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    “It was not the children that were stolen‚ but their soul.” Discuss. Jane Harrison’s novel Stolen shows how children’s souls are stolen and the tragic effects of it. The main five characters‚ representing Stolen Generations which refers to the children being taken away from their Aboriginal family‚ had different life experiences. It is their experiences reflect their stolen souls‚ including loss of culture‚ misunderstanding of personal identity and destroyed emotional and spiritual world. There

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    How is being a member of the stolen generation a personal trouble? How is it a public issue? If we are to look at the events endured by the Stolen Generation then we can see that they have very negative connotations from a sociological perspective on the wider Australian society. This piece will attempt to state that a link exists between the personal trauma caused to members of the Stolen Generation and why they find it difficult to integrate with wider Australian society. If a country is to

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    takes her back to when her older brother‚ who was ten at the time‚ was trying to finish a report on birds that was due the next day but had had over three months to work on. Her brother sat in the kitchen table crying‚ surrounded by the unopened books‚ desperately worried about not having enough time to get it done. Her father sat down beside him and said “Bird by bird‚ buddy. Just take it bird by bird.” Anne Lamott keeps‚ this one-inch picture frame on her desk to remind herself of a piece of herself

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    Pinocchio; A Story for Children Bridgette Rodriguez Hondros College of Nursing English II (Composition and Literature) ENG 101 Professor Christine Cavallaro April 18‚ 2010 Pinocchio; A Story For Children Pinocchio is concidered an adventurous tale for children. The original story was first published in 1881 by Carlo Collodi in Italy . Collodi published his masterpiece as a serial story in a children’s weekly paper‚ Giornale dei bambini‚ between 1881 and 1883 (Liukkonen‚ 2008). Collodi wrote the story to

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    BIRD BY BIRD In the book Bird By Bird by Anne Lamott‚ the author takes the reader through a crash course in writing a story. I found the book helpful in many ways. However‚ I also found a plethora of information that I will never use and didn’t need to read. Instead of giving tips on how to write college papers‚ which is what I was looking for‚ the author went in depth about the life of an author. The three most important things I took from this book were; the importance of getting things down

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    Australians have their own ways of uderstadning and an opinion of the world and people in it. This is called voices. Australians have several unique voices‚ such as the voice of Aussie Battler‚ the voice of mateship and the voice of family. All these voices is well explored in the Australian Film “ The Castle” and the feature Article “ stick’em up”. one of the siginificant voice is the voice of a little aussie batter.The main charater‚Darryl kerrigan is well representing the Aussie batter‚

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    Stolen sample essay Topic: “When’s my mum gunna come for me?” (Jimmy). Discuss the significance of at least three mother-child relationships in Stolen. Jane Harrison’s powerful play Stolen follows the lives of five Aboriginal children who are removed from their families by the white authorities. Some of these children‚ like Jimmy and Ruby‚ never recover from the damage that being removed from their mothers caused. Other characters‚ such as Shirley‚ are traumatised by their experiences but find

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    Mt. Carmel Needs a Code of Conduct “Bullying a form of violence among children is common on school playgrounds‚ neighborhoods‚ and homes throughout the United States and around the world. Bullying has long been considered an inevitable and in some ways uncontrollable part of growing up” (Kouri). This is according to Jim Kouri but bullying has been a serious problem in schools for years. It may be thought to be uncontrollable but there are some things we can do to prevent bullying. There should be

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    These two videos seem to be polar opposites in illustrating schizophrenia and how it affects the individual and their family. In “Stolen Minds‚ Stolen Lives‚” there is a lack of psychiatric rehabilitation goals‚ values‚ and principles. Those who were diagnosed with schizophrenia were not depicted as being in the recovery process and were not optimistic about their future. They did not express any hope within their lives and were not involved within their community. In the case of Steve and Shawn

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    THE SOFT VOICE OF THE SERPENT guy spencer • The title may be considered to be an allusion or a metaphor as it refers to an account on the Garden of Eden in the book of Genesis. In the Bible‚ the snake deceives Eve into eating the forbidden fruit and persuades her husband to do the same. • In the story the locust symbolises the serpent as it deceives the man. Its communication with the man is described as ‘soft voice’ because it does so quietly. • Before the arrival of the locust‚ a tense

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