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    Power Struggles

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    There is a constant struggle for power in today’s society.  There are citizens who are defending their rights‚ such as the freedom to protest‚ while authority figures try to reprimand them.  The people are becoming more united and they are realizing that there is power in numbers‚ and that scares the government.  The three branches have to keep innovating ways to have the people under control‚ and an effective method that is used is the “scare tactics” method.  The government essentially uses guinea

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    Tan Sri Arshad Ayub

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    Tan Sri Arshad Ayub‚ leader in education. Profile & History Tan Sri Arshad Ayub (84 years) who is one of the foremost educational innovators this country has known. He was the first Director of Institut Teknologi MARA (now UiTM) and led it with courage and vision for one decade from 1965 to 1975. Tan Sri Arshad Ayub is known as the person responsible for the development of Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)‚ a university that was established to provide higher education opportunities to better

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    In the article “Does your mother tongue shape how you think” Guy Deutscher argues that our mother tongue does indeed shape our experiences of the world. However‚ it does not do so as Benjamin Lee Whorf’s theory suggests but rather because of what our mother tongue habitually obliges us to think. Guy Deutscher takes a claim made by Benjamin Lee Whorf‚ a chemical engineer‚ who essentially stated that our native language constrains our mind and we are unable to grasp concepts that are not given

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    How to Tame a Wild Tongue

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    “My Perspective of a Wild Tongue” “How to Tame a Wild Tongue”‚ by Gloria Anzaldua‚ is a very expressive story about a Mexican American women’s struggle to preserve her culture. Her main fight revolves around a struggle to keep a form of Spanish‚ called “Chicano Spanish”‚ a live. In the short story she says‚ " for a people who cannot entirely identify with either standard (formal‚ Castilian) Spanish‚ or standard English‚ what recourse is left to them but to create their own language?"(page

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    The Grammar of Visual Design In the picture book ‘The Arrival’ by Shaun Tan‚ there is an image shown in chapter three on page 18 and 19 that illustrates a chaotic scene taking place involving four gigantic beings looming over a municipality that holds frightened citizens running for their lives. A technique that Tan has used is the viewpoint in which the illustration is placed. The citizens are drawn as minuscule‚ petrified objects cowering in terror contrasted against the huge‚ dark‚ mysterious

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    Charlotte Lewis Task: Research the factors that led to Stalin’s victory in the power struggle for leadership of the USSR after Lenin’s death: a. Alliances b. Use of Lenin’s work c. Stalin’s position in the party Explain which one you think is the most significant factor. Alliances Alliances performed an extremely important role in the leadership struggle. First‚ the alliances allowed Stalin to stay in the background while the other contenders fought each other in public

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    How to Tame a Wild Tongue

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    How to Tame a Wild Tongue 10/15/12 Differences are what define the world around us. Whether a subtle contrast of two colors or a comparison of two nations‚ our dissimilarities shape our identities. Many people find it difficult to accept the differences they have with other people. It is easy with similarities‚ because they are within our boundaries or areas in which we have experience. People have a tendency to shun things they do not understand‚ to oppress the unfamiliar. To be confronted with

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    Metamorphosis in Amy Tan’s Story‚ “Two Kinds” The excerpt from “Two Kinds” by Amy Tan describes the conflict between a mother and her rebellious daughter. The psychological effect of the struggle between personal freedom and the persistence of her mother’s will is shown as the protagonist and narrator‚ Jing-mei‚ recollects her upbringing. The transformation of her personality‚ under these circumstances‚ remains present throughout her life. Amy Tan uses a variety of narrative techniques to show

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    gorky  Mother tells the story of the metamorphosis of an obedient‚ timid housewife‚ and a reticent‚ inward-looking mother into a socially conscious‚ brave‚ combative activist in the process of the struggle. It is not just the story of class struggle‚ but also the spiritual evolution of the inner world of a mother that expands into universal humanitarianism‚ even as the wall between her and the world outside collapses in her gradual engagement in the struggle for justice and the truth. Mother‚ (Mothers

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    At first in the passage‚ Tan presents us her thoughts about English that creates a judgement base on their ways of speaking. When she is in a group of different people her English is lot different than the way she talks with her mother. Similarly‚ the way her mother talks to her she would understand but when her mother talk to someone they wouldn’t understand her “broken” English. Tan stated that the circumstances and struggles when her mother was ignored because how the way she speaks was not understandable

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