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    a defiant side in many individuals. April Raintree‚ the protagonist in the novel In Search of April Raintree by Beatrice Mosionier‚ challenges the adverse effects of alcoholism; however‚ Mosionier proposes that hope can be found in situations where alcohol is abused. Alcoholism has destructive effects on families and the inner-workings of the familial relationships‚ but overcoming these hardships allows opportunity for individual growth. At a young age‚ April becomes aware that her parents have

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    Chapter 6 1. Ellen suggests that Matt stop at the Burdows to thank Mr. Burdow for helping Jethro‚ the nigh of his return from town. 2. In the following months Jethro has to assume many of the responsibilities his father can no longer handle‚ including working the fields. 3. Matt means that Jethro is going to have to take on the responsibility of being a leader in his family‚ now that his farther is not in the best conditions. 4. The neighbors help Jethro and Jenny take care of and work the

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    tools to help improve this balance (stones‚ meditation‚ etc.) Therapeutic Touch deals with the same kind of energy but in order to heal oneself they must become in touch with their inner self. Therapeutic Touch has more of a religious background. Postmodernism rejects many of the ways by which a medical therapy can be judged. They think that the findings of biochemical medicine are merely an outgrowth of a Western mentality. They think that alternative medicine is the product of the marginalized minority

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    April Raintree was born daughter to Metis parents in Winnipeg in 1955. We are first introduced to April’s life when she is six years old. April Raintree describes her father‚ Henry as being “ a little of this‚ a little of that and a whole lot of Indian” and describes her mom‚ Alice as “part Irish and part Ojibway” with Cheryl inheriting their father’s brown skin and brown eyes and April having pale skin. Over the course of the first chapter we learn that April and her sister who is eighteen months

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    In Search of April Raintree written by Canadian Metis author Beatrice Mosionier‚ is a novel about two Metis sisters who were placed in the foster care system in 1955. April and Cheryl Raintree were taken away from their mother and father‚ who are alcoholics and deemed by social workers unsuitable in raising their own children. Throughout the novel April struggles with accepting her heritage and finding her identity‚ while her sister Cheryl seems to have a strong sense of her own. The “search” in

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    April Raintree written by Beatrice Culleton is an inspiring story set during mid to late 20th century about two Métis sisters who struggled against social prejudice. As they grew up through many hardships trying to uncover their unique identity in society‚ the two sisters discovered the world in two entirely different perspectives. Though they planned to stay together as they grew up‚ the changing personalities in addition to the distinct beliefs about their Métis heritage separated them not only

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    In Search of April Raintree The book of Beatrice Culleton Mosioner titled In Search of April Raintree‚ is about the trials and sufferings of two sisters growing up in the foster home. Beatrice writes about the two young Métis sisters and the struggles about their lives. She tells us about the social system‚ stereotypes‚ drug‚ alcohol abuse and the girl’s on-going battle to fit in with society to become “normal”. As they grew up through many hardships trying to uncover their unique identity

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    The novel‚ In Search of April Raintree by Beatrice Culleton Mosionier tells a story of two young Metis girls‚ whose lives are a constant battle between themselves and the people who are involved in their lives. April Raintree faces one of her biggest battles when she is sexually assaulted by three men. After reading the chapter of her rape‚ the question of if sexual assault scenes should be included in novels arises; this is something that leaves many people conflicted. Sexual assault is not an

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    As we know the postmodernism is indefinable. However‚ it can be described as a set of critical‚ strategic and rhetorical practices using concepts such as difference‚ repetition‚ the trace‚ the simulacrum‚ and hyper-reality to against other concepts such as presence‚ identity‚ historical progress‚ epistemic certainty‚ ect.(Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy‚ Postmodernism pra.1 ) In the Oxford Dictionary‚ postmodernism be described as ‘a late 20th -century style and

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    classical fiqh. According to that scenario‚ some new trends start to exist in the typologies of the contemporary Islamic law and one that has stood out is the postmodernism approach in fiqh. It refers to a new trend in Islamic law that utilize contemporary approaches in deciding the Islamic law (hukm). This trend tends to utilize the postmodernism approach in the process of interpretation of the divine texts. Eventually‚ the conclusions that they made show some radical differences from the conclusion

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