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    Doris Lessing was born in Kermanshah‚ Iran‚ on October 22‚ 1919‚ and is a famous writer‚ winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2007. Since childhood she moved with his family to Zimbabwe to perform agricultural tasks. It was there where she became a lover of nature and at the same time‚ she met the miseries of racial discrimination.Due to the poor relationship of the writer with its authoritarian mother‚ Doris decided to leave school and continue her studies on her own‚ at which time he began

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    In any individual’s lifetime‚ there are countless numbers of obstacles we must face. It is up to us‚ however‚ how we go about overcoming them. Throughout Doris Lessing’s “Through the Tunnel”‚ she uses numerous literary techniques in order to make the reader sympathize for Jerry‚ the story’s protagonist. Most notably‚ Lessing uses a plethora of imagery to give a mind- blowing vision on what is happening. She also uses symbolism‚ which gives us a deeper meaning than what is on the surface. Not to mention

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    In “Sixteen” by Maureen Daly and in “Through the Tunnel” by Doris Lessing‚ both of the main characters struggle through an internal struggle‚ which nearly destroys them both. Let me dive into more detail about this. In “Sixteen”‚ we follow a naïve teenage girl of the age‚ you guessed it‚ of sixteen. Despite trying to prove to us that she isn’t a dumb kid‚ she does the opposite and proves she is that dumb kid she worries she is. I’m sixteen and even I know she’s ignorant and hasn’t suffered like I

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    Doris Humphrey [pic] Doris Humphrey is recognized worldwide as one of the founders of American modern dance. Her main to the technique of modern day dance lies in a unique approach to movement based on the fall and recovery of balance. Due to her great influence to the modern dance world‚ her work continues to be taught‚ and performed to this day. [pic] Doris Humphrey spent the early years of her life studying and teaching dance in Chicago. In the year 1913‚ at the age of 19‚ she opened

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    Decisions to Use International Financial Markets Oct. 21‚ 2014Decisions to Use International Financial Markets As a financial analyst for Blades‚ Inc.‚ you are reasonably satisfied with Blades’ current setup of exporting“Speedos” (roller blades) to Thailand. Due to the unique arrangement with Blades’ primary customer in Thailand‚ forecasting the revenue to be generated there is a relatively easy task. Specifically‚ your customer has agreed to purchase 180‚000 pairs of Speedos annually‚ for a period

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    Doris Lessing's Biography

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    LESSING’S BIOGRAPHY Doris Lessing‚ a British writer‚ was born in 1919 and awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 2007. Her father‚ who had lost a leg during his service in World War I‚ moved his family to Persia (now Iran)‚ in order to take up a job as a clerk. Doris was born there. The family then moved to the British colony of Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) to farm. Her mother‚ obsessed with raising a proper daughter‚ enforced a rigid system of rules and hygiene at home‚ then she sent

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    Humans like to live in groups‚ we all like to be apart of something in this world. Doris Lessing’s excerpt; “Group Minds” says that the people of the west live in a free society and that the majority of people live in groups. Lessing believes that it is not dangerous to be apart of a group but‚ it can be dangerous when some groups do not understand social laws that keep us safe when when we interact with others. People who read the excerpt might agree and disagree because of many factors that play

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    The Ego Inside In today’s society‚ it can be a challenge to blend in. In Doris Lessing’s article‚ “Group Minds”‚ she tries to emphasize that people need to be cautious about group compulsion. The article was to demonstrate how human beings will go against their own belief in order to please the group. The aspiration to fit into a group is something humans tend to need moreover want. Many feel the need to belong to a group in order to avoid the emptiness they feel. When people are in a group‚ they

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    with that group they look for others to be a part of. Lessing states this in the beginning of her summary. We as humans feel that we need to be a part of a group‚ posse‚ click‚ crowd‚ etc. The reason behind this is we grow up believing‚ and thinking what our guardians taught us what was right and what was wrong. Which there is not a problem with this but‚ how are we supposed to learn without exploring things for ourselves as individuals? Lessing states “When we are in a group‚ we tend to think as

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    pressure. They do not like to voice their opinion against a group of people even if they know they are right. In Doris Lessing’s “Group Minds‚” Lessing states “it is the hardest thing in the world to maintain an individual dissident opinion‚ as a member of a group” (652). The article “Group Minds” discusses how people give in to pressure from their peers and their group members. Lessing states that humans like to be in groups instead of being alone and many people succumb to group ideas. People living

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