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    Mary Shelley’s style in the novel Frankenstein is quite enthralling. Shelley is a very eloquent writer‚ and she writes with a romantic style. Mary Shelley is highly appealing to her readers’ emotions. The tone in the novel changes throughout‚ as well as the narrator. Her use of diction‚ sentence structure‚ and tone tells the reader multiple things about Mary Shelley herself. One thing Shelley did quite often in Frankenstein is change who was telling the story. It begins with Robert Walton writing

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    International Journal of Research (IJR) Vol-1‚ Issue-11 December 2014 ISSN 2348-6848 A Study of Literary Feminist Themes in The Awakening By Kate Chopin Kapil Sharma Research Scholar (M.Phil.) Department of English Lovely Professional University‚ Jalandhar‚ Punjab (India). Email: kapillove21@gmail.com Abstract The Awakening‚ novel is written at the end of the 19th century in America. In the 19th century in America and Europe‚ men and women were expected to fill the distinct domain of the society

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    MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY Once upon a time‚ February 17‚ 1995 there was a beautiful baby born on a warm sunny day. Her parents gave her the name Manilyn I. Zenarosa. And now she is 17 years old‚ living in Matango Vinzons‚ Camarines Norte. She go to school at Mabini Colleges‚ live with her mom Arlene Zinarosa and her dad George Zinarosa‚ have only one brother‚ named Mark. She started school when she was five years old. Went to kindergarten through sixth grade at Matango Elementary School. Then she attented

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    Going Home In the piece “On Going Home” Joan Didion uses many literary techniques to emphasis her sentences. Didion’s use of quotation marks around specific words stands out first to the reader. The quotation marks suggest that the meaning she was trying to come across was a bit different from the original meaning the word normally would carry. For example when Didion quotes the words “happy‚ home‚ and normal”‚ they are usually described as positive meaning. But it depends on how the reader takes

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    Paul Fabre – S01643304 Autobiography My name is Paul Jeffery Fabre’‚ I was born on October 12th‚ 1992‚ in Hammond‚ Louisiana. I currently live in Watson‚ Louisiana‚ and have resided here for my entire life. I live with my mother and father‚ Paul and Gloria‚ but I grew up living with my two older brothers‚ Brandon and Reid. I attended Live Oak High School‚ which is also located in Watson. Currently‚ I am a sophomore at Southern University. I am a very out-going‚ down to earth‚ honest person. My

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    miniscule details and descriptions about this actual occurrence allows the reader to be immersed in the retelling of these events with an omnipresent point of view. His complex writing style and literary techniques contribute to the novel in a compelling and intriguing way. Capote uses a combination of literary techniques to present an almost vivid presentation of the actions associated with the murder. Capote uses a mixture of foreshadowing‚ structure and suspense and irony to retell the story of the

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    Autobiography I am now a fourth year student of Assumption University (ABAC) in the faculty of Business Administration with minoring Strategic Marketing. I still remember what had driven me since childhood until before I admitted to university in the field of “Business”. My interests in business began from my families which consisted of my parents‚ two big brothers and me‚ the youngest. My name is Ploynisa Tanapobpisarn. I was born on October 29‚ 1992 in Bangkok‚ the capital city of Thailand‚ with

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    To borrow means ’to take and use something that belongs to somebody else‚ and return it to them at a later time.’But is this as clear as it’s presented in the dictionary? Does this action lead to unpleasurable consequences? Borrowing is a doomed cause. It ends with its beginning‚ like a closed circle and never lets you go away. It grabs you with its tentacles‚ until it completely tears you to pieces‚ like a fierce beast‚ and then leaves you to the vultures and jackals. People borrow things‚ and

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    Autobiography My Savior I have had a rocky start from high school until now‚ but that still is not initially where the rocky path began. I have had middle school troubles not too much‚ but just enough. I had to find something to keep me on track. School to fulfill that wasn’t even considered to be an option. The grades I created were all still well. But no teacher could ever give me enough work to distract me from the troubles that led when I went to lunch or nutrition. I can only be held responsible

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    Page 787 2. Autobiography of Omar ibn Said‚ Slave in North Carolina‚ 1831.         MOST of the slaves who were imported into the American colonies‚ and into the United States before 1808‚ were brought from that part of the African coast which lies east of Cape Palmas‚ or still further south‚ but a considerable number came from the regions of the Gambia and Senegal rivers. These were mostly Mandingos‚ but partly Fulas. The Fulas are not precisely negroes‚ but seem to be a mixture of negro and Berber

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