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    1. ‘It Is The Constant Image of Your Face’ – Dennis Brutus The persona seeks to resolve the innate conflict that resounds within him- he is torn between the love he holds for his country and the desire he possesses for his loved one. He begs ‘mitigation’ from the land for his act of treason or betrayal that he has committed through finding love with a woman. (Patriotism) 2. Dulce Et Decorum Est [Pro Patria Mori] – Wilfred Owen The intent of this poem is to demolish the stereotypical views of war

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    What is the significance of the scene between Elizabeth and John Proctor? What does it reveal about their relationship and about their characters? The significance of the scene is that Elizabeth asks John questions when he gets home late and she shows him no affection like if she doesn’t really trust him anymore. It reveals that their relationship no longer has trust. Why do you think Miller would include such a conversation? Miller included the conversation to expose John Proctor of his

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    Abandoned Love Annotated

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    Abandoned Love We seek for love‚ We seek for care‚ Our innate feature‚ But love has vanished. It slowly flew away from us. Left in the cold blizzard‚ Seeking for love. They pretend for their necessities‚ But they wouldn’t look back‚ As it is over. Then the blizzard come again. A guy with receipts walk by‚ Face of love‚ Feeling of hate‚ Heart of despair. People laid on the road‚ Stoned and pale‚ Nobody cares‚ maybe some‚ To take videos‚ And tell the world‚ By just a click

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    Analysis: Human capital

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    human capital (McConnell‚ 2009). Company can spend not only on formal education for employees‚ but also can spend on informal training. In addition‚ providing them with health or other benefits could also improve employees’ productivity. According to Dereck Jones (2008)‚ investment in human capital benefits both the employee and the employer. For instance‚ when a company invests in training‚ Jones posits that the company benefits through increased efficiency in the production process and thus experiences

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    Drugs and Alcohol

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    influence of drugs young people experience new feelings and are ready to go into the deep end. They are more aggressive and uncontrolled. The majority of rapes and dangerous sexual intercourse happen under the influence of drugs and alcohol (Walcott 51). What are the reasons of such widespread alcohol dependence? The major reason of this abuse is the psychological instability of teenagers. Young people begin to drink at about thirteen years old when their psychology is unstable and their

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    ohn Proctor was born in England.[5][6] When he was just three years old‚ his parents brought their family to America. They sailed from London‚ England‚ on 12 April 1635[7] on a ship called the “Susan and Ellen”.[8] Upon arrival‚ they settled in the Chebacco area of Ipswich‚ Massachusetts.[9][10][11] Proctor’s father owned many properties and was considered to be one of the wealthiest residents in Ipswich and had two shares in Plum Island in 1664.[12] He also held many offices within the colony.[13]

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    I anxiously look around as I enter the courtroom‚ the benches are empty from left to right . All the judges have their eyes on me and it is not the kind of spotlight I want. Immediately‚ my eyes fall down to the ground as I walk with Mr. Proctor by my side. I am here today to confess that I saw no spirits o and that poppet was mine and not Goody Proctor’s. I am willingly to confess to help Mr. Proctor protect Goody Proctor from wrongful accusations of witchcraft. Moreover‚ I am terrified if I say

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    Salem Witch Trials The infamous Salem witch trials began during the spring of 1692‚ after a group of young girls in Salem Village‚ Massachusetts‚ claimed to be possessed by the devil and accused several local women of witchcraft. As a wave of hysteria spread throughout colonial Massachusetts‚ a special court convened in Salem to hear the cases; the first convicted witch‚ Bridget Bishop‚ was hanged that June. Eighteen others followed Bishop to Salem’s Gallows Hill‚ while some 150 more men‚ women

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    A Far Cry from Africa

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    Derek Walcott‚ a poet and Dramatist‚ was born in 1930 in Saint Lucia. As he was belong to both African and European roots he identifies himself as a mongrel. This mixed heritage makes him able to identify the post colonial situation more effectively and successfully. He was awarded for the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1992. In the poem A Far Cry from Africa the poet ironically describes how he rejects the British culture and the colonial ideology. The poem A Far Cry from Africa belongs to

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    Amazing Grace Reflection

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    J. Walcott IDIS 205 Evan Kroon 3/20/14 The theme that stuck out most to me in Kozol’s Amazing Grace was the theme of oppression. Merriam-Webster defines oppression as‚ “unjust or cruel exercise of authority or power” or “a sense of being weighed down in body or mind.”  There seemed to be so many things oppressing the people that Kozol writes about. Things like: the healthcare system‚ the education system‚ lawmakers‚ their surroundings‚ and even their race is causing

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