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    O-Lan In The Good Earth

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    O-lan and Her Self Appreciation A person’s value should not be determined by what others around them think‚ but rather how they act and speak. Many good people‚ though‚ disregard this and rely on others to tell them their worth and value‚ all the while catering to these people’s needs. Underappreciated and disregarded‚ they allow others to label them; never standing up for themselves. In Pearl Buck’s The Good Earth‚ a perfect example of this type of person would be the character O-lan. She always

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    Women ’s Lost and Returned Souls —— An Analysis of Women ’s Displacement and Epiphany in O ’Connor ’s Works Yuan LinLin April 20‚ 2013 Abstract This paper aims at analyzing certain female characters in Flannery O’Connor’s works from the perspective of feminism. By combining the displacement theory in psychology and the Christian existentialism‚ it illustrates specific changes and reconstructions realized by female characters before and after the occurrence of displacement

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    Reflecting on “Everything That Rises Must Converge” The inspiration for the title of Flannery O’Connor’s short-story “Everything That Rises Must Converge” was a piece of work titled “Omega Point” by a French Philosopher named Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. The characters in “Everything That Rises Must Converge” could both learn a lot from French philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s words. In “Omega Point” de Chardin says‚ “Remain true to yourself‚ but move ever upward toward greater consciousness

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    Elliot Hawksfell‚ Viscount Drake‚ feels trapped. When he receives an invitation to Hawksfell Manor‚ he sees an opportunity to escape his life of empty sexual encounters to sooth his Hawk beast. Brent Mason has been friends with Elliot since they were boys. Now he loves Elliot‚ but doubts he’ll ever love him back. Violet Hart needs her job as lady’s maid at Hawksfell Manor‚ and sends money home to her widowed father. But Elliot Hawk tempts her. There’s something about his friend‚ too. Brent seems

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    Grey Eminence: Fox Conner

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    graduated a century after Fox Conner. He is an avid outdoorsman and has a Masters Degree from Syracuse University. He was the assistant professor of American Politics. He had an interest in military history which lead to him reading the bios of great leader and Fox Conner was a name that kept reappearing in some of the greatest military leaders in history. With no biography or information on a Major General‚ Cox began to do research on Conner. Finding that Conner had his aids burn most of his

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    “Everything That Rises Must Converge” by Flannery O’Connor In the story‚ “Everything That Rises Must Converge”‚ is about Julian who recently graduated from college. His mother attends weight-loss class every week at the YMCA to reduce her high blood pressure. He takes his mother there every week because she refuses to take the bus by herself since integration. Julian proclaims that one day he will make money and imagines moving to a house in the country. His mother always tells him to keep on dreaming

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    name is Flannery O’Connor‚ 1925-1964. 3. Mrs. Turpin is the main character of this short story and proves to be a dynamic character. In the beginning of the story Mrs. Turpin immediately starts judging everyone in the waiting room of the doctor’s office. While observing these people she was thinking to herself how grateful she was that she was a white woman with a nice home and land as opposed to being “white trash” or black. She even says that she believes that poverty stricken black people cannot

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    A Family Without Words In the award winning movie‚ Ordinary People‚ Calvin‚ Beth‚ and Conrad face major conflict due to silence and violence to the loss of their family member‚ Buck. The family endures many feelings to discuss but they are avoiding communication. Conrad is the main character and struggles with the loss of his brother. This affects him deeply as well as the family and causes avoidance of one another. They easily fall into arguments and quit many daily activities due to grief. Although

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    In “A Good Man is Hard to Find”‚ by Flannery O’Connor‚ the theme is grace‚ the idea that nothing we do can save us from our own faults. In the beginning of the story‚ the grandmother talks about how you cannot even trust anybody in the world‚ while she is actually being more untrustworthy than those of the world. After reading the story‚ you can see how her actions and her words are ironic because she is actually lying and cheating the family. Analyzing the characters‚ setting‚ and irony of the story

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    agency‚ and understand the importance of telling the truth. The suspense that the book ensued and the way in which the author denied trying to teach a lesson‚ ultimately showed the importance of actions being more important than simply thoughts of good actions. Also‚ as I was reading‚ I connected discussions from class to topics discussed in the book‚ such as the sense of agency‚ defamiliarization‚ and the idea that novels should not be based upon lessons due to them pushing the reader away instead

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