Contrastingly, not all white Australians can be generalised by the behaviours of the few, with a couple of dissimilar figures being used to demonstrate alternate approaches as to the acceptance of the indigenous. On a whole Davis’ use of dramatic conventions including stage directions and combination of cultural languages allows present day audiences to understand the quest for an Australian identity. The unrelenting and derogatory behaviour of the “settled” white Australians allows contemporary readers to see the overawing influence they had on the misconstrued society. Through representation of
This is achieved via the use of the verse “We are nature” (Noonuccal, 1964). Both texts similarly privilege the way that the Aboriginals view the land, and use this to position the audience to view them as the true owners of the
* A description of the intended audience. B. The rhetorical précis is an effective note taking strategy because * It answers the basic who, what, where, when, how, why, and to whom about a piece of writing. It also summarizes the content and analyzes the circumstances leading up to and informing a piece of writing. It clarifies how someone else chose to say something, in a particular way, for some purpose, to certain other people.
He also ask “shall we gather strength by irresolution and inaction?...are fleets and armies necessary to a work go love and reconciliation?” Henry asks these questions hoping to elicit strong emotions in the audience that work them in favor of his argument. Henry also used allusions to help the reader visualize what’s happening by evoking a mental picture for example when he says “listen to the song of that siren till she transforms us into beast” he is metaphorically comparing how the British are saying things to the colonist which are promising false hope to how the circle in Homer’s Odyssey
After they see this guideline, the have an idea of what the composer would like, and can improvise over the remaining piece of music. It is used not only in music, but also relates to architecture. Composers used a combination of expression, design and decorative elements, just like architects use when they are designing a building. Architects used different shaping and small patterns on buildings that you can relate to music as well. The shaping and repetition of patterns relates to ornamentation in music, and how it sounds and looks.
PARRA 2- homecoming In the Australian poem ‘Homecoming’ the author, Dawe uses vivid visual and aural poetic techniques to construct his ongoing attitudes of the war. The universal theme of moral outrage at the dehumanising aspects of the war can be seen by the repetition of particular words in the poem such as ‘them’ and ‘they’re’. Dawe chooses words which lack individuality ‘bagging’, ‘tagging’, ‘green plastic bag’ and categorises the dead soldiers into similar groups ‘curly heads’. This is done to provide a further insight into the journey by chronicling the repatriation of the Australian soldiers. Therefore journeys do not always involve an
Distinctive voices are an instrument that represents who we are and where we stand in society. Effective composers use these distinctive voices to reveal a broad range of issues in our society. An individual’s distinctive voice is defined and empowered through the way they express their perspective through the use of rhetoric devices. Distinctive voices represent an individual's attitudes or beliefs and these can be expressed through the use of language . Techniques used in language help emphasize and express ones views.
English essay: module c, close study of text Briar Rose written by Jane Yolen 2588 6003 Responders engage with texts that have distinctive qualities. Write an essay discussing how the ideas, form and language are used by the composer to engage the audience. An audience will respond and continue to respond to a text if it is engaging, having distinctive qualities to set it apart from other texts. The text Briar rose written by Jane Yolen creates an engaging text through many techniques. These include form/structure, topical/subject matter, themes and characterization.
Composers uses distinctively visual elements to provoke a specific response from their audience. The visual elements draw the audience to visually and emotionally engage with the texts. This allows us to see or imagine in our own mind what's happening, and get affected by the views of the text, this allows you to remember, and change your own views on those who are isolated or outcasts of society. In both the play 'Gary's house', and poem 'metho drinker', distinctively visual techniques provoke to question ourselves and what we believe about homeless, isolated or poor people. The experience of distinctively visual in this sense in confronting.
As King Jr. inspires his audience on how the whites should be shameful because they have broken many promises and King is hoping to elicit action from his audience because they will come to understand that things will not change without action In conclusion, the thesis to Martin Luther King Jr. I Have A Dream is, he was dreaming of a world in which racial relations would be marked with equality for all, in every sense and in every place King Jr. uses all three rhetorical modes as well Ethos, Logos and Pathos. This speech is very powerful in emotion giving the sense of sadness, fear, hopefulness, shame, disappointment etc…. King uses (logos) in convincing his audience and giving them hope to having freedom and putting an end to discrimination. When reading the speech King uses a strong appeal (ethos) in convincing his audience that “now is the time” no more waiting and take action on what has become.