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A Review of the Changes of Voicing and Pronunciation of the English Plosives, Consonants and Vowel Height and Their Acquisition in Native Speakers of Spanish (931 words, 3 pages)

Yavas, M., Wildermuth, R. (2006). The effects of place of articulationand vowel height in the acquisition of English aspirated stops by SpanishSpeakers. International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching.443, p.251-263.This article by Mehmet Yavas and Rene Wildermuth reviews the changes ofvoicing and pronunciation of the English plosives consonants and ... Read More

How to Communicate Unheard Voices in Can the Subaltern Speak?, an Essay by Gayatri Chakravorty (1454 words, 5 pages)

In Gayatri Chakravorty Spivaks essay, Can the Subaltern Speak?, she raises the question of how do we convey voices that have not been heard? Spivak focuses on the repressed subaltern that cannot speak for its self. Breaking down the layers of Marxs ideas of class, Spivak unfolds the real meaning, ... Read More

A Report on the Struggles of the Enslaved in Voices from Slavery: 100 Authentic Slave Narratives by Norman R. Yetman (952 words, 3 pages)

Throughout America's history, there has been several thousands of untold and told stories from that of slave participants. Many slaves were either afraid to speak up on their reality or simply found no real need to do so. While others believed, by sharing their discomforting experiences would help to negotiate ... Read More

An Analytical Book Review of the Book Voices by Mary Clay Berry (847 words, 3 pages)

Analytical Book ReviewVoices from the Century Before The Odyssey of a 19th Century Kentucky FamilyMary Clay Berry manages to provide the reader with an idea of how 19th century families lived in her book Voices from the Century Before The Odyssey of a 19th Century Kentucky Family. Berry is the ... Read More

A Letter to the President to Voice Up the Seriousness of Pre-Choice in His Notre Dame Commencement Speech (448 words, 1 pages)

Dear PresidentI am writing this letter to voice up the seriousness of 'pre-choice' you highlighted in Notre Dame commencement speech. Your stance about 'choice' of an unborn child is brutal and violent. Pro-life choice legislation can be misused to the number of women who disguise their child's life with their ... Read More

The Influence of Voice Strategy and Voice Content on Supervisory Responsiveness in an Organization (4558 words, 12 pages)

Explaining the Process of Leaders Respond to Employee Voice A Politeness Theory Perspective AbstractSupervisory responsiveness plays an important role in organizational innovation and performance improvement. Based on politeness theory, the present study examined how voice strategy (directness and politeness) and voice content (promotive and prohibitive) influence supervisory responsiveness. Research shows ... Read More

A Comparison of the Advantages and Disadvantages of VoiceThread and Skype (419 words, 1 pages)

VoiceThread and Skype are excellent software to communicate between people all around the globe.Skype being the more well-known software in comparison to VoiceThread,people get more interested in software with better UI thats why Skype has the edge.The advantages of VoiceThread are that users are about to present their powerpoint slides ... Read More

A Summary of The Woman Who Wasn’t, a Chapter in The Man with a Beautiful Voice by Lillan Rubin (1145 words, 4 pages)

The Woman Who WasntThe Woman Who Wasnt is a mind-boggling chapter in Lillan Rubins The Man with the Beautiful Voice that tells the story of Bonnie Paulsen and their sessions in therapy. Unlike Rubins other chapters, Bonnies sessions ended in as much of a mystery as they began. However, before ... Read More

A Chapter Summary in the Man with the Beautiful Voice, a Book by Lillian B. Rubin (1181 words, 4 pages)

The Man with the Beautiful VoiceLillian Rubins chapter The Man with the Beautiful Voice shows such an incredible relationship between client and therapist that it is clear why her book shares the same title. Rubin states in her first chapter, I searched for a way to do this work that ... Read More

Women Should Learn to Rise up and Let Their Voices Be Heard (656 words, 2 pages)

In the past, womens voices didnt have much value. They were not allowed to vote nor have the right to do many things men did. Their job was to get a husband, have children and take care of the family. Women were supposed to stay at home, society expected them ... Read More

The Significance of Mutual Consent to Protect against Sexual Assault in Voices Against Violence (827 words, 3 pages)

Extra Credit Voices Against ViolenceVoices Against Violence was produced by a UT group (CMHC), which helps protect peers from sexual assault. The production delves into the detailed taboo of sexual intercourse on college campuses and its variable consequences. Through acting choices, directing choices, and audience integration the production of Voices ... Read More

The Powerful Voice Inside Your Head in the Ultimate Voice by Oral Roberts (1070 words, 4 pages)

The Ultimate VoiceIn the Ultimate Voice, Oral Roberts begins to show the reader the powerful voice inside of your head, and how to tap into it and know what God is calling for your life. In the first couple of chapters Oral really goes into detail for the reader to ... Read More

The Annoying Voices Inside One’s Mind in Trouble With the Editor by Natalie Goldberg (741 words, 3 pages)

Struggling with the annoying voice inside the head is a common problem, which many people are facing every day, especially when writing. In other words, when writing, there are two types of personality in one mind appear one is an angel who helping create beautiful words, great ideas, and fabulous ... Read More

Rap as a Strong Political Voice (596 words, 2 pages)

Hip hop presented a unified movement which allowed an answer to be given in concerns to post civil rights leadership. Many of the problems addressed in regards to post rights civil leadership tackled socio-economic concerns. As hip hop took a shift in channeling a gangsta culture which tried to brand ... Read More

A Critical Analysis of H. J. McCloskey’s On Being and Atheist (1637 words, 5 pages)

