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    The Struggle for Personal Identity The topic I have chosen for my research essay is that of "Personal Identity". We have come across this topic in many stories that we have done in the course. Different authors have handled this theme in a different way and by taking a look at this we will be able to see what personal identity means to people. "The relationship between self and society is essentially confrontational and the battleground on which this struggle is fought by identity. Put simply

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    The main character Herbie lives South Philly with his wife

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    important conflict. This conflict was person vs. supernatural. Herbie was being haunted by Eamon Connelly‚ who turns out to be his great grandfather (140). This conflict is significant to the novel because it develops the ending. This conflict then leads to Herbie finding out why he is being haunted and it turns out he is then able to help his great grandfather move on to the “light” (160). Another conflict in this book is person vs self. Herbie is struggling with showing up to football and cross country

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    character‚ reveals much about herself to the reader‚ and makes the book what it is. Many times during the novel‚ Dr. Calvin displays amazing intelligence in tough situations. When analyzing the mind reading robot named Herbie‚ Dr. Susan Calvin displays great amounts of intelligence. Since Herbie is a mind-reader‚ Dr. Calvin knows that in order to understand what happens in his synthetic brain‚ she must analyze it vigorously‚ and by her intelligence she figures out that in order to stop him from hurting others

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    Search For Identity Search for identity The concept search for identity reveals that often individuals attempting to find their place in life face obstacles and great hardships in which makes their search for identity difficult. Although these challenges are different or unique for each individual but in the end they all share the ability to change and develop someone’s identity. There are three main aspects that shape our identity firstly would be the people who we have in our lives

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    a product of socialisation? Identity is usually defined as the characteristics of how a person presents themselves in society. However in Mudrooroo’s Wild Cat Falling‚ The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T.S Eliot‚ and Going Home written by Archie Weller suggests that there is something from within that will always remain as our core identity. The persona in the three texts‚ are passive victims of socialisation and adopt a “mask” that conceal their identity. These texts challenge the cliché of

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    PENSION DAY by Archie Weller -Although internal conflict is within the individual‚ it is brought on by social and cultural pressures -Conflict is strengthened by cultural differences‚ ideological differences and different beliefs -The lack of understanding between groups or individuals is the main cause of conflict -This often leads to physical conflict eg. acts of violence or aggression; which can lead to detrimental consequences -Pension Day explores the devastating impact of racial and internal

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    An analysis of the role of the mother in the musical Gypsy INTRODUCTION Ethan Mordden‚ in his book ‘Coming Up Roses’ sums up Gypsy as a musical “about how your mother destroys you” (1998‚ p.245). The musical originally opened in 1959 on Broadway with a book by Arthur Laurents‚ music by Jule Styne and lyrics by a young Stephen Sondheim‚ and was most recently revived in a production directed by Jonathan Kent at the Chichester Festival in 2014 before moving to the Savoy Theatre in 2015. It tells

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    Asimov. Herbie‚ a RB-34 robot‚ has the gift to read others mind. He is also trained not to hurt other people’s feelings. When people ask him something‚ Herbie gives them the answer they want to hear. The robot does not recognize‚ however‚ that with telling them a lie‚ he is going to hurt their feelings‚ too. He is not conscious of this issue. When Doctor Calvin explains Herbie his fault‚ he starts to realize that he always has to tell the truth whether it is good or not. Nevertheless‚ Herbie cannot

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    “Literature is the plane‚ and train‚ and the road. It is the destination and the journey.” Discuss this statement‚ focusing on how composers of texts represent the concept of the inner or physical or imaginative journey. Prescribed text: ‘Two Weeks with the Queen’ A plane‚ a train and the road: a poem‚ a play and a short story. The above quotation is telling us that literature is the vehicle which takes us on the journey in a similar way to a plane‚ train or road‚ but it can also be the end

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