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    learned when enhancing my critical thinking is denotation, which is the specific object, or action that a word points to refers to or indicates (Diestler 2012). An example of denotation would be what the word means like a rose what is it? A rose is a type of flower, the color of the rose can be red, the rose can has a stem, and it has thorns. The word connotation all the images positive, negative, or neutral that are associated with any given denotation by an individual or a group. The…

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    Introduction: Good morning everyone, my purpose here today is to show you the comparison between a modern and a vintage advertisement, I will show you the types of social classes that are being presented in theses adverts. These advertisements had been created in two very different era 's where their social classes are based on the same group but share different minds. Next slide Brand and product details: The vintage advertisement was created in the 1950s by Phillip Morris his company was made…

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    Essay #2 Assignment When it comes to names in philosophy, there are many different arguments and views for how names should be dealt with and in what situation. Linguistic tokens, such as names and referential terms, have been the center of philosophical questions into the nature of reference. In his book, Naming and Necessity, Saul Kripke outlines his causal theory of reference for names. Gareth Evans, who, along with many others, was not satisfied with Kripke’s causal theory, wrote, The Causal…

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    that will be used are feminism and post modernism. The significance of connotations and denotations is highly relevant in this topic. Barthes (1964) believes that there always lies a literal message and a symbolic message. He goes on to say that the denoted (or signified) word never refers to an essence for it is dependably made up for lost time in an unforeseen articulation, a continuous syntagm. Denotation and connotation. Connotations go beyond the literal meaning of a word. For example, the…

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    determined is pushing through the adversity in life that I face each day. I choose the word determination not only for the denotation of the word, but also the connotation the word has. I feel that determination has a very strong meaning behind it of grit and the will to persevere through any roadblocks, which led me to choose this word. Overall I think both the connotation and the denotation lay out a way I would describe myself. People may think that success is all about hard work and…

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    In Marigolds by Eugenia W. Collier, the narrator expresses a blissful and ignorant tone about her life before the loss of innocence through the use of denotation and connotation. The narrator demonstrates bliss when she feels “nostalgia” reminiscing about her mixed childhood feelings that held “joy” and “gladness” (Paragraph 2). The denotation of “nostalgia” is a wistful desire to return to a former time in one’s life meaning that the narrator desires to return back to her childhood. More often…

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    Fridman continues to discuss the widespread of anti-intellectualism that takes place at all academic institutions including colleges and elementary schools. He utilizes numerous rhetorical techniques such as hyperbole, rhetorical question, and denotation and connotation to develop his argument that “America Needs Its Nerds” (Title) and it is time for anti-intellectualism to be stopped. “A geek, according to Webster’s New World Dictionary,…

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    York’s Prisons. The investigation found that minorities were more likely to be beaten by guards, spend more time in prisons, or be sent to solitary confinement than white prisoners. Overall, The New York Times didn’t use connotation or bias, but used denotation and facts for a more informational report. The author uses logos as the main rhetoric for the article. They use statistics and facts over connotation and emotion. For example they wrote in paragraph 3 “Times’s review of nearly 60,000…

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    and "feign" (Dietrich 29). "Tycoon" denotation is businessperson of great wealth and power."Deceive" connotation is to trick someone into doing or saying something. Often when the word "deceive" is used it is never a good thing because someone is causing pain to another with their deception. "Allure" denotation is to attract or tempt by something flattering or desirable."Disguised" connotation is to cover something up or to falsely show something."Feign" denotation is invented fictitiously or…

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    Have you ever read the song “Praying” by Kesha and wondering what the connotation could be? When you are looking at the denotation do you ever try to figure out the figurative language, then you are beginning to understand what the author it's trying to convey. The format of the song helps us understand the tone shift and the songs meaning. The song “Praying” by Kesha is about a girl confessing her love about a guy and getting hurt. The first stanza talks about her thanking him because he…

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