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    pure until marriage‚ and if a woman’s virtue is compromised‚ it is a scandal that brings shame and disgrace to her family. Sofia‚ the youngest Garcia daughter‚ cannot even go and buy contraception in the Dominican Republic because it would be considered shameful to her family. Carlos Garcia always cautioned his girls “I don’t want loose girls in my family” (Alvarez 28). When Sofia returns to the Dominican Republic after living in the United States‚ she begins to date her uncle’s illegitimate son Manuel

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    he becomes more selfish. Sexism occurs again with the use of gender roles in Harpo and Sofia’s relationship. Sofia represents a strong woman who does not let men dominate her. She and Harpo struggle with these roles throughout the novel. Sophia takes on a more masculine roll and Celie describes their arguments as “fighting like two mens” (Walker 38). Harpo believes that he should beat Sofia because she does not act like Celie in the sense that she does not give in to his every command. Finally‚ the

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    Classic and beautifully well-written novels have many great themes. The love of two sisters and special friendships made along with the historical moments serve as a good purpose to allow such a novel to be included in the high school curriculum. As a novel as timeless and beautiful as The Color Purple‚ it may not be suitable for the high school level. Due to its sexual content‚ and themes of abuse‚ this novel does not belong in the high school curriculum. Throughout the novel The Color Purple‚

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    alive‚” demonstrates Celie’s choice in life and her struggles for self-determination. In the Color Purple‚ the concept of journey can also be seen through the character‚ Sofia. She is a mentally and physically strong woman who encounters the challenge of survival in jail as a consequence to fighting with white-men. “When I see Sofia I don’t know why she still alive. They crack her skull‚ they crack her ribs. They tear her nose loose on one side. They blind her in one eye. She swole from head to foot

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    parents to relax by the pool and let the kids slash around it the gated swimming pool with lifeguards keeping an eye on the young ones. Connecting rooms‚ fitting 5‚ cost $150 per night with views of the Caribbean Sea and within walking distance to the Clínica Abreu Hospital‚ Visa offices‚ and the Diamante Casino. The hotel has a free kids club that runs from 8 am to 9 pm every day of the week. During the kids club‚ the actives include supervised swimming‚ arts and craft and sports activities. My kids loved

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    How does the Sofia Coppola‚ in The Virgin Suicides‚ use a range of stylistic features (film techniques) to display the movies themes and with what effect on the audience? INTRO: Director Sofia Coppola uses a range of film techniques to display themes of obsession‚ the superficiality of vision and isolation from the real world in her film The Virgin Suicides. Through use of symbolism‚ characterization‚ setting and techniques specific to a film such a soundtrack‚ Coppola is able to construct

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    El Asunto Del Aborto

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    Ensayo de Aplicación El Asunto del Aborto El tema moral del derecho al aborto es uno que toca las mismas fibras de nuestra sociedad puertorriqueña‚ dado la corriente conservadora y tradicional que ha permeado en los pasados siglos. Sin embargo‚ las influencias modernas y la habilidad de facilitarse un aborto han causado un cambio en la mentalidad de las generaciones presentes. Las posiciones extremadamente radicales a favor y en contra del aborto requieren que cada persona asuma una de las

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    Celie's Emancipation Process

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    The People‘s Democratic Republic of Algeria Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research Mentouri University‚ Constantine Faculty of Letters and Languages Department of English Celie’s Emancipation Process in Alice Walker’s The Color Purple A dissertation submitted to the Department of English in partial fulfillment for the Degree of Master in British and American studies By Miss BAGA Amira Supervised by: Mr. BOUGHENOUT Hamoudi June 2010 i Don ’t wait around for other

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    Human trafficking is the fastest increasing criminal industry in today’s world‚ coming in second after illegal drug-trade. This type of slavery has been traced back to the ancient Mesopotamian and Mediterranean civilization and has continued to grow. What is human trafficking? Commonly referred to as "modern-day slavery" is the illegal trade of human beings for forced labor or for exploitation. Exploitation referring to the using others for prostitution or other forms of sexual exploitation‚ forced

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    together by the end of the novel. Albert renews his life by listening to people and building relationships with those that he has never taken the time to get to know. Harpo is Albert’s oldest son. Celie finds him crying one evening because his wife Sofia does not do what he tells her to do. He relies on

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