...are used to convey specific ideas which provide depth and complexity to this story. The ghost is a pivotal symbol and appears throughout Hamlet. Is the ghost Hamlet's father or is it Hamlet himself? Is the ghost real or is it part of Hamlet's imagination? The ghost claims he is Hamlet's father. He says he was murdered by Claudius, Hamlet's Uncle who is now wed to Hamlet's mother and who is also sitting on the throne. He also says his sins must be wiped clean before he can ascend to heaven. His soul is "doomed" to endure "sulph'rous and tormenting flames" until the "foul crimes done in [his] days of nature / Are burnt and purged away" (1.5.6; 17-18). The ghost requires revenge and this is an odd request given the religious context, yet this is what sets the revenge plot in motion. Father's Ghost. My hour is almost come, When I to sulph'rous and tormenting flames Must render up myself. Hamlet. Alas, poor ghost! Father's Ghost. Pity me not, but lend thy serious hearing To what I shall unfold. Hamlet. Speak. I am bound to hear. Father's Ghost. So art thou to revenge, when thou shalt hear. Hamlet. What? Father's Ghost. I am thy father's spirit,...
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...Amelia from the BACK DOOR. Amelia is wearing a coat, looking like she’s heading out, and Albert is carrying an NMR sample. Amelia: Hey, Albert! We’re all going out to happy hour right now to celebrate Victor’s oral defense. Are you coming? Albert: Yeah, that sounds like a great time! I’m just going to run down to the NMR lab to run this sample – I’ll see you there? Amelia: Sounds good! See you in a bit! Amelia leaves through the BACK DOOR. Albert proceeds down the AISLE and passes a sign that says “ADVISOR’S OFFICE”. He slows down and looks into the office. He sees Roberta and Magnus in a full embrace, Magnus’s head resting comfortably on Roberta’s shoulder. From Albert’s face, we see confusion and a little bit of shock. Albert doesn’t remain in front of the office door, though – he continues walking and exits through the FRONT DOOR. Narrator stands. Narrator: So you can see what I mean. What is going on here? Do I say something? How do I approach this situation when I see my professor and Magnus on Monday? **During the Q/A part here, Amelia, Stacy, and Lab Member 2 stand around their computers on the front bench. Albert and Magnus are off near the door. PART II. Narrator stands. Narrator: Dear Dr. Date, So I know you gave me advice in the last column – thanks for that. You did get your Ph.D....
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...Process Recording Nurse (Me) | Client (T.J)) | Analysis | “Hi, I’m Jenny, (gesturing, I put my hand out to shake his hand) one of the nursing students here with you guys today. What is your name?”(Friendly, open eye contact is my appearance) | “My name is Abu-Jammar”. I’m from outer space the planet ??Nepto (I think this was the neologism that he used. ? Neptune/Pluto mixed?).I’m gonna call you Mars. | Communitication Technique: Nonverbal/paralanguage (smiling) open-ended communication. Evaluation: broad opening allows him to either talk to me or not talk to me. Putting my hand out is to offer peace and introduce myself. He answered me and seemed receptive to having a conversation. | “I’m not sure I understood. You’re saying my name is Mars?” | “Yeah, last week you wore a purple/orange shirt and the rings of mars are like that so I’m gonna call you Mars.” | Communication Technique: Active listening, Restating/ ClarificationEvaluation: Restating/ Clarification allows him to know what I’m listening to him. | “Oh (tilting my head to the side) so the rings of the orbits you’re saying are orange/purple and I wore the shirt that resembled that so you call me Mars. I hear what you’re saying. Go on.”(silence) | “Yeah it’s near my home planet. Have you ever heard of Nepto?” | Communication Technique: para-language.general leads, silence, clarification, active listening.Evaluation: Silence allows me to collect my thoughts. Clarification allows me to tell him that I understand...
