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    Red Convertible Symbolism

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    Brave men in the military who fight for their country are often victims of stereotype. They are thought of as emotionless people whose only purpose is to follow orders; have no sentimental attachments to any materiality or spirituality. On the contrary‚ Tim O’Brien on “The Things They Carried” and Louise Erdrich in “The Red Convertible” write about the meaning of symbolism. Symbolism can be an object that we have a deep connection to depending on the circumstances we are in. In “The Red Convertible”

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    receives a letter from Julia stating “I love you”‚ Winston begins meeting with her and they quickly become lovers. They begin to seek out the rumored Brotherhood‚ a group of people rebelling against Big Brother. They are approached by O’Brien‚ one of Winston’s co-workers. O’Brien first appears to be their ally‚ giving them information about the Brotherhood. However‚ it is revealed that O’Brien was just trying to find rebels and Winston and Julia are taken to the Ministry of Love‚ where they are tortured

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    The Open Boat Heroism

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    depends on one’s perspective towards the other. Stephen Crane’s “ The Open Boat” gives out an important message about human nature‚ no matter the background‚ class we need each other to survive. Crane’s characterization of the four men show’s the brotherhood and human’s true nature to save others even if that means risking one’s own

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    Texas Triangle

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    to imagine without Alec Soth‚ I came across one simple but meaningful photography called “Bull Riders.”  This image has very little movement in the picture but sets the mood perfectly by describing characteristic of rural Texas and importance of brotherhood. The picture is of two friends‚ Cory and Joseph from San Antonio‚ Texas‚ who Alec Soth describes as riders‚ which is a reference to the bull riders. Bull riding is a famous hobby or even a profession in the South‚ in which one can jump on top

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    The Pre-Raphaelite Movement

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    Pre-Raphaelite movement was originally a brotherhood formed around 1848 by several dissatisfied young artists to combat the teachings of the Royal Academy and that of Joshua ‘Sir Sloshua ’ Reynolds. The ringleaders of this group were William Holman-Hunt‚ Dante Gabriel Rossetti and John Everett Millais. Unlike most historic art-movements the Pre-Raphaelites actually christened themselves the term after marking the initials PRB (Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood) on their early works. This title refers

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    1984 Winston Smith

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    Winston Smith Winston is the protagonist of the story‚ whose unsuccessful attempts at questioning and overthrowing the Party and Big Brother symbolize the defeat of humanity at the hands of socialism. Winston becomes de-humanized when his thoughts and emotions are controlled by the Party and when all his ambitions are snuffed by Party propaganda. He lives under the close eye of Party officials and the telescreen every moment of his life‚ so that he has to control even his facial expressions so

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    that you have to do is determine what crossbow you are building triggers for. Once you have determined what trigger you are building than you can choose your housing unit. There are two: 3600 and 3601. Let’s say that you are building the crossbow “Brotherhood.” The housing unit you would pick would be 3600. I build one hundred triggers at a time so I would get one hundred 3600 housing units. a. Sub-point 1: b. Sub-point 2: c. Sub-point 3: III. Main point 2 (the second step

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    The Open Boat Symbolism

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    correspondent represents the observers‚ with the correspondent being the voice of the story‚ although he himself wonders why he is caught on the ocean. (pg342) The correspondent talks about the “subtle brotherhood of men” that develops among the crew. “It would be difficult to describe the subtle brotherhood of men that was here established on the seas. No one said that it was so. No one mentioned it. But it dwelt in the boat‚ and each man felt it warm him. They were a captain‚ an oiler‚ a cook‚ and a

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    College Fraternities

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    College Fraternities A fraternity‚ as defined by the The American Heritage Dictionary is "a chiefly social organization of male college students‚ usually designated by Greek letters."(pg. 523) This definition‚ however‚ is very limited and leaves plenty of space for short sighted people to believe the stereotype conveyed by the popular media‚ where fraternity members are depicted as drunks who accomplish nothing either scholastically or socially. Unfortunately‚ both this definition and media

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    nation from the quicksands of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood” (paragraph 4‚ sentence 1). Martin Luther King Jr. uses a metaphor in his speech by comparing the way America needs to rid itself of racial injustice to raising a stone from quicksand to solid rock. Racial injustice is the quicksand that will bury the stone that represents our nation. By bringing the stone onto the solid rock‚ representing brotherhood‚ it no longer is in danger of sinking in the quicksand. Antithesis-

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