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    self-esteem. Journal of Traumatic Stress‚ 15(2)‚ 113-122. Reifman‚ A.‚ Villa‚ L.C.‚ Amans‚ J.A.‚ Rethinam‚ V.‚ & Telesca‚ T.Y. (2001). Children of divorce in the 1990’s: A meta-analysis. Journal of Divorce and Remarriage‚ 35(1-2)‚ 27-36. Sharpe‚ D.‚ & Rossiter‚ L. (2002). Siblings of children with a chronic illness: A meta-analysis. Journal of Pediatric Psychology‚ 27(8)‚ 699-710. Slomkowski‚ C.‚ Rende‚ R.‚ Conger‚ K.J.‚ Simons‚ R.L.‚ & Conger‚ R.D. (2001). Sisters‚ brothers‚ and delinquency: Evaluating

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    I attended a book launching event at the Woody Tanger Auditorium located at the Library in Brooklyn College‚ where Professor Bonnie Anderson discusses and presents her new novel‚ “The Rabbi’s Atheist Daughter: Ernestine Rose‚ International Feminist Pioneer.” Professor Anderson addresses issues of women’s rights‚ oppression‚ humanity‚ and equal rights of women. Professor Anderson writes about the career and life of Ernestine Rose‚ also telling her story as a feminist during the nineteenth-century

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    574 words Write a 1-2 page essay that explores the paradox that when the film ends‚ Gilbert is in exactly the same place as when it began‚ yet he has traveled a long way. What’s eating Gilbert Grape is a very simple yet meaningful movie. There is no clear cut message that points out the faults of society and it may be hard to interpret a message because the movie is set around everyday life. However the one thing that is clear‚ is that Gilbert realises throughout the movie that his life

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    Throughout history‚ human beings have been incessantly cruel and violent towards each other. It has happened so much so‚ that some have argued human nature is intrinsically violent and aggressive. This can be seen in chapter 25 of The Grapes of Wrath: the mindless destruction of resources ultimately amounts to nothing productive. In his novel‚ Steinbeck expresses harsh criticism and disapproval toward humanity’s self-destructive and violent nature. Man’s cruelty to his fellow man‚ a major theme

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    In the Grapes of wrath‚ one of Steinbeck’s biggest claims is that police are constantly targeting poor people and migrants that were living in poor places and that the system is unfair to unfair to them. Though things may have changed at the same time they did not. Sure police corruption and misconduct still exist‚ but the way people‚ and places are targeted hasn’t changed in the slightest bit. When it comes to making an arrest or finding crime‚ Police today are constantly targeting poor neighborhoods

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    Lasse Hallström the director of What’s Eating Gilbert Grape uses a range of film techniques to signify the importance of caring for others‚ and having responsibilities. The film focuses on the protagonist Gilbert‚ who of which is the unofficial guardian of his younger brother Arnie‚ who lives with a developmental disability. In Endora‚ Idaho frustrations and the desires for freedom lie within the thick‚ suffocating air the characters breathe. In this scene Gilbert narrates a biography of both Endora

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    Diction essay In The Grapes of Wrath‚ John Steinbeck’s use of diction builds the foundation of his overall theme; the cruelties men impose on other men. His use of repetition‚ low-style word choice‚ and the power of connotation all reinforce his lager message. In the novel’s opening pages Steinbeck laces the text with recurring words‚ illustrating the setting and tone. He repeats words like “red country”‚ “dust”‚ “boiling”‚ and “raw stinging” to make the reader feel as if they are in the scorched

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    Leah Price In the novel‚ Leah is the second oldest of the Price daughters‚ she is 14-years-old along with her twin sister‚ Adah. Leah is one of the more unique characters. Leah is very intelligent‚ kind-hearted‚ and understanding. She’s also the only tomboy of all the sisters. Leah is also a “daddy’s girl”. In so many words‚ she worships her father. “He stood his ground‚ my father‚ tall as Goliath and pure of heart as David.” (pg. 48) She’s very attached to her father. “I know he must find me

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    In Lasse Hallstrom’s‚ What’s Eating Gilbert Grape‚ a young man’s destiny appears to only evolve around keeping a watchful eye on his family & in particular‚ his brother & embarrassingly obese mother. Gilbert’s younger brother‚ Arnie‚ is mentally-impaired & unintentionally holds Gilbert back from experiencing life. When a stranger who is just “passing through” comes into Gilbert’s miserably routine life‚ his world is upturned with Gilbert experiencing more than he could ask for. The director of

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    HOPE AND FEAR John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath Where does the courage come from? Where does the terrible faith come from? John Steinbeck‚ born in California in 1902 ( -1968‚ New York)‚ is one of the most important American writers‚ widely known for his Pulitzer prize-winning novel “The Grapes of Wrath”‚ a “social” tale about the strugglings of the Joad family to get to California‚ “the promised land”. Considered to be his masterpiece‚ this novel is not only the story of a family‚ but

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