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    New Woman: Book Synopsis

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    of the “New Woman” in the 1920’s-1930’s. Mia embodies the modernized women conceptualized in Germany post-World War I. Her aspirations to climb the bourgeois social ladder stem from a society obsessed with aesthetic beauty‚ and related pressures from being a woman in a high-class society. She mimics the display of the “New Woman” and therefore is driven to bear the weight of all interrelationship problems related to this identity‚ including the alienation from others. The “New Woman” is “appealing

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    College is Worth It In the essay “College Is a Waste of Time and Money‚” Caroline Bird argues that college is a complete waste of time and money for people. She argues that most students are unhappy and unsatisfied with attending college. She believes that they go to college because it has become the thing to do or because of getting pressure from their parents or societies. Furthermore‚ she thinks that college is not a good financial investment because career financial success depends on other

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    Francine Prose’s‚ I Know Why the Caged Bird Cannot Read‚ proves many points about literature and the effect it has on students. I agree with Prose in such a sense that I believe students should read literature‚ not to get a better understanding of the “behind-the-scenes” of the story‚ or because it was assigned to them‚ but because they want to read it and that they will actually read the story thoroughly‚ understand it‚ and apply it to themselves and their life. I have taken English classes where

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    Often in novels‚ a character faces conflicting directions of ambitions‚ desires‚ and influences. In such a novel‚ like "The Awakening‚" the main character‚ Edna Pontellier‚ faces these types of conflicting ideas. In a controversial era for women‚ Edna faces the conflict of living in oppression but desiring freedom. The patriarchal time period has influenced women to live only under the husband’s thumb but at the same time‚ break away from such repression. These opposing conflicts illuminated the

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    A Bird in the House Introduction A Bird in the House is a short story sequence written by Margaret Laurence. In her novel the author elevates the theme of physical entrapment. The title “a bird in the house” is full symbolism signifying a hidden soul of sorrow. In around eight interrelated written stories‚ Margaret Laurence recreates the world of Vanessa MacLeod a granddaughter of a tyrant woman who lived as perfectionist though under depression. Vanessa grows in a homestead that

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    SUMMARY OF THE MAYAS The Mayan civilization was the height of pre-Columbian culture. They made significant discoveries in science‚ including the use of the zero in mathematics. Their writing was the only in America capable of expressing all types of thought. Glyphs either represent syllables or whole concepts and were written on long strips of paper or carved and painted n stone. They are arranged to be read from left to right and top to bottom in pairs of columns. The Mayan calendar begins around

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    Bianca Hutuleac  Mrs. Mcray  AP Language  December 8‚ 2014  “I Know Why the Caged Bird Cannot Read” Analysis  In “I Know Why the Caged Bird Cannot Read‚” Francine Prose argued that high school  students are beginning to hate reading even more than before because they aren’t taught correctly  how to understand more complicated texts. ​ She blames the education system for requiring  students to read “middlebrow entertainments.” ​ Francine Prose gives many examples that go to  support her argument‚

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    Following Directions

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    Following directions is very important for a number of reasons. It makes things easier to do‚ it guarantees that things are done right‚ it eliminates confusion‚ and it saves a lot of time overall. When the instructions of the teacher are followed‚ things tend to go smoothly and work well. When we‚ the students‚ do things the right way and follow directions‚ we show that we can handle instructions to difficult assignments and that we are cooperative‚ intelligent‚ and dependent. Anything can be messed

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    One common technique used numerous times throughout the essay I Know Why the Caged Bird Cannot Read is the rhetorical question‚ a strategy that uses questions with implied answers that the reader must determine by an author’s purpose and tone. When Prose uses rhetorical questions‚ she writes them after suggesting the solutions earlier in the essay‚ using the questions as a sort of conclusion. After an analysis that books such as Huckleberry Finn are only being studied in school for their racist

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    President Franklin Roosevelt. She spent her adult years working in politics and social reform. Her warmth and compassion inspired the nation‚ and she later became U.S. Delegate to the United Nations. The U.N. Declaration of Human Rights was largely her work‚ and she chaired the first-ever Presidential Commission on the Status of Women in 1961. She joined the League of Women Voters‚ worked with trade union women‚ and pressed for women’s causes within the Democratic Party. After her husband‚ Franklin Roosevelt

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