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    The Journey of Childhood

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    The Journey of Childhood Sandra Cisneros creates a magnificent description of the struggles that children go through in her novel‚ Woman Hollering Creek. The children in her stories experience unfortunate events‚ which will affect their future. In “Eleven”‚ “Barbie Q” and “Mexicans” she tells the stories of three little Hispanic girls who are part of the lower class. The girls are seen differently because they are not the “ideal” Americans. Throughout the stories they learn important lessons and

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    motif in the Aguero Sisters • Button -Cisneros’ own term for a detailed image/short scene can be inserted into similar stories • Magical realism Fantasy detail integrated with realistic events • Prose poem Piece of writing in "prose" whose poetic qualities including intensity‚ compactness‚ prominent rhythms‚ and imagery self-evident • Biographical information— Which writer was involved in the 1950s with the Beats? Robert Stone

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    For me‚ the story Eleven definitely brought back the fears that I too experienced as a child. Sandra Cisneros does a fantastic job of portraying the unfairness and injustice we all had to experience throughout our childhood. It is certainly not Rachel’s sweater but nobody‚ not ever her own teacher will believe her. Her image is in jeopardy here‚ I mean she’s eleven years old and image is everything to an eleven year old girl. Every paragraph in the story illustrates exactly how a young adolescent

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    house on mango street

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    The House on Mango Street Sandra Cisneros’s The House on Mango Street strings together the author’s beliefs and personal experiences and jam-packs them all into a great book. It is about a young gir named Esperanza goring up in an impoverished area. In the book both the Alicia and Esperanza believe that education and writing is a way to better life. Through these characters Cisneros shows that education offers a kind of freedome. The House

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    Women of Hollering Creek

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    Professor Barclay ENG1002 12 October 2008 Literary Analysis Essay from Feminist Perspective When Sandra Cisneros wrote “Women of Hollering Creek” she reflected back on her own life experiences. This is a story that is told from the female perspective from start to finish. Like the lead character‚ Cleofilas‚ Cisneros is Mexican-American and the only daughter in a family that has seven children. Cisneros studied creative writing at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and earned her Masters of Fine Arts degree

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    YOU MAY HAVE A HOUSE BUT NOT A HOME In the novel The house on Mango Street‚ written by Sandra Cisneros many themes are discussed but one major theme is a house but not a home‚ homelessness‚ which catches a reader’s attention. Sandra Cisneros was born in Chicago in the year of 1954. Sandra Cisneros is a brilliant writer. Her novel is read not only by adults but also by children. This novel is used in elementary school‚ middle school‚ high school and even Universities and all because of the Simplicity

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    The House on Mango Street

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    Oakland Unified School District - Lesson by Mary. Scott for House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros BOOK REVIEW – Page 3 (Cultural or Human Rights Essay) CisnerosSandra. The House on Mango Street‚ New York: Random House‚ 1984. “The House on Mango Street” Complete the following: 1) Describe the house on Mango Street 2) Who lived in the house on Mango Street ? 3) Where did the family live before moving to Mango Street? 4) Who was the Landlord at the house on Mango Street ? 5) What were

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    It’s all worth it; every draft‚ every critique‚ every sentence is part of a process that leads to something amazing. This is one meaningful lesson I have learned in Honors English II. I realized that every step taken is a step in the right direction‚ towards progression as a student and ultimately success. Along the journey it is important to keep my eyes on the prize‚ one concept the old woman in “A Worn Path” by Eudora Welty taught me. Keeping her eyes on the prize‚ she is able to overcome obstacles

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    women years ago. The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros portrays the women of the Mexican Culture and their life here in the United States set in Chicago. The women are portrayed by Esperanza who narrates the novel. The roles of women are different for each charterer in the vignettes from being entrapped by men‚ to coming of age‚ the daughter at home or leaving Mango Street. Women become entrapped by their husbands and fathers in this town. Cisneros shows us the negative side of this community

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    Comparison: Alice Walker

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    Comparison Essay Each author has their own sense of style when it comes down to their work. Authors usually come from certain background that is incorporated into their work. Authors Alice Walker and Sandra Cisneros are unique female authors that are known for their extraordinary work. Sandra Cisneros and Alice Walker both use visual image to create an informal modern style‚ yet they differ in their syntax and tone. In The Flowers‚ author Alice Walker use of informal style creates a sense of innocence

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