... , encompassing all people who share unalienable rights. At a time when the United States supported segregation of African Americans from mainstream society, King argued for an ideology other than racism to define the country. It was through his many works, including his celebrated "I Have a Dream" speech, that he gave hope, inspiration and comfort to marginalized African Americans. King's success in leading the ... speak to the audience on a common ground. It promotes the audience to actively participate in the speech's arguments, potentially leading them to agree to the claim if they un...

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... rational citizens are entitled to help make these laws and that the gender itself is not a deciding factor. Next Anthony refers to many pieces of legislations that are meant to define the word citizen and finds that not one piece of legislation distinguishes the freedoms of citizens based on gender. After drawing from multiple sources, Anthony finally concludes in her fourteen ... exemplifies a cornucopia of tropes including, metaphors, rhetorical questions, and anaphora. Before the climax of his speech, Henry creates an image of an enslaved nation under British rule by employing the me...

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... , and the states are the balls, which keep on banging one against the other: states internal properties do not influence the effect of the clash. This is the most effective metaphor that neo-realism provides to explain its own essence: states are like billiard balls, not only because they constantly clash, but more because - assumed to be solid - the domestic configuration ... fact, it can be interpreted as strategy for balancing and therefore for survival and self-conservation. Only apparently globalisation mines the sovereignty of the state. First of all, neo-realists define the post-C...

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