Defining the Language of Hope
Task 1) In this discussion, you will share a draft of your case study introduction. Post a draft of your introductory paragraph. Be sure that your introduction includes a "real-life" instance of your social issue and your thesis. Refer to the sub-module on Writing Your Introduction for tips and sample introductory paragraph. Also be sure that you demonstrate all the previously covered grammar skills in your writing.
Task 2)In this discussion, you will share a draft of one of your body paragraphs. Post a draft of one of your body paragraphs. Be sure that your body paragraph includes a clear point that is supported by appropriate details, along with information and ideas from the course readings. Don't forget to engage with a source in your paragraph. Refer to the sub-module on Writing Your Body Paragraphs for tips and sample body paragraphs. Also be sure to demonstrate pronoun-antecedent agreement and the grammar skills covered in previous weeks in your writing.
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Task 1 and 2.
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Task 1.
Language refers to a method of human communication, either spoken or written or both, that involves using words in a structured and conventional way. The 44th president of the United States, Barrack Obama, communicated to the country’s electorate through a language that communicated hope to them. The language of hope, precisely, was what the American people needed since they were looking forward to changing. The interaction between power and language has been evident in the political world and, more specifically, during President Barrack Obama’s tenure. While seeking permission to make decisions for other people, there is a need to communicate with them. Language plays a critical role in developing a rapport between the people seeking power and those whom they seek to represent and make decisions for.
Task 2.
In another exciting aspect, language can be considered as a cocktail between precision and obscurity. The concept herein is that language has a...
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