'Everyday people' presentation slideshows

Rhetorical Strategies, Fallacies, and Propaganda

Rhetorical Strategies, Fallacies, and Propaganda. Rhetorical Strategies. Fallacy. A mistaken belief, especially one based on an unsound argument. Propaganda. Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political or point of view.

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Sadlier -Oxford Vocabulary Lesson C Unit 6

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Wartime Propaganda

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RESULTS

RESULTS. Meredith Dodson Director of U.S. Poverty Campaigns RESULTS. Harnessing the Power of Print and Social Media to Build Support . Purpose. This training is designed to: Highlight the importance of using the print media in your organizational work

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Chapter 13 Section 3

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Poetry & Song

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Ballads

Ballads. DO NOW. DO NOW: What kind of music do you like to listen to when you are sad? What style of music is best for expressing heartbreak? (country? r&b ? bachata ? Write six sentences (5MIN) Have a sheet of loose leaf paper ready for the vocabulary quiz. Ballads.

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Phone case Project

Phone case Project. By: Ross King. Understanding. The purpose of this project was to design a well thought out phone case with an accessory added onto the case.

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Assignment 2

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Propaganda

Propaganda. What is Propaganda?. Propaganda is information or ideas methodically spread to promote or injure a cause, movement, nation, etc. It is used as advertisements to "sell" a product or idea or to persuade a person to do or believe something.

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Gender, Crime and Justice

Gender, Crime and Justice. What About Genders in the CJS?. Women are aware that male superiority is a myth and they deal with this knowledge in numerous ways. (Dale Spender, Man Made Language). Queen Elizabeth I - 1558-1603.

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Temptation and Call

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Documentary Film

Documentary Film. 3 Aims. Documentaries try to do 3 things. 1. Give a voice to the voiceless. l et us hear from the people and/or perspectives that we don't normally hear from portraying them as they would like to be portrayed. 2. F ind the extra ordinary in the ordinary.

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Norman Rockwell (1894-1978)

Norman Rockwell (1894-1978). Norman Rockwell drew pictures of everyday scenes with everyday people. In fact, many of the people in his pictures were real-life friends and neighbors. The little boy in this picture is now about 60 years old!. Norman Rockwell (1894-1978).

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Elements of Folktales

Elements of Folktales. Mrs. Wright. Folktales. A story created by common people, passed from generation to generation in the oral tradition. Elements of Folktales. Non-religious Created for entertainment, but also to teach social or moral values Feature magic, transformation or enchantment.

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Luke 10

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The History of Valeria

The History of Valeria. Maria Jose Rojas, Rebeka Gusman , Elias hurtado , P ablo Roca , Andres Ventosa , Santiago Sales, Sofia Linares , Aranxa Ilagorri 6c 16/04/13.

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7 Characteristics of a FolkTale

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Jerome Kern

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Fan: Fanatic or Fancy?

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