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    The Novel Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand is about the story of Louie Zamperini‚ who was an Olympic athlete who came from a past of violence and stealing‚ he becomes enlisted in the air force and disappears. When louie disappears he is captured by Japanese and becomes a prisoner of War‚ For years he is beaten and hurt. When saved he overcomes all horrors of the past few years. Louie Zamperini shows resilience throughout the novel Unbroken‚ through going from a troublesome kid to being and Olympic athlete

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    Alcoholic Authors

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    prominence of alcoholism in American literature‚ at least in the first half of the twentieth century‚ and the relationship between great authors and alcoholism has become somewhat of a literary cliché. Icons such as Ernest Hemingway‚ William Faulkner‚ Tennessee Williams‚ and Jack Kerouac are as famous for their work as they are infamous for their drinking habits. These authors have created a legend out of themselves just from their notorious habits of drinking. Of the seven native-born Americans awarded

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    Louis Zamperini's Unbroken

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    “One moment of pain is worth a lifetime of glory”(Louis Zamperini as qtd. in goodreads). Many people will read Unbroken and see a story of a man who survived by power or knowledge which may be true‚ however‚ his survival is most likely because of the lessons he learned in his earlier life. Louis Zamperini was an intelligent and powerful man. The reason he was like that was because of his time living before his heroic incidents. Louis learned to be more compatible from his brother. He became physically

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    Books and Authors

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    *****Books and Authors***** Books by Award Winning Authors Books by Nobel Laureates Rabindranath Tagore Gitanjali Gora Gardner The Post Office Hungry Stones The King of Dark Chamber The Home and the World Chandalika VS Naipaul In a Free State A Bend in the River An Area of Darkness The Mystic Masseur India: A Million Mutinies Now Amartya Sen The Argumentative Indian Growth Economics The Idea of Justice On Economic Inequality Identity and Violence: The Illusion of Destiny

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    Everyones an Author

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    Is Everyone an Author? Authors do not always have to be people who write best-selling books or have published news articles; they don’t even have to write something at all. Painters‚ chefs‚ and musicians can all author compositions. An author‚ as described by the textbook‚ Everyone’s An Author‚ is someone whose piece can be viewed by a large group of people and critiqued by anyone. This critique is a result of rhetoric. Rhetoric‚ “language that is intended to influence people‚” helps the author’s

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    Louie’s life started out‚ troubled‚ but what got him out of it was running. In the movie for Unbroken they only skim past the running part of his life. The movie shows that he was falling behind in the Olympic race‚ but by the end of it‚ he speeds up and becomes the first American to cross the finish line in that race. Louie would have never been the runner‚ he was without Pete because Pete wanted to find a way for Louie to stop stealing and fighting. On page thirteen it says‚ “If Louie were

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    Laura Hillenbrand’s Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival‚ Resilience‚ and Redemption follows the story of Louie Zamperini‚ a rebellious child who grew up to become one of the fastest runners of the 1930s. He competed as an Olympic track runner in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The future was looking bright for Zamperini before World War II began‚ which resulted in the Olympics being cancelled and Louie being drafted into the Army Air Forces as a bombardier. Midway through 1943‚ his B-24 crash landed

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    Credits to the Author

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    Francisco‚ Hanah Joy R June 27‚ 2013 AB—Psychology ------------------------------------------------- Psychological Testing I. Brief History of Psychological Testing * 2200 B.C. Chinese begin civil service examinations. * A.D.1862 Wilhelm Wundt uses a calibrated pendulum to measure the “speed of thought.” * 1884 Francis Galton administers the first test battery to thousands of citizens at the International Health Exhibit. * 1890 James McKeen Cattell uses the term mental test

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    Samantha Timmer Accelerated European History Unbroken Analysis Paper July 2016 While reading the interesting novel of Unbroken there were lots to think about. Along with the prompts on which this paper will answer‚ the novel was a very good portrayal of what World War Two was like. This novel was told from the point of view of someone who lived through it‚ and it was a very in depth detailed report over Louie’s life‚ in the nonfiction literary category. This paper will describe and answer in detail

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    Unbroken Movie Analysis

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    A few years ago I went to see the movie “Unbroken” with my family. It is the story of a man that was a prisoner of war in World War II. On the way home from seeing the movie I complained about how some of the disturbing imagery had made me uncomfortable and how I didn’t think I could stomach watching the movie a second time. My father’s reply to my complaints was “It is your discomfort with the movie that is the reason you should watch it everyday.” That statement has been one that has stuck

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