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Analyse af tekster om militærtjeneste og konsekvenser

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Analyse af tekster om militærtjeneste og konsekvenser er en engelsk-opgave til 2.g el. lign., afleveret til karakteren 12. Fylder 3 sider (1.040 ord, ca. 5 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 11. november 2014.

Denne opgave analyserer tre engelsksprogede tekster: 'Why they serve' af Sarah Palin, 'A Soldier’s Story: War affects whole family' af David Zucchino og 'The Making of a Marine officer' af Joel Pitney. Opgaven diskuterer motivationer for at tilslutte sig militæret, herunder patriotisme og søgen efter maskulinitet, samt de alvorlige fysiske og mentale konsekvenser af krig for soldater og deres familier. Der foretages også en retorisk analyse af Sarah Palins tekst.

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Solid analyse af tre tekster om militærtjeneste, patriotisme og krigens konsekvenser. Opgaven er veldisponeret, sprogligt overbevisende og indeholder retorisk analyse.
Struktur
12
Faglig dybde
12
Kilder
10
Fuldstændighed
12
  • david zucchino
  • joel pitney
  • krigens konsekvenser
  • maskulinitet
  • militærtjeneste
  • patriotisme
  • retorisk analyse
  • sarah palin
  • usa

War costs a lot of lives and is therefore debated a lot in the medias. People become aware of the misery and death that are ravaging the world and some feel the need to contribute to a better world by joining the military.

”Why they serve” made by Sarah Palin, admires the soldiers. Young men are enlisting for the military to create a safe environment for their families, friends and country, by risking their own lives. Sarah says that Americans are patriotic and not necessarily ideological. The reason why America is an exceptional country is because it was founded on the idea, that every man is free. When soldiers are defending the country, they are protecting this freedom – and consequently the idea of America. She is also clarifying that the very least, you can do, is to support them.

“A Soldier’s Story: War affects whole family” of David Zucchino is about the consequences that may follow combat. In the text, we follow Sergeant Ryan Kahlor who has returned from battle and has several physical and mental illnesses. He does not care for anybody and is a complete stranger to his parents. His condition is not only affecting him but also his parents who are diagnosed with secondary PSTD, because they couldn’t bear witnessing their son’s physical and mental breakdown. Even though the family is grateful for the counseling and benefits the military has provided, “it still wasn’t worth it”, ergo they wouldn’t let their son enlist again.

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