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    father’s crude "ritual‚" as he grows older. Itabari’s father was‚" viewed in isolation‚" making it impossible for any kind of relationship to form. Young sons typically envy their father figure. Many sons are astonished at their father’s ability to be flawless. Laughing‚ "through his perfect white teeth‚" shows Brad’s positive envy of his father’s appearance. In disgust‚ Njeri describes his father’s "hairy legs‚" "breasts that could fill a B cup‚" and "balding head." Njeri describes his father

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    "Harmony within diversity must be nurtured and cherished" is a statement which brings forth an empowering message. It is a beautiful message that instils tolerance and contentedness within an individual towards their brethren and sistren‚ for it does not condemn nor does it condone unity but merely states that one should cherish their individuality or nationalism‚ as they would their fellow countrymen‚ with their heads held high. It is at its core‚ a relatively simple and tacit message that spreads

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    Football at Slack by Ted Hughes Analysis of Language 1. The language of the poem is distinctive in its use of verbs. Scan the verses and identify the types of verbs used. Can you suggest why they fit the scene? In the first verse there are three verbs: plunging‚ bounced‚ and bounced. Plunging and bounced are effective in fitting the scene because they are words synonymous with football: footballs bounce‚ and players plunge for the ball‚ a goal‚ an attack. They are all normal verbs that are

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    John Berger’s “Ways of Seeing” John Berger’s “Ways of Seeing” is an in depth look on art‚ the way people view it and the influences that traditional oil painting has had on society and modern day publicity. The beginning of the book goes into the issue of how people now look at art versus how people in the past look at art and how reproduction has effected this. The relationship between social status and the subjects of oil painting‚ particularly the female nude is discussed as well. Berger turns

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    A Huge Unsolved Problem

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    very long time. From a native’s perspective‚ Kincaid shows us the hatred Antiguans feel for white people since the colonization is based on racism and envy for their life conditions. The huge difference between natives and tourists is the main reason why Antiguans show their resentment towards tourists even though they do nothing wrong. The envy that they feel for them is mostly based on the clear distinction between the native and the tourist‚ which in this case is the priority that a man gets

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    Narcissistic Personality Disorder 1. Definition According to Mayo Clinic This is a mental disorder where people feel that they are more important than others. They expect respect from others but yet they show a lack of empathy toward others. Behind what they show on the outside‚ the individual has this huge ego there lies a sensitive self-esteem that is vulnerable to any kind of criticism. 2. Causes and Risk Factors According to Mayo Clinic • Having confusion between parent-child relationships

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    In the reading‚ “If Men Could Menstruate‚” the author‚ Gloria Steinem‚ argues that no matter what the characteristic may be‚ men would still find a way to justify how and why this particular characteristic—in this case‚ menstruation—would still be a characteristic that only the powerful can hold. Although at first I was a bit confused as to what exactly Steinem was arguing and why‚ after having read the article multiple times‚ I was finally able to make sense of where she was coming from through

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    Saturday at the Canal Analysis In the poem‚ Saturday at the Canal‚ author Gary Soto tells the story of two teenage kids who are unhappy with their lives. They were expecting their lives to be different even though they were only seventeen. The author makes sure we realize just how miserable they are. He uses descriptive writing to help us understand how they feel. Soto is also careful not to be too specific about certain ideas in order to help the reader create their own interpretation of this poem

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    Yolanda Bonita Personal essay Oct 6st 2009 SCHOOL TRIP In my busy life‚ I barely had time to relax. I woke up in the morning‚ went to school‚ came home‚ did my homework‚ and so on. I never thought that I had a monotonous life. At least‚ not until I went on a school trip. A school trip sounded ordinary to me because every year there would be a school trip. For me‚ a school trip was just something that could help me to skip class. Apparently‚ most of my friends also had the same thing in mind

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    The Heroism in Satan

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    is also a more democratic leader when he rules in Hell. By making the villain heroic‚ Milton not only amplified the power of evil‚ but also shadowed his own political aspiration into this attractive character. Satan’s rebellion is because of his envy against the son of God. As indicated by Milton in Book V of Paradise Lost: “he [Satan] of the first / If not the first Arch-Angel‚ great in Power / In favour and preeminence” (Book V‚ 659-661)‚ Satan once was a mighty angel favored by God. When God

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