ALFRED ALDER SPEECH OUTLINE Seminole State College Speech Class Title: Alfred Alder Specific purpose: To inform the audience of Alfred Adler and his contribution to Psychology. I. Introduction A. Attention Material How many of you have ever been to a psychiatrist? How many of you have ever laid down on a couch to explain your life? How did that make you feel? B. Motivate Audience to Listen: At one point or another, I bet you have at least seen someone explaining their many faults and flaws to a psychologist
It’s difficult to imagine sitting down and writing letters by hand every day; inking words onto a piece of paper, expressing long, well-thought out messages. To have pen and paper as a sole form of communication and being forced to wait in agony days for a response to a basic question. It’s simple, however, to picture sending a text message or video calling a loved one. No true sentiment or fluid language required for that. Today’s society is shaped by a love of technology, not linguistics. Power
The following paper will reflect on my chosen reading which is “Skills for human service practice: Working with individual groups and communities”. I will describe the key themes, issues and learnings from the article, in conjunction with my placement experience and the way they have an impact on my emerging practice framework. The article is about a critical reflection, where the author’s main purpose is to indicate the importance of critical reflection, which is particularly vital in these days
Like many other writers of his time, Tennessee Williams was incredibly interested in geography, and how geography played a role in fiction. Williams is considered to be one of the leading figures in the genre of the Southern tradition, also know as the Southern gothic style. The American South has always been more than sprawling plantations incredible riches, and Williams and his contemporaries set out to show the dark side: the shameful secrets and the disturbing truths about families and slavery
will never have the same writing techniques or style. They will always be unique and shaped in different ways. The two Native American writers, N.S. Momaday and D. Brown, use diction, syntax, imagery, and tone differently to describe two similar, but completely different landscapes. Diction can be thought to be the most useful and powerful tool in writing. It can completely alter the meaning and context of any work. Both writers were able to incorporate this in their writings, but Momday had the most
“Hands” a passage by Ted Kooser is sure to grab attention and have the reader examining their own hands. The essay has the author examining his hands both physically and emotionally- conveying that there is a deeper impact than a simple description of hands. The author’s use of language gives insight as to his father’s impact on himself. A major component of the author’s language in the essay is the vivid detail given. What is the purpose of such an explicit description regarding his father’s
novel Lucy is a women named Jamaica Kincaid. Her bibliography contents generally autobiographical, but she had also written novels, short fiction and essays. Her literary works is very popular and she had been awarded a large number of times. Her writing explores inter alia the relationship between mother and daughter, colonialism, cultural imperialism, racism and colonial legacy. Despite that her literature has been honoured, it has also been criticized especially for its anger. However, if we dig
The article Sabina Berman Redux:Adaptation and the Anxiety of (Self )Influence written by Jacqueline E. Bixler dwells into the complexity that is Sabina Berman and her constant readaptation of her plays. Within the article Bixler introduces the reader to a phenomenon that is very common within the literary world;readaptation.In 1994 Sabina Berman released a play by the name of El Gordo, la pàjara, y el narco. Unlike many authors Berman staged this play three different times and with different names
Wheatley family allowed Phillis to learn to read and write, as well as learn history and Latin. She was brought to the family by the head, John Wheatley, to be a companion to his wife, Susanna. It is their daughter, Mary, who taught Wheatley. She began writing poems at the age of 14. Wheatley did not live with the other slaves, and was instead treated more like a member of the family and not like a slave. But she still knew her place in society. She knew that she did not fit in with neither the whites or
A Compare and Contrast essay is a paper that evaluates two different ideas or things. For instance, when you are asked to evaluate a recent car’s performance, you would have to list the advantageous and disadvantages of the model. The evaluation would be more effective if you compare it with a previous model, it would allow the reader to form an analogy with the new vehicle. Compare- Contrast essays allow the audience to visualize the similarities between to similar, yet different, objects. A Division