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...house where I like to go to get away. It’s called The Rock in Pawnee Rock. Early in the morning it can be so peaceful and quiet with beautiful wet dew still on the grass. As the sun comes up you see the colors surrounding the bright sky. Nothing more radiant as the sun on a bright morning. As I look around I can see every house in this small town, plus the long stretch of highway from great bend to larned. You see cars buzzing by on the highway and hear the hum of a nearby lawn being mowed with the smell of fresh cut grass in the air. The tall stone pillars remind me of the brave Indians that lost their lives in battle on these grounds. The jagged rocks around make me think of when I was a child and loved to climb onto the tallest rocks I could find, as I would stand at the top of the hill and felt like king of the world. Too Busy To Stand Still At the rock early in the morning the world seems so eerie and dark. The sun still shining but the lives of Indians passed still feel as if they are lingering in this hollow place. As I stand at the top of the hill you see the once lovely plaques dedicated to the Indians that lost their lives on these grounds, which is now riddled full of bullet holes. The walls and the tall pillars now covered in obscene spray paint, surely contaminated by the younger generation with nothing better to do. As you hear the loud cars busily driving by, you wonder if anyone ever stops to appreciate this old decrepit place. They seem as if they are just...
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...(“Build-A-bear Workshop, Inc,” 2014). It all started with a simple idea that was inspired by a 10-year-old girl. Maxine Clark was the former President of Payless Shoesource and left her successful career behind in pursuit of what she calls retail entertainment. Gleaning the advice from her mentor, Stanley Goodman, former CEO of May Department Stores, she recalls one of her greatest lessons from him, which was that retailing is entertainment and the store was the stage. The happier the customers, the more money they will spend. In an interview with CNBC, she states, “I just felt like he was calling me. And saying, ‘Maxine, you gotta get back to it.’ And I didn’t know exactly what I was gonna do, but I knew it was gonna be something for children, because children require you to be creative. They aren’t really worried about whether you’re making money or not making money. They want you to create something that’s fun and lasting and changing and growing. And that’s what I wanted to do” (Clark, 2012). After leaving Payless Shoesource, Clark moved back to her hometown of St. Louis, Missouri to get back to her roots. Clark had no children of her own, but she worked with children often. At that time, she had a 10-year-old best friend, named Katie. While shopping with Katie...
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...Krakauer plays a significant part in Chris McCandless’ life. My argument or topic sentence would be that “Nature gives freedom, and man’s ultimate joy can only be found in man’s communion or relationship with nature”. “...there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun” ( p. 79). “You think that I am stubborn, but you are even more stubborn than me. You had a wonderful chance on your drive back to see one of the greatest sights on earth, the Grand Canyon, something every American should see at least once in his life” ( Chapter 6, p. 57). “But in reality nothing is more damaging to the adventurous spirit within a man than a secure future. The very basic core of a man's living spirit is his passion for adventure” (Chapter 6, p. 57). “...they present to Alex a route which apparently will take him to the ocean. He is overjoyed and hope bursts back into his heart” (Chapter 4, p. 34). “Flying would be cheating . It would wreck the whole trip”( Chapter 7, p. 67). “Hey Guys! This is the last communication you shall receive from me. I now walk out to live amongst the wild. Take care, it was great knowing you” (Chapter , p. 69). ‘This is the last time you shall hear from me Wayne….I want you to know that you’re a great man. I now walk into the wild” (p. 69). Analysis Paragraph In the book “ Into the Wild” by Jon Krakauer, Nature plays a significant role in the life of Chris McCandless before he leaves this...
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...becomes King. 2 Sam 4 and 5 gave an analysis of how David defeated Saul, the death of Jonathan and Saul’s other household members, to become King of Israel. 2 Sam 4:4 recorded the fact that Jonathan had a son Mephibosheth who was crippled on both feet. He was dropped by his Nanny while trying to escape with him in the heat of the war. He was only 5years old. 2 Sam 8:15 emphasized that David ruled over all Israel executing judgment and justice. 2 Sam 9: 1-13. Main Observations: VS 1 – is there anyone in the house of Saul that I might show God’s kindness for Jonathan’s sake. (Note not for Saul‘s sake, Saul tried to kill me, but Jonathan was a covenant brother.) I can hear the echoes of Mercy and whispers of love, the kind of love God showed to you and me that He gave His only son for us John 3:16. And while we are yet sinners, the scriptures says, Jesus Christ died for us. We are all sitting here today as beneficiaries of God benevolence and I can still hear the spirit of God, the echoes of mercy saying “is there anyone among you that needs Gods kindness and mercy. Not anyone who is Rich, deserving, highly placed or educated with many PhD, but anyone who needs mercy of God. I had that call years a ago and instead of anyone I put my name. God gave an open cheque and I wrote my name on it. Paul wrote in 1Cor 1:26-27 – Read God is not calling us to be strong in our self. Initially God is calling us to be weak so that we can find strength in Him. The kind of weakness...
