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    Themes 1) The Indian immigrant’s struggle in a new country. “The pace of life in North America is different from Britain‚ as you will soon discover”‚ the guidebook informed me. “Everybody feels he must get to the top. Don’t expect an English cup of tea.” “Car horns‚ shrill and prolonged‚ blared one after another. Flashing sirens heralded endless emergencies‚ and a fleet of buses rambled past their doors opening and closing with a powerful hiss‚ throughout the night. The noise was constantly

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    In William Bradford’s Chronicle “Of Plymouth Plantation” (1606-1646) and Iroquois’ Creation Myth “The World on the Turtle’s Back” (2012)‚ they showed that it takes guts and the confidence to become an explorer of the unknown. Can curiosity lead you to your thinking of death but changes the thinking of being the most amazing thing happened to you in life? Even with the risks of starvation‚ dehydration‚ disease‚ and possibly death‚ would you still go and explore the unknown? An explorer seeks the unknown

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    Jurassic World‚ the latest installment in the blockbuster series about an amusement park filled with living dinosaurs‚ comes out in theaters today‚ and while I had really high hopes for the film‚ it was just too unrealistic to be enjoyable. If scientists really had discovered how to bring back species that had gone extinct 65 million years ago‚ and then put those species in an island amusement park‚ concessions at the park would be much‚ much more expensive. Now‚ I’m not a professional movie critic

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    In Brave New World‚ Aldous Huxley expresses that being human is about having the right to be unhappy and striving for greater struggles in life by defining the structures in his world that prevent freedoms. Starting from creation‚ the entire population of this “Brave New World”(139) is groomed to be who society wants them to be. Engineers are groomed to be engineers‚ doctors are groomed to be doctors‚ but the more important aspect of their education is everyone is instilled with the belief that

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    Textual Analysis about Stereotype In Crash I think this movie is the best movie to demonstrate stereotype. In this movie‚ everyone is stereotyped and everyone stereotypes others. This movie portrayed people of different races and present how people from different cultures stereotype others. The first concept that I want to illustrate is “out group homogeneity”. “Out group homogeneity” means that people tend to see outgroups less diverse than themselves whereas they view themselves as unique

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    Appendix---------------------------------------------------- 7 6.1. Questionnaire-------------------------------------- 7 1. Introduction Football is one of the most popular sports in the world. In addition‚ to host the FIFA World Cup might be considered a great honour for all countries but also extremely competitive. If any country wants to bid for host the FIFA World Cup‚ there is a significant point‚ the stadia. According to BBC ( HYPERLINK "http://www.bbc.co.uk" www.bbc.co.uk)‚ ’provide at least 12 stadia with minimum capacities

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    particular way or do something. Ta-Nehisi Coates author of the novel‚ Between the World and Me‚ attempts to answer man of these questions using the experiences he dealt with in his life. Because of the lessons he learns through experience and the struggles he sees all around him in America‚ Ta-Nehisi Coates claims the color of your skin and your gender affect the amount of power you have in this world. In Between the World and Me‚ Coates recounts many encounters in his youth that taught him important

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    along with changes. Today alone we are able to communicate with our mouths‚ hands‚ and even expressions. Three short podcasts help show how the world can communicate not only with words‚ but with expressions and movements of their body. Jill Bolte Taylor had one the scariest things in life happen to her‚ a stroke. She explains her situations in‚ “A World without Words”. She is no longer able to speak or use any form of language‚ only able to think in pictures but not able to express her answers

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    our journeys and even discover what we can learn from them. In the poem Your World we come to learn about an emotional journey and the the excerpt of Wild we learn of a woman’s physical and emotional journey. I was able to learn from both of these pieces and relate to them through my journey from the beginning of highschool to now. Throughout everyday life we discover and uncover who we truly are. In the poem Your World by Georgia Douglas Johnson‚ the author equates herself to a bird. “But I sighted

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    thoroughly connected with the aspects of identity. Also “The Immigrant”‚ a poem by Afzal Moolla has the theme of a diminished identity running throughout the whole poem‚ whereas similarly‚ “Big World” by Tim Winton has the aspects of a façade identity. Studying these texts has unfolded my understanding and knowledge about identity. Moolla uses highly a negative tone in the poem as shown when he describes the immigrant as a “rotten prejudice” and also words like “fungal anger.” This extensive imagery builds

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