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    English September 16‚ 2014 The Effects of Day Care Child care is one of the most pressing issues humans face. For generations it has been a custom to have assistance with caring for children. It is common knowledge that a child needs a mother when he or she is young. What many people fail to realize is how necessary it is for a child to have their own mother‚ whenever possible‚ continuing through the toddler stage. Research is continuing to show that the effects of mother-child separation can cause

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    Freud and Sandra Gilbert meet at Starbucks to discuss Ophelia in Act 4 scene 5. Gilbert is examining Ophelia’s madwoman image while Freud is diagnosing her with hysterics. FREUD: Ophelia is to be diagnosed with hysterics‚ because she is bringing her fears into account when she is singing her song. Especially the part where she says‚ “He is dead and gone lady/ He is dead and gone”(93) she is realizing that her father is gone. This is her female trouble and she needs to be treated medicine for her

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    12040341 REFLECTION “The Canary Effect – The Columbus Day” During the very first two weeks of learning “American Studies”‚ it has come to my knowledge obviously that this multi-ethnic country encompasses tremendous things to be discovered. The more I delve into the subject‚ the more surprising truths are revealed unlike what I always believe. Particularly‚ after watching an extract about “The legacy of Christopher Columbus” from a documentary film called “The Canary Effect”‚ it strikes me that “You must

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    cope with change in the modern world. How far do you agree? 5) Volunteer work with disadvantaged groups like underprivileged children is the best way for yung people to learn about the real world. What are the advantages of such work? 6) Every day‚ animals are becoming extinct throughout the world. What do you think the causes of this are? What solution can you suggest? 7) Overcrowding in large cities has always been a problem‚ but with populations around the world about to double‚ the social

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    Eleven A harsh and realistic tale telling of one of the cruelest realities of life. That’s what Sandra Cisneros’ “Eleven” is. To see life from the eyes of an eleven year old‚ even though it’s not a true child’s perspective‚ is a unique opportunity‚ especially when the child knows how to properly express one’s feelings in words. Cisneros expresses one of the key feelings that we share as human beings‚ that we are never smart‚ mature‚ or experienced enough to do what we need to do‚ like we are never

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    Eleven or One hundred and Two? Sandra Cisneros’ short story “Eleven” describes a young girl that is at a loss for words when her teacher embarrasses her in front of the class. How does Rachel convey her feelings on Mrs. Price’s authority? Rachel says in the third paragraph that she wishes she was one hundred and two instead of eleven and in saying so she thinks that if she was that age she would have known the words to answer Mrs. Price when she made her put on the ugly sweater that was not hers

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    Rachel’s character by Sandra Cisneros in “Eleven” is a very clever girl compared to her age; however‚ some people or even her peers might disaccord with it. In this passage‚ the author reiterates Rachel’s age several times‚ although the repetition of her age does not give the reader an affection of her being wiser and much older than her age. To tackle the feeling of Rachel being a dumb girl‚ Cisneros use of language‚ Imagery‚ and narrative all collaborates to make Rachel a well defined character

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    The authors of both‚ "Response to Executive Order 9066" and "Mericans" establish a theme that American doesn’t mean born in the US. Okita’s text‚ "Response to Executive Order‚" talks about a fourteen year old girl and how she experiences and connects to American culture on a daily basis despite her Japanese descent. Cisneros’ text‚ "Mericans‚" focuses on a Spanish family set outside the US and speaks of how "barbaric" America is‚ yet they feel a connection to it. The thing that both these texts have

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    Life can be rough when you don’t stand up for yourself. In the story “Eleven” by Sandra Cisneros the main character Rachel has trouble in school on her birthday when the teacher Mrs. Price puts a sweater on her desk and mistakes it for Rachels. I believe the overall theme of this story explores being able to stand up for yourself. Being able to stand up for yourself is a big deal but Rachel won’t. At the start of “Eleven” Rachel doesn’t stand up for herself‚ and is very shy about telling the teacher

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    78 CGE12402 Appreciation of Western Art Assignment #2: Art-Class Critic Fung Yuet Yi‚ Zoe (53070488) Artwork No.28 Step 1: Genre The painting is belongs to Impressionism. The painter painted the painting based on an immediate visual impression of scene. It captured a woman sits on a chair and meditates with her hand resting on the table and her jaw in her hand. The woman in the painting is not sitting there to let the painter to draw her‚ but the painter drew her on the painting by his own

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