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    Smith Agundez AP English/ period 2 Precis “The Myth of the Latin Woman: I Just Met a Girl Named Maria” Judith Ortiz Cofer wrote a classification essay in 1993 titled “The Myth of the Latin Woman: I Just Met a Girl Named Maria” in which she reveals her feelings that she had towards all the racial instances she has been through resulting from her ethnicity. In the essay Cofer uses emotional appeal by writing: “But Maria had followed me to London…”‚she writes this to expose the audience to her

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    In her poem “Quinceanera‚” Judith Ortiz Cofer illustrated a teenage girl who had just turned fifteen years of age. Also‚ as the author suggested‚ the poem’s speaker was the girl‚ narrated through her own voice and perception. Was she dreading the fact that she was about to transition to being a young woman and will have more responsibilities as an adult? On the other hand‚ was she excited and looking forward to being regarded as a more mature individual? Consequently‚ the former was precisely accurate

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    have spread certain stereotypes” and that these stereotypes have created a “media-engendered image of the Latina in the United States.” Cofer also feels as if this image is “partially responsible for the denial of opportunities for” Latinas to world “in the real world.” This point is interesting because it brings up the concepts of ethos‚ symbols‚ and pity. Cofer is a credible source not only because she is an educated woman that teaches at the University of Georgia‚ but also because her ideas are

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    The Goldwater says "Some lived in it and never felt it but he knew it all was nada y pues nada y pues nada y pues nada" (p3.126). As described by Carlos Baker‚ Nada is "a Something called Nothing which is so huge‚ terrible‚ overbearing‚ inevitable‚ and omnipresent that‚ once experienced‚ it can never be forgotten" ( 1972 . p124).The Old Water says the words prayer but leads everything that religious and in sense “nada” which is nothing. Also‚ it reflects on all the rest of the story. It may be concluded

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    uncomfortably in the chair(nada) Father(aysha);what is it my dear girl .u look so dull….. Nada-dad I got bad marks in every subject and iam nearly dead of hearing mom s scoldings Aysha-she is scolding u 4 ur own good baby….now cheer up and go 4 a walk or do some physical exercise Nada-okay dad…..(she goes o the park with her mom and dad and does some physical exercise and feels so relieved and happy) Nada-wow iam feeling so relieved Shahla- do u know what is the reason…nada-no Shahla – it is because

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    Judith Ortiz Cofer and Ishmael Reed are the same as they have both been judged for their ethnicity. Being predisposed to racism and stereotypes just because the color of their skin. It his the thought that they have the similarity in their pre judgement because they have different American experiences. In The Myth Of The Latian Woman: I Just Met A Girl Named Maria Judith Ortiz Cofer States “ You can leave the island‚ master the English language‚ and travel as far as you can ‚but if you are Latina

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    Invents the Zero” by Judith Ortiz-Cofer‚ Constancia decided to be rude and ignore her grandmother because she knew that if she didn’t‚ she

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    Essay A mindset in life is to worry about oneself and his or hers priorities‚ but that mindset can enlarge and take over other priorities or wants in one’s life. A story that represents that mindset enlarging is “Contents of a Dead Man’ Pocket” which is about man not going to the movies with his wife so that he can stay home and work. A different story that shows this is “Catch the Moon” which is about how a kid is forced to work at a junkyard and there he meets a girl asking him to find

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    PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS Diajukan Sebagai Tugas Akhir pada Mata Kuliah Semantic and Pragmatic of English Muhammad Rizki Rastra 1206268655 Fakultas Ilmu Pengetahuan Budaya Universitas Indonesia 2013 I. Introduction Pragmatic is the study of how meanings are used by speaker. In pragmatic‚ meaning has contextual meaning‚ and we can have several meanings just from one utterance‚ on the other words‚ the meaning of one utterance is varied. There are also interlocutors in

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    “American History‚” Elena‚ who is one of the main characters was getting bullied. According to Cofer the author there were these girls that were calling

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