AtheismIn the article written by H. J. McCloskey that is titled On Being and Atheist, McCloskey tries to prove the notion that atheism is a more comfortable and reasonable belief than that of the theists. He argues that theism is a spine-chilling, comfortless doctrine. Additionally, the author of this article, ... Read More

A Comparison of Mr. Jose and the Rabbits and the Underground Library, Two Readings from New Visions/New Voices (715 words, 2 pages)

For New VisionsNew Voices, I attended two readings for Mr. Jose and the Rabbits and The Underground Library. It was very interesting to hear works from international playwrights, and there were definitely differences between their voices and American ones, but it was also exciting to be able to compare.In Mr. ... Read More

An Analysis of Exit, Voice and Loyalty as Characteristics of a Political Behavior (556 words, 3 pages)

Exit, Voice, and Loyalty, is one of a variety of methods which political scientists use to describe political behavior. Exit is defined by Clark, Golder, and Golder in Principles of Comparative Politics as You accept that there has been a negative change in your environment, and you alter your behavior ... Read More

The Use of Tone of Voice and Unusual Syntax to Describe the Emotions in the Chapters Love and Enemies from the Novel The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien (759 words, 2 pages)

Throughout the chapters Love and Enemies in Tim OBriens novel The Things They Carried, tone of voice is used as well as unusual syntax. Tim OBrien based his novel around his time spent in the Vietnam War and the experiences he went through in the war. The subject contrasts greatly ... Read More

An Observation of the Black Voices Gospel Choir in the Hope of Learning How Racial Relations Affect the World (2379 words, 11 pages)

ABSTRACTWith America re-electing its first black president and race issues still coming at the forefront of the media, it brings importance to my research as race relations effect the world on a global scale. What we can learn from observing the Black Voices Gospel Choir are important life skills such ... Read More

The History and Evolution of the Gospel Choir through the Example of Black Voices Gospel Choir (757 words, 3 pages)

For the Community proposal project, I will be studying the Black Voices Gospel Choir. Locally, they are led by J. Bryant, and are a UK student organization. I will contact Jamarl via email to get in into contact with the group and will attend their worships at 615pm on Wednesday ... Read More

A Musical expression of Christopher Martin’s Atheistic View of God’s Existence in General in the Song Viva La Vida by Coldplay (530 words, 3 pages)

Viva La Vida by Coldplay was written and performed by Christopher Martins, Guy Berryman, Will Champion, and Jonathan Buckland that was released on June 11th 2008 which shortly it became of Coldplays greatest hits in the same year. The song was written about Christopher Martins atheistic view Gods Existence in ... Read More

A Bad Public Image as a Consequence of Our Misunderstanding of Atheists (1650 words, 6 pages)

Atheists generally have a bad public image around the world due to the fact that they do not believe in a god. The term atheist has many inappropriate colorings including untrustworthiness, immorality, and being conflated with un-Americanism. The distrust of atheists in societies around the world stems from major philosophical ... Read More

The Misunderstood Position and Definition of Atheists in Society (1395 words, 4 pages)

Being labeled as an atheist carries a lot of baggage in todays society. In discussions with theists, the atheist position is often misunderstood as believing, or knowing, there is no god. This puts the atheist in the position of proving a negative, unless they can demonstrate the proper usage of ... Read More

How Writers Have Used Narrative Voice and/or Characterization to Explore Social Concerns in Literature (1484 words, 3 pages)

How have writers used narrative voice andor characterization to explore a social or intellectual concern in the two works you have studied? For centuries, authors have strived to use their literary texts as a medium for social change and justice conveying their thoughts and ideas on a variety of key ... Read More

A Look at the Free Voice over IP Service, Skype (741 words, 2 pages)

SkypeSkype is a mostly free to use, voice over I.P. service that many are already familiar with, especially in the home. Skype allows users to communicate with other people by voice, using video via a webcam, voice via a microphone, or instant messaging over the internet. Skype is free to ... Read More

A Look at Female Voice in Literature (1181 words, 5 pages)

Research Question Agree or disagree with the following statementAll three women while nurturing different dreams, exhibit strength of spirit, will, and mind. Through them Hansberry refutes the view of women being lesser beings properly subject to the will of men.Female Voices in LiteratureThe play Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine ... Read More

A Discussion on the Theist and the Atheist Arguments on the Origin of the Universe (1235 words, 5 pages)

The Origins of the Universe The Theist and Atheist ArgumentsPrefaceIn my attempts to be unbiased I am using arguments from the most popular and accepted scientific theory known as the Big Bang Theory to support the atheists argument. In using the most popular and accepted argument for science I will ... Read More

Dr. Martin Luther King’s Voice Against the Vietnam War (4433 words, 15 pages)

During the Civil Rights movement, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. an inspiration and a legacy, fought hard to achieve the equality and rights his fellow African Americans deserved. With his ethic of love, Agape, and his nonviolent approach, Dr. King pursued the goal of an American Dream. However, toward the ... Read More

An Overview of the Voice Recognition with Cloud Processing (991 words, 4 pages)

The Impact of Voice Recognition with Cloud ProcessingVoice Recognition with Cloud Processing is a software agent that can perform tasks or services for someone. Examples of this include Apples Siri, Googles Google Now, Amazons Echo, Microsofts Cortana, Samsungs S Voice, LGs Voice Mate, BlackBerrys Assistant, and HTCs Hidi. These software ... Read More

An Analysis of the Leadership Style of Walt Disney, an American Entrepreneur, Animator, Voice Actor and Film Producer (1175 words, 5 pages)

Most people can relate to the late Steve Jobs, and if they cannot relate to him, they probably know him. When you ask someone, anyone, who Steve Jobs is they will tell you he is the one who invented the iPhone and the iPods. Others will tell you that he ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013