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I believe that the imagery and symbolism used to transform the poem because it lets the reader visualize what is happening and what the person is thinking. The poem mostly had literal imagery, as the poem stated what it wanted the reader to imagine. The most important symbol was of course the wall which signifies an obstacle or hindrance in life which one must overcome. Throughout the poem many symbols are used to signify overcoming the wall. and these range from simple things to weapons of war.

First a brief summary, this bit is prefaced by King Agamemnon saying the Greeks should pull out and retreat, then the quoted passage that follows is Odysseus berating him for a solid block of text which I believe supports my  aforementioned theme and in historical context is slightly scary. I really enjoy this passage as it is another passionate line from a famous Greek hero. The diction is extremely poignant, and filled with disgust. The word "wretch" alone is laughable. Looking at this from a

The reading passage focuses on some carved stone balls, which have been dated to 4000 years ago. The materials presented by the author provide three possible functions of these balls. On the other hand, the lecturer finds all the ideas dubious and presents some evidence to refute them all. Firstly, the passage argues that some evidence on balls can be interpreted as the point that they could be exerted as weapons for hunting or fighting ends. On the contrary, the speaker explicates that they should

Carnitine is a chemical found in red meat and whole milk. It is also an over-the-counter supplement. It can be found on animals, bacteria, and some plants. It is a nutrient found mostly in the liver and kidneys that transports fat to the mitochondria so that the fat can be turned into energy. This energy is then stored in the skeletal muscles, heart, and brain. Carnitine is an amino acid that can be found as a white crystalline powder. Carnitine can be found in three forms L-carnitine, acetyl-L-carnitine

Annotation biography Baum, Fran and Duvnjak, Angella. The politics of poverty in Australia [online]. Social Alternatives, Vol. 32, No. 1, 2013: 12-18. Availability: ISSN: 0155-0306. [cited 04 Aug 16]. This article focuses on statistics and actions (or lack of) in policies related to poverty. The topics that is discussed included who is the most likely to live in poverty and how it is measured. Also discussed in this article are the public policy response and poverty reduction. The articles credibility

PBIS was added to the list of behavioral intervention strategies for students in alternative setting in Flower et al.’s (2011) article A Literature Review Of Research Quality and Effective Practices In Alternative Settings. PBIS incorporates most of Tobin and Sprauge’s (2000) effective behavioral interventions within the structure of the system. The article describes PBIS as “a three-tiered (universal, secondary, and tertiary tiers) framework for preventing and responding to challenging behavior

My first thought while reading “1943” was that this poem is about WWII. The first line confirms that the poem is centered around war. Hall began to compare training for the war to football practice in highschool, “They toughened us for war. In the high-school auditorium Ed Monahan knocked out Dominick Esposito in the first round.” I don’t believe they are used as central idea, but I believe the author uses them as a device for making the reader feel a connection to them poem by using characters

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. (2016). A model school policy on suicide prevention: Model language, commentary, and resources. Retrieved from: https://afsp.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Model-Policy_FINAL.pdf Combining evidence based practices, national research and policy revision, this report identifies the role of school personnel in suicide response by providing model policies, tools, and comprehensive education on risk factors and warning signs. American Foundation for Suicide

Having looked at the emotional effect this music has on people, it is now worth looking at the specific churches within the Sydney diocese to get a greater understanding on a smaller level as to how the music is played and what effect it might have. To do this, there have been visits to said churches to see what goes on, this is like a large scale of the participant observation methodology. This was a very useful in developing an understanding for how different churches of the same denomination were

The members of the Priesthood, Vowed Religious Brothers and Sisters, and the Diaconate take on a different, more difficult way of life to make it possible for the Church to exist. They all make vows, knowing they will be persecuted and made fun of for their beliefs more than laypeople. Yet, they all follow their vocations to express their love for God. Priests express their love and devotion for God by calling more people to love and be with God. After they bring those people into the Church, they