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Analyse af Arnold Schwarzeneggers syn på immigration

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Analyse af Arnold Schwarzeneggers syn på immigration er en engelsk-opgave til 2.g el. lign., afleveret til karakteren 10. Fylder 2 sider (657 ord, ca. 3 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 19. maj 2011.

Analyse af Arnold Schwarzeneggers kommentar fra 'U.S.News & World Report' om immigration til USA. Opgaven redegør for Schwarzeneggers tre punkter for immigranter: sprog, politisk deltagelse og at give tilbage til samfundet. Den diskuterer også hans brug af personlige erfaringer og appel til følelser for at overbevise læseren om vigtigheden af ansvar og engagement i det amerikanske samfund.

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Solid analyse af Arnold Schwarzeneggers syn på immigration og den amerikanske drøm. Opgaven er velstruktureret og redegør klart for de centrale punkter.
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  • amerikanske drøm
  • ansvar
  • arnold schwarzenegger
  • immigration
  • integration
  • retorisk analyse
  • samfundsdeltagelse
  • usa

Do you want to make a dream come true? Then come to the land of opportunities, the Promised Land, the land that floats with milk and honey - come to The United States of America. The famous Arnold Schwarzenegger departed to America in 1968 for his shot at the American Dream. A Schwarzenegger’s comment from “U.S.News & World Report” says, that it is not just a piece of cake to live out your American Dream, but according to Arnold you have to give America something in return to become a United State citizen. Responsibility is an important keyword for immigrants, Arnold thinks. The head message in this comment is that you cannot just come to America and get a lot of handouts without giving something in return. Your duty as an immigrant is that you have to give something back to America - and that is what Arnold means with the word responsibility. Arnold himself is an immigrant from Austria, he (as I mentioned earlier) came to America in 1968. Arnold has three items in his comment, items he thinks immigrants have to fulfill if they want to become a part of America and the American people.

First of all the immigrants have to learn the English language and blend into American culture. After this statement Arnold gives an example where he includes one of his own experiences, he tells how he took English lessons, speech lessons and accent-removal lessons so he could be able to participate in the life of the nation.

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