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...I am now in college! Wow, how time flies. I remember 9th Grade my favorite show was “Sanford and Son”. But, that was my past. I’m in college, at ITT Tech in Memphis, TN. The field I’m currently trying to obtain a degree in is Computer Networking. This is a field that I love, and this is my choice. Two years from now I plan on being a junior in college. I want to at least have an internship at a well known business; for an example, Smith & Nephew, McKesson Corp., AT&T, and etc. The main reason I am writing this letter is because I am in need of a scholarship; financially I cannot afford this. However, I need an education, so I can show myself that I can be an example for my children. I have six children, 4 biologically, and 2 adopted kids. I want to do this so they can see it’s never too late to try again. Furthermore, I will be the first in my family to graduate. Also, I was a high school dropout. A couple of bad mistakes and wrong decisions, and I had my first child when I was 18yrs of age. So, I had to provide for my baby, my only other option was to dropout. I have recently decided to go back to get my GED, and go to college. I have received my GED at the age of thirty-six, and I am planning on go to college so I can get my bachelors degree in Information Systems. As stated earlier I need this so I can get a great job. Now-days you need a degree to work anywhere that will provide a living for your family. You probably just need a Diploma. A lot of people with...
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...My Secret Place Guides1Questions1orSubmit my paper for analysis What is your attitude towards loneliness? Do you think it is a curse, when you are isolated from the rest of the world, left face-to-face with yourself? Or do you, on the contrary, seek it, appreciating each moment of silence you can snatch from the surrounding world? These small breaks can help you replenish your energy and reorganize your thoughts, so that you can start each day as a new one—not as an extension of a previous one. As for me, I am more of the second kind of person; solitude for me is a gift, which is valued less by people than it should be accorded. In my child and teen years, I had a perfect place to go to when I felt like being on my own. In a small town in the center of America, where I lived back then, we had a steep hill on the outskirts. On its top, an old warehouse stood. No one, even older people, seemed to know who had built that warehouse in such an inconvenient place, and what for. Some said that smugglers used it during World War II for their purposes; others told stories about local slaveholders, who lived in our town a long time ago—those people were thought to have kept slaves in the old warehouse. For us children, that old wooden shack was a haunted place with a grim, bloody story of love and treason. None of the townsmen had ever visited the old warehouse. Children were scared and adults just did not feel like climbing up the steep slope for no reason. For most of a year...
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...DEFINITIONS OF DISCOURSE 1.1. Introduction In this introductory unit we are going to look at a number of definitions of discourse and to try to define some key terms used in discourse analysis, with the aim of clarifying its scope in such a way that it can deal with a wide range of problems and phenomena, but in a more systematic and coherent way. Discourse analysis refers, in a very basic sense, to talk. What most people do most of the time is talk, because to do anything requires talk and, often, texts, both in private and public spheres. However, until recently, little attention has been given to what people actually say and do in particular everyday circumstances. People talk about the world, about their work, about others and their relations with them. And in talking, they do things. That was Austin’s (1962) revolutionary insight into an aspect of language that had not been fully recognized: the pragmatic function of language, what language does to make social life possible. This turn to language, or to discourse, has had the effect of breaking down barriers between different social sciences concerned with the analysis of everyday social life. 1.2. Definitions of discourse Discourse analysis is widely recongnised as one of the most vast and least defined areas of linguistics. One reason for this is that the understanding of discourse is based on scholarship from a number of academic disciplines that are quite different from one another, such as, the philosophy...
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...Character Analysis of Abigail Williams Author Miller’s drama The Crucible takes place in the seventeenth-century in Salem, Massachusetts. Salem suffers from witch-hunts, trials, and false accusations. In effect, the town is full of worry and suspicion; and when young girls falsely accuse self-righteous neighbors in Salem of witchcraft, the town goes against itself, which ultimately causes a conflict between power and aggression. The personality of Abigail Williams, the understood leader of all the young girls, ultimately causes the whole play to go into effect. Abigail displays that she is sinful, envious, and manipulative. Abigail Williams’ characteristic of sinfulness causes her to be the antagonist of the whole play. Abigail commits...
