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    The Lottery

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    “The Lottery” would pose as a lens into human society. Analyzing the short story would allow the martians to make inferences about the human person‚ human community life‚ and human traditions. When reading this story‚ the martians will have an insight on the human person such as the spectra of human emotion and their attire. The Lottery addresses different parts of the human emotion including happiness‚ humor‚ loyalty‚ disloyalty‚ nervousness‚ and fear. The beginning of the story starts off in

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    One Day Diary

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    My one day diary and its explanation Date: 18th June‚ 2008 The content I’m feeling uneasy due to stomachache today. It may have happened due to cheap dry food in my lunch. In these days‚ my learning pace and study habit is decreasing‚ which have made me worried. Yesterday many of my friends proposed me to go to night dance bar and restaurant for new experience. Although my friends accused me saving money was my motto‚ I did not accept their proposal. Explanation of my diary events I begin my writing

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    Story: One of These Days Author: Gabriel Garcia Marquez Reflection: The author begins the story by describing the main character‚ Aurelio Escovar. He is a dentist‚ and supposedly a professional‚ yet the author depicts him as poor and unprofessional‚ wearing ‘a collarless striped shirt‚ closed at the neck with a golden stud‚ and pants held up by suspenders’. The author describes Aurelio as ‘erect and skinny‚ with a look that rarely corresponded to the situation‚ the way deaf people have of looking’

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    For One More Day

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    For One More Day Mitch Albom “ Every family is a ghost story.” This is the introduction of the book For One More Day that was written by Mitch Albom. Mitch has wrote lots of impressive books like Tuesday With Morrie and The Five People You Meet In Heave. Unlike the two books he wrote before‚ this is an autobiographic story‚ which means the story is not very true. However‚ the message from the book is realistic and touching. It related to the relationship

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    The Lottery

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    Paul Fallon Professor Vladick College Writing II 27 March 2013 The Lottery Shirley Jackson’s The Lottery is a short story about a small village that has an event every year called the lottery. Jackson does not let the reader know right away about the irony of the lottery; it is not something the villagers would want to win. Jackson does not give away the consequences of the lottery until the end of the story. Jackson applies some strong literacy devices in her story. She manages to manipulate

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    One Fine Day

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    One fine day‚ out of the blue‚ the hands suddenly decided that they were not satisfied with their lot. They compared themselves with the feet‚ the body parts that were most similar to themselves‚ and they questioned the different treatment meted out to each of them. "Why do the feet get to do all the hard walking and we are pampered up here"‚ the right hand questioned. "Is our strength being looked down upon? Does everyone think that we can’t support the body like the feet? We want to do rough and

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    Pointless Violence Under a Veil of Tradition in “The Lottery”: A Discovery Via the Tools of Irony and Symbolism Within the Framework of Formalism The approach to literary criticism known as Formalism focuses on the literary text itself as the source for meaning‚ and deems the text as the only context a critic should turn to for research. It is a style of criticism that places emphasis on the literary tools and techniques in a text‚ apart from a text’s or authors historical context. The key to

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    One Day at the Museum

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    My Day at the Museum The Field Museum is not the way I remember as a teenager in High School. The Tour Guides were good two out of three guided exhibits within their area of expertise. The other one did it out of love of the area she guided. Over all the description of the exhibits was good. Sandy was the first one to guide me‚ I arrived extra early. My intention was to arrive thirty minimizes early to get acquainted with the information area and to give them a chance to make the necessary arrangements

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    Comparative Essay

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    COMPARATIVE ESSAY – Language Analysis ‘Animal welfare is right‚ and its good business too’‚ published in the Australian on the 2nd of June 2012‚ by Craig Emerson is an opinion piece about the welfare and treatment of animals. Aimed at parents‚ older generations and families about animal cruelty. ‘Why it’s ethical to eat meat? To set a “Good” example’‚ published in The New York Times on the 17th of April 2012 by Cathy Erway‚ questions why eating meat is right and why eating meat is wrong. Appealing

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    “The Lottery” to convey how people blindly follow a tradition that‚ in reality‚ is morally brutal. She uses Old Man Warner’s commentary to help portray this issue. For instance‚ Old Man Warner states‚ “‘It’s not the way it used to be‚’ Old Man Warner said clearly. ‘People ain’t the way they used to be”’ (Jackson 7). Old Man Warner comments on everyone’s sympathy for Tessie’s family. He has participated in the lottery for 77 years and based on that experience‚ he comments on how the lottery has changed

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