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C.S. Lewis is known for the world-wide phenomenon, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe but Lewis is also a phenomenal orator. One of Lewis’ most famous excerpts Beyond Personality uses superb precedents of said techniques. C.S. Lewis’ Beyond Personality speech uses effective techniques to motivate his listeners and to get people to believe what he believes. C.S. Lewis uses figurative language, anecdotes, and repetition and parallel structure to help his audience withhold a better understanding of his point. C.S. Lewis often intertwines superlative examples of figurative language into his works.

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Asia Ore Aryn Bradley EH 101-125 February 25, 2016 Horace Miner was an American Anthropologist at the University of Michigan but was known worldwide for his work. In his lifetime, he has published several books including Agriculture in 1949 and City in Modern Africa in 1967. But, Miner was best known for his satirical, anthropology analysis known as the “Body Ritual among the Nacirema”. Anthropology is the study of humans, past and present.