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    Consumed with the idea of having an “abundant” life‚ young Dorothy Day seeked happiness through men‚ partying‚ and smoking; however‚ in the end Day realized that all those things did not fill in the empty space in her heart. Many people today face the same problem Day dealt with- trying to fill in the missing piece in your life with something materialistic. Between guys and trying to earn a living‚ Day tried to fill the gap in her life. In the end I do beleive that Day reached an abundant life through

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    This quote by Dorothy Allison demonstrated the emotional nature of writers and how power those words are. “It’s an illusion that writers have a lot of choice about what they write” she explains. “Your stories are your stories. They’re the only ones you can really tell‚ and if you try telling ones the world would like you tell you’ll do it badly” Dorothy Allison’s quote‚ hits deep in the realization that often our most troubling memories and experiences are what shape who we are. Like haunting ghost

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    The social issue that I have chosen to analyze is abortion‚ specifically‚ I will be analyzing the debate between pro-choice and pro-life through Dorothy Smith’s standpoint theory. The abortion debate is a contemporary social issue because women who experience unplanned pregnancies often consider the idea of abortion. Although abortion directly impacts women and their bodies‚ abortion has become a public issue that has been debated by men and women all over the world. Thus‚ instead of the decision

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    The Long Day By Dorothy Richardson After reading‚ “The Long Day” the manner of which people lived and survived during the depression has astounded me. Where she first boarded with Miss Jameson she didn’t have any sense of home and bliss. She had shared with her friend Miss Plympton and described her sense of home and bliss as living in country side. And when she later boarded with Miss Pringle she had felt a sense of home when she saw her stove little Lottie. After receiving kind words from Miss

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    I pick the poem called the "A Certain Lady" by Dorothy Parker for the poet presentation. I separate slides in two stanzas. The significance of the title‚ "A Certain Lady‚" tells a story of the lady who interacts with the man‚ but he is unable to see her love‚ and he talks about his exploits with other women to her. Both stanzas show how she pretends her happiness to the man‚ and he’ll never realize it. It’s a bit ironic that he goes out with other women‚ yet he is unable to see the lover right

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    feminism claims that feminist politics should be practiced from the standpoint of women or particular groups of women[1] . Some scholars for example Dorothy Smith argue that they are better equipped to understand certain aspects of the world. A women’s standpoint epistemology suggests to make women’s experiences a key focus‚ instead of men’s. Dorothy Smith explains looking at the experience of female

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    Dorothy Lee presents the reader with her thoughts and views on personal autonomy and social structure by using the examples of many different societies. She studies “how the principle of personal autonomy is supported by the cultural framework” (Lee 5). The overall key problem that Lee is presenting is the battle of one’s individual autonomy versus the social structure of society. In order to explore these ideas further‚ the example of child rearing is presented through many societies. Specifically

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    Dorothy Lee is an anthropologist who compares other cultural practices to find different solutions to conflicts that we experience in Western society. Lee published this writing in the 1950s; in what it may seem to be outdated‚ there are concepts that Lee presents that can be used in today’s society. There are many social problems that Lee brings up in her writing‚ and one key social problem Lee addresses is respect of personal being. A cultural example that Lee demonstrates a solution to this problem

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    sometimes easy while others may have a harder time finding their path to serve. This is how it was for Dorothy Day. Throughout her life she struggled to find her purpose in life and it wasn’t until she found her love of God through the Catholic Church that her joy and purpose was to help others. Her path to service was not an easy one‚ despite her enriched upbringing‚ she had her struggles‚ but Dorothy always fought for what she believed in. Once she found her calling to serve‚ she found joy in what

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    In her essay “Song of the Shirt‚” Dorothy Parker describes the ways in which we should help in times of crisis‚ and she does this through the story of Mrs. Martindale. She proved to help those around hers in times of crisis by having a big heart‚ working hard‚ and not letting personal beliefs get in the way of the end goal. Although these things may not seem like effective strategies in helping the country‚ but they can help more than expected. One of Mrs. Martindales beloved attributes was her

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