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Lolita, 1962

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Let’s use the below ads to discuss ethos, pathos and logos, also audience and purpose:

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It’s Britney, bitch. And it sure is!

this new song of Brit Brit’s isn’t even officially out yet and I am ALREADY SUCKED IN!  I simply adore her.  And more so now that she is making a comeback.
I am going to be humming this thing all weekend.
ETA: if you haven’t read the comments for this post yet, check them out.  Katie [...]

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FW5 Answers

if you couldn’t figure out who I was talking about in the below freewrites, you suck!

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yeah boooyyyyy!  get my grill!  find my clock!  I got a crib full of women downstairs and they need naming and kicked out one by one.  damn, I sure hope I find my true love this time…I am working on evening out my kids and I still need two more to make an even 20.
these [...]

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omg, my head is so big.  and heavy.  but this is so very familiar.  I cannot wait to get out of bed and eat some cheesy tots!  yeah, cheesy tots are the best invention I have ever approved.  and omg…with ranch dressing?  who would have thought that ranch dressing can make everything so damn amazing!
oh, [...]

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That’s what she said.

Giddiness is overwhelming me at the thought of parking my fat ass on my couch and revelling in a night of Michael Scott and friends.  I am so excited about The Office season premiere on Thursday night, I wish I could go to sleep and wake up tomorrow night at 8:58p.
To get us (or at [...]

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I was really excited to read Denby’s essay, “High-School Confidential:  Notes on Teen Movies.”  Having graduated high school in 1985, I am of the John Hughes generation, that of the breakout teen angst film.  It was as if Denby wrote this essay just for me!
I thought he made a solid argument about contemporary teen films:
“Teachers [...]

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In Tannen’s essay, “There is no Unmarked Woman,” she argues,
“The term ‘marked’ is a staple of linguistic theory.  It refers to the way language alters the base meaning of a word by adding a linguistic particle that has no meaning on its own.  The unmarked form of a word carries the meaning that goes without [...]

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