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    positive personification of nature. This is shown when he uses phrases such as; ‘All the bright company of Heaven‚ Hold them in their high comradeship’‚ ‘They stand to him each one a friend’ and ‘They gently speak in the windy weather‚ they guide him to valley and ridges end’. The words ‘Bright Company of heaven’ refers to the stars‚ and ‘Hold them in high comradeship’ insinuates that if a soldier were to die in battle they would become one of the stars in heaven. The use of the words ‘They stand to him

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    All Quiet On the Western Front expresses a story filled with the beauty of comradeship between each of the soldiers by finding solace in one another and the extenuating gestures of raillery throughout the book that help keep them from completely being taken over by the fear of death‚ or even war itself. Throughout all the horrifying pictures of death and inhumanity‚ Remarque shows a quality that makes it better: comradeship. Two scenes that caught to my attention that showed acts of soldiers finding

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    different views and representations of the war. Remarque‚ through the eyes of the narrator Paul Baumer and his imagery‚ exposes the reader to the gruesome horrors of the front. Remarque speaks about how the only worthwhile aspect of the war is comradeship and friendship‚ but this seems to lose hope as well. The war erased a whole generation and Remarque clearly identifies this in the novel. Through the eyes of the narrator Paul Baumer and the graphic use of language‚ Remarque‚ exposes the reader

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    “… she had represented peace‚ stability‚ comradeship and the steadying sense of an inescapable duty”. (Ch 21) Discuss the role and presentation of May Welland in the light of this comment. The qualities of peace‚ stability‚ comradeship and having a steadying sense of inescapable duty together with being innocent and pure are qualities that encompass the ‘ideal’ wife and product of Old New York. May Welland possessing these qualities‚ is perceived to be the most ideal wife by the society Old New

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    Character Analysis Paper World War I was a brutal and murderous fight. Over 38 million people suffered casualties with 17 million deaths and around 20 million soldiers were wounded during the war. Soldiers showed courage by fighting and learned how important it is to trust other men. They faced hard conditions and suffered many injuries. In the novel‚ All Quiet on The Western Front‚ Erich Maria Remarque portrays the main character‚ Paul Baümer‚ as a superior comrade‚ a smart decision-maker‚ and

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    process and to recognize the possible stressors associated with this period; to provide a path through the liminal state. The final year of secondary education‚ a period of life with mutual experiences for all graduates‚ is accompanied by a level of comradeship and recognition of common ambiguity of social role. All ‘nonliminal distinctions disappear[ed]’ (Schultz & Lavenda‚ 2005‚ p.167) as we were unified by the common rite of passage we were undertaking. Arnold Van Gennep (1960) noted that any movement

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    and is a flame which will continue to burn in the hearts of all Australians and New Zealanders. It is “…the ability of ordinary people to do extraordinary things”(1) one ANZAC soldier said. The true spirit of ANZAC mateship is demonstrated by the comradeship that the men felt and this brings future generations to respect those young Australians. The endurance and pride portrayed by the ANZACs is still apparent now and it is the true embodiment of the Aussie spirit. The biography Soldier Boy‚ by Anthony

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    between the boys and the girls. They played and studied together. Plato‚ the Greek philosopher‚ was also in favour of co-education. He believed that co-education helped in the development of personality of men and women and created a feeling of comradeship between them. He felt that co­education was the only method to make both men and women useful members of society. In ancient India also boys and girls were brought up and taught together. They were not segregated from each other. Nowadays‚ the

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    people. However‚ Anderson explains in his book titled Imagined Communities that it is imagined as a community‚ because‚ regardless of the actual inequality and exploitation that may prevail in each‚ the nation is always conceived as deep‚ horizontal comradeship. On reading the book titled Imagined Communities by Benedict Anderson‚ I have realized that most of our citizens identify themselves as a community‚ and they are limited to religious and the racial characteristics of their lives. Anderson explained

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    there were over thirty general fraternities in the country. Today’s fraternities still have the characteristics of past fraternities. These characteristics include "a ritual‚ oaths of fidelity‚ a grip‚ a motto‚ a badge ‚ friendship and comradeship (Klepper 1937:56) . During membership one must learn leadership skills. For this reason fraternities embrace these offices held by members: President‚ Vice-president‚ Treasurer‚ Scribe‚ etc. Since membership is seen as a great achievement by other

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