Sudarshan Ashok Professor Sarah Thompson Survey Of Western Art and Architecture 15th October‚ 2014 The Stela of Mentuwoser‚ made during Middle Kingdom Egypt‚ is a powerful piece of funerary artwork that primarily shows the importance of Mentuwoser‚ a steward under King Senwosret I‚ through the strongly worded hieroglyphics and the fine detail of the artwork. The Pharaoh presented the stela
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Why is a good character so important in life? Good character makes everything in life so much easier. Just imagine going through life the best you could plus a smile. Having a good character can encourage others to do the same. A perfect example is how Radio inspired Johnny. Radio was nothing but nice to everyone even though they weren’t so nice to him. If anything they treated him like garbage. Yet he was nothing but nice to Johnny. Johnny finally realized that Radio wasn’t doing anyone any harm
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When locked away in a cage‚ the only thing that can escape is the bird’s song‚ or voice. The little bird Linda may have been physically trapped in her cage‚ but she sent her voice out into the world to influence those around her. She manipulated the direction of her voice by addressing letters to her family/Dr. Flint from the Free States. These letters achieved their purpose and sent Dr. Flint on several goose chases around the northern Free States in an attempt to find Linda and bring her back.
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In “Entrance” by Dana Gioia‚ the author challenges the reader to reimagine their view of the world. Stepping outside of our comfort zone and trying to understand the view of those in opposition of us. Doing this we don’t necessarily change our ideals and views‚ but better our understanding and ability to accept what we once could never come to imagine. For me‚ particularly‚ Dana’s poem strikes a deep sense of familiarity‚ because I understand exactly what it means to try and accept another view or
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An Analysis of “The Other Watcher” For my ghostly folklore I found the creepypasta‚ “The Other Watcher”. The tale is about a man. This man is checking into a hotel. At the front desk he is given a key and his room number and told by the lady at the front desk about a room on the way to his that has no number. She tells him that he is not to go into that room. It is a store room and he should leave it alone. She insists and won’t let him go up until he agrees. He does as he is told on the first night
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“HE TOOK MY PLACE” During the Civil War‚ a company of irregulars known as “bushwhackers” was arrested by the Union soldiers. Because they were guerrilla fighters and not in uniform‚ they were sentenced to be shot. A courageous young boy in the Union Army touched his commanding officer on the arm and pleaded‚ “Won’t you allow me to take the place of one of the men you have just condemned? I know him well—he has a large family who needs him badly. My parents are dead and I have few friends. No one
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The Yellow Wall-Paper Alternate Ending Where my story is starting: “Why there’s John at the Door” I am banging on the door‚ begging her to come out. What has happened? Why’s the door locked? Is she okay? What’s going on? Perhaps I can break the door. The sweat dripped into my eyes as I heard her say “John dear! The key is under the front steps‚ under a plaintain leaf!” My eyes dart to the leaf. Is she lying? Why would the key be there? I can’t make myself leave. I am begging her to open the door
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Henry Lawson’s poem Second Class Wait Here (Second Class) shows that when an identity is forced upon an individual (an outcome of class labelling) they may struggle to feel a positive sense of belonging. Gordon Bennett’s three-panel canvas artwork Triptych: Requiem‚ Of Grandeur‚ Empire (Triptych) exemplifies how strongly accepting one’s identity under difficultcircumstances leads to a deep and enriching sense of belonging that may extend out to others. Through the shepherd Corin‚ Shakespeare shows
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A Worn Path The Journey of Life The story is based on an elderly Negro women’s journey into town for medicine for her grandson. While overcoming challenges her character is born. Along the way she encounters physical Challenges‚ obstacles and danger. She climbs hills‚ crosses streams‚ crawls under barbed-wire fences; she faces dangers while out in the wilderness and a hunter who threatens her life with a gun. This happens on a single trip to town in December early in the morning. Phoenix is
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English 1 Culture Identity “Sushila’s Bhakti” by Shani Mootoo is a story about a female artist who struggles with her distorted self-perception as “a good Brahmin girl.” In the story Sushila is confused about where she really comes from. To end her confusion‚ Sushila seeks a way to connect with her religion that does not contradict her unwillingness to bow before a patriarchal God. Her main goal in her path is to connect with her point of origin and feel properly rooted. “I want to connect with
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