaries. Often, Mandarin and standard Chinese are used interchangeably and are used to refer to a common "language" spoken in mainland China and internationally. Cantonese remains, however, a major, influential, linguistic rival to Mandarin, spoken mainly in former colonies of Hong Kong and Macau. Mandarin has distinguishable linguistic features which makes her an interesting, influential dialect amounting Continue reading...

English

The Good Lord Bird is a novel, written in 2013 by a New Yorker James McBride. This novel became a winner of a Book Award in 2013 and obtained a lot of positive reviews. The Good Lord Bird caught the fancy op the audience because of the witty tone of the plot, funny jokes and also incredible images. The novel is often getting comparison to Twain’s Huckleberry Finn. As for me, I was impressed by the first few lines of the book. To be exact, by the beginning of the first chapter, where McBride depicts Pa of the Continue reading...

Dulce et Decorum Est, Wilfred Owen and

In Dulce et Decorum Est, Wilfred Owen starts by using similes to describe the protagonists of the poem; before actually referring to them with nouns or pronouns. “[L]ike old beggars” and “coughing like hags” are similes, which have been used to introduce the war soldiers for the first time. From the very beginning of the poem, Owen is trying to draw images - like a movie- to help the reader imagine the situation clearly. In the fourth line of the third stanza, there is the phrase “distant rest” which can have two meanings and refer to both the Continue reading...

Christopher Nolan’s films are often heralded for their sleek formalism and dreamlike narrative structure; to that end, it makes sense that his 2010 science-fiction heist thriller Inception adopts dream logic and architecture as a literal element of the plot. As per usual for an exacting filmmaker like Nolan, Inception’s opening sequence provides an incredible primer for the cinematic dream world he is preparing to paint for his audience, utilizing dreamlike editing, muted performances and immersive, domineering sound and mise-en-scene to establish the self-serious, yet highly exciting tone of his film about hacking dreams.
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Alex Ross is an American music critic who has become a worker of “The New Yorker” magazine in 1996. Alex is the author of the book “Listen To This” which was published in 2011 and contained his thoughts and contemplations about different genres of music, as well as the stories of the performers. Thus, Alex writes in his book that he does not perceive the classical music right because its name makes everybody think of it as of something old and out of fashion; due to this fact modern groups and performers do not have the possibility to create Continue reading...

The poetic author, Edna St. Vincent Millay, addresses the theme of brutality to humankind in the poem Apostrophe to Man. The poem portrays the timing of the poet in writing because it covers the occurrences of World War II. In the poem, Millay concentrates on the extremities mankind have undergone in upgrading brutality in war. The man has gone to an extent of making deadly weapons for use in the destruction of their fellow human beings.
The poem, Apostrophe to Man, is a representation of views and ideas on brutality of humankind by a modernist person. Additionally, the modernist Continue reading...

Introduction

Depending on the age of the child, his behavior and character traits parents can apply a variety of methods of parenting. The choice of methods used by parents in many respects depends on what methods educated parents themselves, what is the level of their pedagogical and psychological knowledge, etc.
Important role in the choice of methods of parenting has a style of parental behavior that can be authoritarian, permissive and democratic.

Methods of parenting not only allow forming a complete harmonious, mature personality, sometimes they cause many psychological complexes.

The Main Methods of Parenting
Method of conversation or persuasion. This method can be used in the parenting of children of different ages and with any character. During Continue reading...

Accounting fraud entails financial misdeeds by executives that are trusted in either the government or corporations. In essence, these misdeeds involve complicated mechanisms of misdirecting or misusing an organization’s funds, understating expenses, overstating revenues, underreporting the liabilities existing and even overstating the price of the assets of an organization. Such accounting frauds are always geared towards personal interests of enriching oneself, and are always illegal and punishable by law. This paper analyzes the Enron scandal (2001) as an accounting fraud to explain the fundamental drivers of fraud.
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The representation and use of light in paintings serves a litany of purposes. Caravaggio’s Calling of St. Matthew is one of the most famous paintings that deploys light and color in order to convey meaning through style and religious imagery. Caravaggio uses extreme contrasts between darkness and light. The formal arrangement of the work underscores the lighting arrangement in conjunction with the windows and hands in order to render the tenebrism, or the dramatic illumination using chiaroscuro possible. The hand of Christ has a burst of color emanating from it that shoots out from his sleeve. This scheme Continue reading...

A Critical Evaluation of Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal”

“A Modest Proposal” arrived to the Irish people when it was most needed. Jonathan Swift published this brilliant essay anonymously during a time of much distress and social unrest in Ireland. There was a growing gap between the rich and the poor, and the oppression by the English was only increasing (Baker). That being the case, Jonathan Swift published an outlandish and provocative proposal that drew much attention. Through his use of satire and hyperbole, he makes an extremely convincing argument that something needs to be done about the social issues plaguing Ireland, especially concerning the poor.
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Everyone loves great art and music that are two big components of our everyday life. It is a delight for the soul of every person, because it is firmly established in our lives, it has become an integral part of it. However, quite a few people think about the fact that sweet and favorite sounds have a very strong influence on our body and our brain.
Psychologists have found that classical music has a positive effect on memory and helps to focus, strengthens the spirit of the church, but the music of other styles has ambiguous effect on our Continue reading...

Corporations are frequently faced with ethical dilemmas in today’s modern world. Mukta Gaikwad (2011) discusses some of these common issues. When a new position opens in the company, employees are the first to know and spread word to their friends and family. While they may be qualified for the job, this leads to nepotism and can become damaging to the management structure. Abusing work ethics by asking employees to stay late, come in on holidays, or fining employees for missing a deadline can tarnish the relationship between you and your employees. Allowing employees to break rules in order Continue reading...

Communication plan defines what my information intends to achieve from its audience (McKenna, 2014). Therefore one is supposed to have some vital communication skills required for effective communication of the policy. For instance the major objective of the policy to be communicated is meant to promote breastfeeding among the low income mothers. To achieve the best results it is therefore important to identify the objective, the communication tools needed and the target audience. Therefore there is need for good planning on the information to be promoted and best ways to deliver the message. In this planning process it is Continue reading...

Communication is a form of transferring information from one person to other or group of people. It starts with the sender and reaches the receiver successfully if the message is formatted correctly and clearly by the sender. There are different methods by which people can communicate with each other like written, visual, nonverbal, and verbal. Verbal and written communication can be carried through writing articles, emails, reports, or letters. Verbal communication includes both oral and written expression. However, nonverbal communication includes gestures, body language, facial expressions, and eye contact.
Demonstrative communication is the type of communication in which messages Continue reading...

For both children and adults, a balanced fitness exercises consist not only of aerobic activity, but also flexibility exercises and strength training. Practicing flexibility and strength techniques with children has many advantages, such as preventing injuries, fast recovery after exercise, tension decrease, better coordination and balance, improved posture, increased bone/muscle endurance and strength, better motor skills, healthy weight, promotes healthy practices of lifestyle.
Training of strength does not mean weightlifting or bulking up that can strain kids’ developing tendons and muscles. In order to add strength and build muscles, children can use their own body weight. Activities like climbing Continue reading...

Institutional Afilliation

The article I chose is “Facing Poverty With a Rich Girl’s Habits” written by Suki Kim. The article is a discussion of Suki’s immigration into the United States. The purpose is to discuss her transition from a wealthy lifestyle in a country where she spoke the native language, Korea, to a lifestyle of struggle where she did not know the native language, America. Kim’s genre here can go into an autobiographical account as to what happened through this transition. The audience appears to be a wide variety of people. Kim can either be focusing on immigrants Continue reading...