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    Fences, August Wilson

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    As illustrative of the kind of analysis I would bring to Fences‚ by August Wilson‚ if my bid to direct is successful‚ O prose to take direction for a part of Act 1‚ Scene 3 of the play. This will include possible blocking‚ camera work‚ music‚ and what the actor should be feeling and experiencing while acting the part. I will examine how crucial it is that the actors portray their characters effectively‚ and I will offer commentary to assure just that. On the basis of these findings I will determine

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    In The Monstrous-Feminine Barbara Creed introduces a revolutionary view of the representation of female characters in literary work of arts by attempting to challenge the notion that women are rather victims than terrifying‚ independent and self-conscious protagonists. That is why‚ in the focus of the book‚ there are those female figures who are not willing to be victimized but dare to fight for themselves‚ hence they do not need the help of strong masculine figures. The writer applies psychoanalytic

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    Barbara Baynton in her series of short stories Bush Studies‚ has an imagined view of life in England. She portrays the bush as a dark and evil place to reside. She places England at the top of her psychological and social hierarchy. She views the lifestyle there to be safer and more acceptable. Baynton places Australian society below that of England. She does this due to the fact that at the time of writing Australia was only a new fledgling country and it didn’t have the predetermined social order

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    Navy and the Marine Corps were more accessible for women‚ as the Army was first attempting to work its way around bureaucratic red tape‚ and for this reason nearly 13‚000 women were admitted into the Navy and Marine Corps with the same status as men (Wilson). This equality in uniform was the first step in women’s empowerment‚ as women proved themselves in the eyes of the men as they fought alongside them. World War One especially created this opportunity as there was a dearth of soldiers‚ and every able-bodied

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    " I don’t believe that one is born compassionate. Compassion is not character trait like a sunny disposition" - Barbara Ascher Aschen is saying that compassion is not something granted like a disposition. Indeed‚ compassion must be learned. Learned in response to the world surrounding us. It is obvious that a kid’s perception of the people and things around him will be altered if it’s parents don’t show respect to the homeless or the orphan. Education plays an important part. Such as a yorkshire

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    Dimed‚ Barbara Ehreneich states the tolls on low-wage workers but not how poverty correlates to their mental illnesses. An increase in money provided to low-income workers can help their health and state of mind. Mental illnesses prevent parents from raising their children well and could result to having a child with mental health problems‚ learning disabilities‚ and behavioral deficiency. It is because low-income families that are in poverty are stressed from only making minimum wage. Barbara states

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    we know today as‚ The Great Depression. As you read further‚ I will discuss the key turning points in the Progressive Era‚ as well as explain its impact on American’s current society. I will also‚ describe some of the legislation in (Roosevelt-Taft-Wilson) progressive era years that have influenced the conduct of business to this day‚ as well as explain the role that the Spanish-American War played in America’s development of an empire‚ and to conclude I will explain the way in which the boom and bust

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    and does things differently than how things are done here in America. He says‚ “One of the biggest problems is that the Japanese are extremely reluctant to come right out and say‚ “Nno”. Another example of this is from the text Going To Japan by Barbara Kingsolver. She talks about how she has messed up and her friend tells her how everyone is forgiving. She says how her friend living in Japan says‚ “‘”To forgive‚ for us‚ is the highest satisfaction. To forgive a foreigner‚ ah! Even better.’” she

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    Matilyn Wilson Obituary

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    Matilyn Wilson’s Obituary and Life Story Matilyn Wilson‚ or best known by Mati‚ passed away on July 25th‚ 2096 of old age. She was ninety-six when the most unfortunate thing happened. In this obituary I will highlight key events and accomplishments in her long lived and fulfilled life. Mati was born in Ashville‚ North Carolina on July 30th‚ 2000. She was best known for her love of horses and competitive nature riding them. During her high school career as a student‚ she placed top 10 at states.

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    Barbara Lazear Ascher On Compassion The man’s grin is less the result of circumstance than dreams or madness. His buttonless shirt‚ with one sleeve missing‚ hangs outside the waist of his baggy trousers. Carefully plaited dreadlocks bespeak a better time‚ long ago. As he crosses Manhattan’s Seventy-Ninth Street‚ his gait is the shuffle of the forgotten ones held in place by gravity rather than plans. On the corner of Madison Avenue‚ he stops before a blond baby in an Aprica stroller. The baby’s

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