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    In Barbra Kinsolver’s novel‚ The Poisonwood Bible Kingolver uses biblical allusions to provide an in-depth analysis of a story‚ character‚ etc. For example‚ towards the beginning of the novel‚ Leah says that her "father was as tall as Goliath and pure of heart as David" (Kingsolver 49). After conducting research I found out that David was born in Bethlehem‚ and youngest son of Jesse at the age of 18. I don’t believe it to be a coincidence that Nathan was also born in Bethlehem‚ Georgia. When David

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    Biblical Allusions and Imagery in Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath John Steinbeck always makes it a point to know about his subjects first hand. His stories always have some factual basis behind them. Otherwise‚ he does not believe that they will be of any value beyond artistic impression. Therefore‚ most of his novels take place in California‚ the site of his birth and young life. In preparation for writing his novels‚ Steinbeck would often travel with people about whom he was going

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    Cuchulain: A Magician?

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    Caleb Pomayo Cuchulain: A Magician? Today‚ I selected 100 men to become students in my Academy of Ancient Teachings. I decided to divide the evaluation into three categories: alchemy‚ healing‚ and magic. If a man succeeded in at least one category‚ he could become one of my students. If he failed‚ he would have to wait four more years until the next openings for evaluation. When Cuchulain first walked in‚ I instantly predicted his failure‚ because he seemed like an impulsive warrior type‚ and

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    Qualities Of A Magician

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    THREE QUALITIES OF A MAGICIAN Many events were unexplainable and maybe even seemed to be magical before science evolved to what it is today. All questions relating to the origin of life can be answered scientifically. One may question their beliefs based on scientific theory. Human life can be broken down to fundamental theory. Not only geological or biological‚ but also all events can be answered scientifically. Magic and magicians have certain function in society. The impossible becomes unexplainable

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    Magicians & Wizards

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    A magician and a wizard: on the surface the two may seem as though they are cut from the same magical cloth‚ after all there are many similarities between the two. Both magicians and wizards practice magic with the aid of ‘magical’ tools‚ both dress in a similar fashion‚ and both have famous representatives. However‚ upon closer analysis one will notice that these apparent likenesses‚ shared by wizards and magicians‚ are actually quite different from one another in method‚ nature‚ and/or purpose

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    Mario and the Magician

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    Thomas Mann MARIO AND THE MAGICIAN The atmosphere of Torre di Venere remains unpleasant in the memory. From the first moment the air of the place made us uneasy‚ we felt irritable‚ on edge; then at the end came the shocking business of Cipolla‚ that dreadful being who seemed to incorporate‚ in so fateful and so humanly impressive a way‚ all the peculiar evilness of the situation as a whole. Looking back‚ we had the feeling that the horrible end of the affair had been preordained and lay

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    “The Magician’s Nephew” by Clive Staples Lewis‚ or C. S. Lewis as he is more well-known‚ is a beautiful tale describing the birth of a land that many have come to know and love‚ the land of Narnia. The first book in the series‚ but sixth to be published‚ didn’t include beloved characters such as Lucy and Edmund but instead hinted towards the future endeavors that would be experienced in Narnia and the surrounding countries. Reading this book as a child‚ the individual is instantly enthralled by the

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    Mario and the Magician

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    Mario and the Magician – Illness and Deformity In Thomas Mann’s "Mario and the Magician‚" Mann uses illness and deformity to symbolize the driving force towards disaster. It is in the illness of the characters that the setting for disaster is made‚ which then beings on a downward spiral once the character of Cipolla enters the story. Cipolla is not only mentally ill‚ but he is deformed. Much of his deformity is left a mystery for it is described so vaguely by the narrator. The first episode of

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    Mandrake The Magician

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    Mandrake the Magician is a super hero that was created by Lee Falk. Mandrake the Magician was first published in 1934‚ during the Great Depression‚ and continued to be published until 2013. The superhero was‚ as the title implies‚ a magician. The comic strip was also the first to be racially integrated‚ and contained crime fighters of different races. Over the years Mandrake the Magician had several writers and artists. Mandrake the Magician was originally created by Leon “Lee” Falk in 1934. Mr

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    Homosexuality and Nephews

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    “Family-ship” In 1994‚ the book‚ Waves: An Anthology of New Gay Fiction‚ edited by Ethan Mordden was published. The book was a collection of fourteen short fiction stories written by gay men who talked about homosexual issues within a dominant heterosexual culture. The book‚ saturated with homosexual ideas‚ was published at a point in history when homosexuality was utterly taboo and its condemnation was commonplace. Moreover‚ the rise of the HIV and the AIDS scare‚ which was peaking at this time

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