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Esketit: MIKKEL,Oliver, Mike og en lille smule Jonathan  

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Esketit: MIKKEL,Oliver, Mike og en lille smule Jonathan  

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The article is about Imani Perry there is writing about the things there is going on in Alabama, and also she analyse a picture with 2 girls and tells about a town I alabama called uniontown where a lot of poor black people lives

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The sender is the writer Imani Perry, Imani perry is an American interdisciplinary scholar of race, law, literature, and African American culture and the magazine harpers magazineHarpers magazine is a political magazine which focus is the discrimination of race

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It is about racial segregation, which we can see because she talks about the Jim Crow laws, and because she says “I was tricked by the picture of home. It is of af girl and her aunt standing before a segregated movie theater in 1956” which tells us that she is a civil rights fighter. Human rights, because she talks about how the citizens of Uniontown is treated, with bad conditions, and with no money from the states to better the infrastructure in the city.

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there is a part of Pathos in the articel/essay, and we can see it in the story because it's a story that appeals  to many black people and some white.

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Og de levede lykkeligt til deres dages ende...

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Julie, Signe og Tobias.

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The article is about Imani Perry who is a Princeton professor. She considers how Alabama (her home) has remained stuck in the past and how it continues to evolve.

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The sender is Imani Perry, and the receiver is the readers of Harper's Magazine who has interest in history and politics.

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3. What are the themes in the article? Support your arguments with quotes from the text.

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3. What are the themes in the article? Support your arguments with quotes from the text.

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Racial segregation: “It’s not Birmingham. We didn’t have to go to segregated theaters. We had our own.” (Side 2, linje 11 - 14).

Alabama: “The Africans never lost their homesickness. Implicitly she showed that Africans in Alabama, who built their own world (Africa-town) were, if not literally like the rest of us, exactly who we were.” (Side 2, linje 48 - 54).

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4. What are the rhetorical devices used in this article? Find examples in the text.

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4. What are the rhetorical devices used in this article? Find examples in the text.

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The rhetorical device used in this article is pathos, because she tells about her own life, opions and experience.

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5. If you had to apply culture theories to analyse this article, how would you do it?

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5. If you had to apply culture theories to analyse this article, how would you do it?

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Identity theory, you have a certain identity determined by the color of your skin.

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The sender is the writer Imani Perry, Imani perry is an American interdisciplinary scholar of race, law, literature, and African American culture and the magazine harpers magazineHarpers magazine is a political magazine which focus is the discrimination of race

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The sender is the writer Imani Perry, Imani perry is an American interdisciplinary scholar of race, law, literature, and African American culture and the magazine harpers magazineHarpers magazine is a political magazine which focus is the discrimination of race

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1.The article is about the changes that has happened in the south, and how the has evolved the nation.

2. Sender is Imani Perry (Harper’s magazine) and the receiver is everyone who has read the article. (liberal audience)

3. The main theme in the article is segregation and poverty. From the article “ I was tricked by a picture of home. It is of a girl and her aunt standing before a segregated movie theater in 1956”

And ”from farm abundance to urban poverty, from country’s to city’s”

4. The rhetorical device used in the article would be pathos. We can see this by the way the writher is telling about her own life.

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The sender is the Imani Perry a writer from Harper’s magazine.

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The article is about racial segregation, important civil rights activists and how a society can develop.

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-  The sender is Imani Perry from harper’s magazine

- The receiver is the ones who reads Harper’s Magazine

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-  "The Africans never lost their homesickness. Implicitly she showed that Africans in Alabama, who built their own world -  Africatown - were, if not literally like the rest of us, exactly who we were. "

-  "There is a horrifying poetry. In the gospel music tradition, Jubilee is the victorious day when the saints gather. In Mobile Bay, it is a day when the fish are slaughtered by the hundreds."

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4.	What are the rhetorical devices used in this article? Find examples in the text.

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4.	What are the rhetorical devices used in this article? Find examples in the text.

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The echoing horror of slavery cuts both ways. We are often afraid to say what we know is true. The South is disaster and it is also miracle. Death and birth and rebirth and haunting ghosts at once. A new people out of old ones. There is no better metaphor for this than what happens sometimes in baby-foot Mobile Bay in the summer. Before dawn, crustaceans, eels, sea crabs, and fish, a mess of them, swarm close to shore, wriggling and near-naked. This is called a jubilee. And people joyfully come and scoop up the bounty. Feasts follow. There is a horrifying poetry. In the gospel music tradition, Jubilee is the victorious day when the saints gather. In Mobile Bay, it is a day when the fish are slaughtered by the hundreds. A few live.

As we can see, she makes use of pathos in the way she describes the way of live in the south, her family and herself.

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1. the article is about changes in the south

2. Who is the sender and the receiver?

- The sender Is Imani Perry, from Hapers magazine
- reciever is the liberal audience

3. What are the themes in the article? Support your arguments with quotes from the text.

- Civil rights, and races issues.

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sofia

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1.     What is the article about?

The article is about the things that changes and has happened in the south, and how it has evolved the nation and the possibilities

2.  Who is the sender and the receiver?
Sender is Imani Perry (Harper’s magazine) and the receiver is the people who has read the article, which is the audience which has read the article