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    and I choose the book of F. Sionil Jose‚ entitled Tree. Francisco Sionil Jose or simply known as F. Sionil Jose‚ he is one of the most prominent authors of literary books in the Philippines; he created a lot of books that tackled the different issues such as domination‚ deliverance‚ compassion‚ social prejudice and so on. F. Sionil Jose has been called a Philippine national treasure too. He was born on December 3‚ 1924 in Rosales‚ Philippines. He was introduced to literature in public school and

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    9 December 2014 A Separate Peace Essay A Separate Peace‚ written by John Knowles‚ is a novel that takes place during the time of World War Two at a preparatory school in New Hampshire called Devon. The two biggest characters are Gene Forrester and his best friend Phineas and the differences between the two boys demonstrate how difficult friendship can be. Especially with the added struggle of finding personal identities while the war is present. But the envy Gene has for Finny complicated the boundaries

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    This was my first opportunity to meet an author in a setting other than a book signing. The room was filled with more students than I was expecting. I arrived 7 minutes early thinking that this would provide ample time to get a good seat‚ however when I arrived there was only room to sit on the floor in front of Ms. Finney. I was also surprised with the amount of young people interested in what she was saying. Every student that I noticed had a notebook

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    Did a Fall From a Tree Kill Lucy‚ Our Famous Ancestor? Adam Hoffman opens his discussion by describing our first human ancestor‚ Lucy‚ who is believed to be alive 3.18 million years ago. According to research‚ some fractional injuries could point to her falling to her death. Hoffman includes a statement from John Kappelman which states that this is the first autopsy of her cause of death to date. Donald Johanson discovered Lucy in 1974‚ and claims that Lucy’s bone breakage matches that of other

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    and a series of failed recruiting speeches‚ Frederick Douglass seemed embittered‚ even disoriented about his own role (as recruiter‚ orator‚ and editor) in the war effort. He had run out of ways to explain away the unequal pay and other discriminations practiced against black soldiers in the Union forces. But of one thing he was still completely clear: the motives or purposes for which black men might fight in this war. "They go into this war to affirm their manhood‚" declared Douglass‚ "to strike

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    are starting to not let their kids play at a young age. To me if you don’t start them young they won’t be ready when they get older and they won’t know anything about it. Another reason is because if you start them off young you can figure out if they like the sport or not because you shouldn’t force them to play it should be their choice. One final reason is because if you start them off young they will get better and stronger by the time they get to middle school and high school and they would play

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    Gene and Finny are the two main characters of the book A Separate Peace by John Knowles. They are two very different people but manage to still be friends despite. During the course of the book‚ it becomes evident Gene’s envy for Finny. However given the nature of Gene and Finny’s personalities it is almost impossible for Gene to not envy Finny. Gene is an excellent academic student‚ but feels that he needs something more. When looking at his Myers-Briggs personality type he seems to fit into

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    A Separate Peace: Transformation Motif It is important to confront reality‚ no matter how harsh it is. People will always face difficult situations‚ but avoiding them is often more dangerous than the situation itself. In his novel‚ A Separate Peace‚ Knowles explores what can happen when a person or even an institution tries to avoid painful circumstances. In the story‚ Gene‚ the protagonist‚ and his friends are students at the Devon boarding school; and the troubling issues they face are wars‚

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    It’s human nature when we love or care deeply about something we are exposed to the door of betrayal. Is love perilous to your health? Relationships are never easy and they never provide a promise of safety‚ no matter how much we assume it to be joyful –it’s just in the early stages. After going through this the heart loses its basic essence ‘to love’. Betrayal restricts us from stretching and growing; being hurt values nothing more than a mere experience. Betrayal drops us down to our needs and

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    relation of a man to his much younger self. Gene confesses that he is still stuck in the time of World War II; his memory still has a tremendous hold on him‚ as evidenced by his ability to recall the goings on of fifteen years’ past with such detail. The presence of memory‚ and its role over time‚ is a major theme of this book; when Gene reiterates his thoughts on the past and on the lasting impact of the events he is describing‚ he only increases the importance of this theme within the novel.

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