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    and staying together: Couple prayer and trust. The article that I will be reviewing is on Couple’s prayer and trust. The current studies advance this line of research by examining the effects of praying with and for a partner on trust levels reported in close relationships. We hypothesize that regular joint prayer in relationships will increase levels of trust‚ and that increased relational unity or emotional “oneness” will mediate this relationship between prayer and trust. I selected this article

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    Linda Pastan’s poem‚ “To a Daughter Leaving Home‚” begins as if a mother was telling a story from long‚ long ago‚ which adds a nostalgic tone. She uses a simple metaphor of a mother teaching her daughter to ride a bike that is very identifiable and relatable. Just as most people have been taught to ride a bike‚ they have also followed someone down the path of life in order to find their way. The reader is transported back to a time when they have either experienced being the child or the parent in

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    losing their parents. In “A Woman Mourned by Daughters” the author of this poem made the daughters the speaker and the mother the auditor. In “do not go gentle into that good night” he talks about his father‚ who was dying. In “A woman mourned by Daughters” speaker makes you feel sorry for the mother‚ perhaps in other hand‚ she also feels sorry for the daughters. The mother was died and leave alone her daughters with remaining all burdens. The daughters went through all this and have to live with

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    Analysis of “Prayer” by Carol Ann DuffyLouise Erdrich Yue Jiang 105034154 The Prayer‚ written in 1993 by‚ Carol Ann DuffyLouise Erdrich‚ has a close relationship with Julia Kristeva’s essay “Revolution in Poetic Language”. According to psychoanalysis‚ when people are babies‚ they are irrational and emotional. All their need is to be cared for. Their needs should be demandedmet‚ either for food‚ or caring or other things. A baby considers the person who offers satisfies them this need

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    strange connection between the supernatural‚ nature‚ and women present in medieval ballads and Breton lais. These features can be found to cause a different look at women and the power that they harness. The women of “The Knight and the Shepherd’s Daughter‚” “James Harris‚ (The Daemon Lover)‚” and “Sir Orfeo” all exist within two separate worlds which allows them to hold more power than they would in just one. All of them possess a quality that enabled them to cross from one world to the next in order

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    importance of a feeling of spirituality in regards to the light-azan. (Tamimi Arab‚ 2015: 158) In this essay I will look at the aesthetic of the prayer room and how this same spirituality Tamimi Arab mentions‚

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    Alexie’s tone throughout the story impacts the reader’s perception of it. Throughout the text‚ there are many corrupt incidences told that ends with laughter. For example‚ there was one situation in which a Maori soldier had lost both of his legs but he tries to humor his condition by joking that his legs had ran away in heaven. Jackson’s grandmother then proceeds to be witty back and tell the soldier that “you have got to get your arms strong... so you can run on your hands” (Alexie 4). Another

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    multidimensional element that encompasses not only the vertical dimension (our relationship with God)‚ but also the horizontal dimension (our relationship with each other). It starts with ourselves and opening the communication line with God through our prayer life. As we begin to experience the fellowship‚ community and communion with God‚ we develop that vertical dimension. Our living out the vertical dimension is witness by others around us. It is at this point we begin to realize the horizontal dimension

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    Twain’s morbid narrative calls to action of the silent outcome of wishing for death when praying for war. Twain’s cynical argument‚ weaves the ironic idea of praying for peace and doing it in the most obscure way possible by killing. In the morose argument‚ Twain’s usage of rhetorical questioning is a major impact because it allows the readers to think in a new prospective rather than allows looking on the bright side: Everything has a ying yang‚ in this case a good and evil‚ which illuminates his

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    In D.H.Lawrence’s story "The Horse Dealer’s daughter" the author uses symbolism to represent the characters and the dramatic changes throughout the story. In the story‚ the three sons and daughter of the horse dealer are compared to animals (mainly dogs and horses); the older brother‚ Joe‚ is described as a "subject animal" that is about to "marry and go into harness‚" on the other hand‚ Fred Henry thinks of himself as an "animal which controls‚" Mabel is named " bull-dog" by her brothers and

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