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    The Sexist Prejudices Affecting Women in The House on Mango Street In my essay I am going to write about the Mexican gender based prejudices and stereotypes which affect the women of Esperanza’s neighborhood in Sandra Cisneros’s novel The House on Mango Street. I would like to point out the lives of the main women characters and their dealing with the prejudices in everyday occasions. Futhermore‚ I want to talk about Esperanza and her attitude towards the surrounding situation and also mention

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    | Lessons from the Wall Street Crisis | Reasons for Risky Behavior of Financial Traders | | | 11/23/2012 | This paper seeks to assess the persistent risky behavior by financial traders and lessons from the Wall Street crisis. | Introduction The tropical storm began in 2007 when two hedge funds who invested in assets guaranteed by subprime loans needed to sell $3.8 billion of obligations. Within minutes one of the most important banks on Wall Street was forced to sell itself

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    Kiarra Bailey English 2/5/2012 Unit 5 Activity: Researching The House on Mango Street What was going on in Chicago in the late 60’s and early 70’s? -High-rise apartments and skyscraper construction was booming. The Chase Tower (First National Bank) on Daley Plaza was one of the first‚ which was completed in 1969. -Beginning in 1960‚ sculptures began to be seen around Chicago created by popular sculptors. The most popular by Pablo Picasso in Daley Center Plaza

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    THE HOUSE ON ZAPOTE STREET Quijano de Manila About the Author Quijano de Manila is the pen name of Nick Joaquin. He started writing before the war and his first story‚ “Three Generations” has been hailed as a masterpiece. He has been recipient of almost all the prestigious awards in literature and the arts‚ including the National Artist Award for Literature in 1976. He was also conferred‚ among other recognitions‚ the Republic Cultural Heritage Award for Literature in 1961‚ the Journalist of

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    It’s the middle of December and I’m convinced I’m dying of depression. Not the depression where I sulk in my bed all day long but the kind where I’m in desperate need of some sort of excitement in life. Mid semester finals are just about over and I’m already drowning in work for all of my classes for next semester. I’m seventeen and seventeen year olds should not have to deal with this much stress in their lives. I mean between Spanish and Statistics‚ I think I might be the first teen to die from

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    problems of the everyday world‚ “The House on Mango Street” by Sandra Cisneros and “I felt a Funeral in my Brain” by Emily Dickinson provides concepts of insanity in different perspectives. Clearly different forms of reality‚ the author’s irony are similar. Two distinctive settings appear as visuals of the event taken at different viewpoints. There are many opinions of the exact theme for these particular stories. One may say that “The House on Mango Street” shows sympathy and hope. Others may

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    Lola finds herself back in her room‚ waking up to the ringing of the telephone. On the other end is Manni. After Lola hears Manni’s proposition‚ she runs out of her apartment. The camera again shifts on the calendar‚ but this time the date says December 23‚ 2017. Manni is shown walking toward the Reichstag building‚ still wrapped. The scene shifts back to Lola and the aristocrat can be seen again talking to a group of people. This time when Lola goes by‚ she knocks off the hat of the aristocrat and

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    Those who do not know her personally or are not residents of Mango Street cannot seem to grasp that the image posed by the neighborhood is not by choice‚ but by necessity. Esperanza continues‚ “They think we’re dangerous.” Others do not acknowledge or even notice that the area is only poor. They automatically become fearful of their safety because society’s version of a safe neighborhood does not look as torn apart or as battered as Mango Street. The appearance of their neighborhood is chained to the

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    america. Others would say that having a nice house in a good neighboorhood‚ a good marriage‚ two kids and a golden retreiver is the american dream. Unlike these beliefs of what the american dream is for many latinos that come to this country the american dream is simply one word‚ survival. For esperanza her american dream is to get out of mango street. Something that she wishes for and is certain that when the time comes she will do. The house on mango street by sandra cisneros manifest all the stuggles

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    In the short story "The House on Mango Street" Sandra Cisneros unfolds her childhood memories where she and her family struggled with poor living conditions on the way to their own house‚ and she seems to suffer from it more than anyone of the family. When one day they finally get the house of their own and her family seems to be ready to settle with it‚ she continues suffering because it ’s not the house she imagined and built up in her dreams. At that point Cisneros obtains her dream to be fulfilled:

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