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    The short story Everyday Uses by Alice Walker has always been a favorite of mine. I remember the first time that I studied this story and how the ideas and feelings interested me. This is the reason why I chose this story. I hope that students will find it as interesting as I did. My goal for the literature circle group discussions is for students to compare and contrast the interpretations of the characters speech‚ action‚ and silence. Who talks‚ and to what effect? How does this affect the students’

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    in a new and young world is what inspires writers to tell stories about people who can cope with the young world like in “Miss Brill”. In Miss brill there is an old woman that isolates herself from the real world trying to preserve the old and shelter it from the new. Furthermore‚ another story that is influenced by this theme of the young world not understanding the ways of the old. Is the short story “Everyday Use” a story about a girl that doesn’t understand the importance of the traditional meaning

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    The world is coming alive right before my eyes. The beauty of the land in colorado has many depths to it‚ and my senses are bubbling with both excitement and tranquility. The sounds‚ the smells and the sights are amazing. I own the sunrise this morning. The boulder I am standing on is slippery with fresh morning dew. There is not one person in sight. I see a small stream trickling down the hillside as if it were for the first time. Orange silk blankets the sky; the sun is rising! I can see creatures

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    Use of Paralanguage and Kinesics in Everyday Life The use of kinesics and paralanguage in everyday life is the most prominent use of persuasion we use subconsciously. They are used subconsciously because you may not know what they mean. Which can cause cultural tension if you do something that may seem harmless to you but may be a great insult to another culture. Paralanguage has many forms such as whistling which can be used by many people as a means of entertaining by whistling a song or

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    and stance on things like politics and people in general. Culture can be defined as what you are‚ or like how I like to think about it‚ as your history and events you grew up in. In the short story “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker a quote expressing my idea is‚” Maggie can’t appreciate these quilts!’ she said.’ She’d probably be backward enough to put them to everyday use‚” (Walker 64). This explains a story where an educated daughter separates from her culture to another‚ but still wants history

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    Something any soccer player wants most than anything in the world‚ a President’s Cup championship. Practice is the reason for these types of tournaments. All the practice and extra work I put in payed off. I put in so much hard word and dedication‚ you wouldn’t believe. We had to do a lot of conditioning and drills to get to this point. My team and I worked ourselves to the point of breakage. We worked all summer for this moment. We played against higher level teams to make us better‚ and that was

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    Flowing lava‚ rich agriculture and miles of beach-lined coast are key aspects linked to the state’s biggest landmass‚ the Island of Hawaii. Embraced by thousands of miles of the Pacific Ocean‚ Hawaii has a unique‚ come-as-you-are attitude expressed in its aloha spirit. A warm welcome is all but guaranteed as you arrive to experience all the delights this special island has to offer. Hawaii is made for experiences‚ known as one of the best travel areas in the world. The activities tourist can experience

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    Reaching the 10 mile mark to get back to the original camping site got everyone happy but the happiness soon died as the dark clouds caved our heads and tiny little droplets fell down like bullets. The strong wind howled through the river and the thunder roared. Trees on the side started dancing and leaves clapped their hands. My canoe started rocking harder and harder from side to side allowing the big waves to come into my canoe. Three canoes was already ahead of us and another just went past

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    The adrenaline pumped through my veins. My heart was beating so loud and fast. There was the ball‚ held in the referee’s hands‚ about to be thrown up into the air. I stood a few feet behind the boy on the opposite team‚ poised and ready to catch the ball when my teammate smacked it toward me. Oh‚ I was so nervous. Suddenly the basketball hit my stomach with incredible force. It bounced off and rolled away on the floor to be picked up by the opposite team. The game had begun‚ and I had already dropped

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    tells of a mother on the porch waiting to be reunited with her eldest daughter‚ Dee. In the story‚ there are no signs of a father so you have to assume that the mother‚ narrator‚ raised the girls most of their lives. As soon as Dee returns Mama and Maggie‚ youngest daughter‚ notice a change in her right away. She was very well dressed and came with a certain surprise‚ an Arab guy named Hakim-a-barber. In a way I see how Dee/ Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo and Beneatha from “A Raisin in the Sun” are similar

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