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...information that is based upon target customers or markets. Market research is more or less concerned specifically within a given market. This is what’s known as a very distinct key factor that helps companies to ensure they have both an upper edge as well as to maintain their specific competitiveness over their competitors (McDonald, 2007). The market research that is used is to help provide essential information that helps to both analyze as well as identify that market’s need, in addition to that market’s competition in combination with its size. Market research is done in a multitude of ways. Namely, marketing can be a combination of different areas that ‘includes: market research surveys, information about customers held within organizations’ knowledge management systems; the analysis of market trends and developments from a host of sources; and competitor’s analysis’ (Bont, Cees de, Hamersveld,...
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...about my own race has been enlightening. I have learned that discrimination and prejudice is still abundant in the United States. Although I teach my own child that this is not a Christian like way and God created us all as equals regardless of skin color, religion or culture, we do not hate anyone. It amazes me, that there are so many people that still have hatred in them and I figured out that they are taught this, not necessary born like that. I also learned that something that discrimination can come in from not just racial, but in gender, sexual orientation and disability. On another fair note is that we need as a society to learn from our history and grow from it, not repeat it. While researching trends in the United States on immigration and how the demographics will be formed, I found that I was shocked by the figures that are forecasted. From a publication that was done in 2008, Carl Haub a senior demographer at the Population Reference Bureau shows that the United States population will grow to at least 438 million people. Carl Haub wrote, “It is no surprise that immigrants and their descendants will play a large role in future U.S. population growth, as they do now and have for much of the country's history. But the projections detailed in the new report, authored by demographer Jeffrey S. Passel and writer D'Vera Cohn, differ from previous projections from the U.S. Census Bureau by assuming that the rate of immigration will hold steady—sending the net number of immigrants...
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...我非常感谢你们今天抽空来参加这个会议。 2.Thank you for… 感谢您…… Thank you for giving me this opportunity to speak about myself in this special occasion. 感谢您给我这个机会在这个特别的场合介绍我自己。 3. It is/was my honor… 我很荣幸…… It is my honor to introduce the president of our company, Mr. Jones. 我很荣幸介绍我们公司总裁琼斯先生。 4. On behalf of… 代表…… On behalf of our entire company, I want to thank you for inviting us to such an enjoyable Christmas party. 我代表全公司，我想感谢您邀请我们参加这样一个令人愉快的圣诞晚会。 5. I’d be happy to…我很高兴…… I’d be happy to tell you about my experiences. 我很高兴和你们分享我的经验。 6. What I am going to talk about today is… 今天我想讲的是…… What I am going to talk about today is the energy conservation issue. 今天我想讲的是节能问题。 7. How can we…? 我们怎样才能……？ How can we work more efficiently? 我们怎样才能工作得更有效率呢？ 8.Thank you from the bottom of my heart for…我从心底感谢…… Thank you from the bottom of my heart for giving me this chance to speak to you today. 我从心底感谢你们今天给了解这个机会在你们前面讲话。 9. So long as…只要…… So long as we work together we can achieve great results. 只要我们一起努力，我们就能取得巨大的成就 10. Working together… 一起努力… Working together, we can make the future better. 一起努力，我们将把未来变得更加美好。 11. I should like to pay tribute to… 我想对……表示敬意 I should like to pay tribute to the dedication of all the professionals who worked on this project. 我想对参与这个项目的所有专家的奉献表示敬意。 12. I want to leave you with… 我想留给你们…… I want to leave you with one final word to remember, “teamwork”. 我想让你们记住最后一个词：“团队合作”。 13. We sincerely hope…我们衷心希望…… We sincerely hope that you will have a wonderful time...
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...medicine is a rapidly and continually evolving. Health care’s immeasurable complexity and vital importance, paired with advances in medical procedures, increased awareness of the importance of interprofessionalism has provided me with the greater sense of knowledge and value. Additionally, the advancement of electronic medical record systems has also spark awareness to importance of the physician assistant field. This has prompted me to work as a Medical Scribe. As a Medical Scribe I am granted the opportunity to expand my knowledge by developing close relationships physicians, nurses and other health professions, physician assistants. Additionally, becoming proficient with the technology of medicine's future working side by side with providers has given me a distinct advantage over my contemporaries....
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