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    Outline for “The Life You Save May Be Your Own” I. Introduction to Flannery O’Connor A. Quote 1 – “O’Connor was born in 1925 to a prominent Georgia family of devout Roman Catholics—an anomaly in the largely Protestant South.” “She finally succumbed to lupus in August 1964 at age 39.” B. Quote 2 – “She moved back to Georgia to live with her mother on a dairy farm and continued to write‚ publishing Wise Blood in 1952‚ the story collection A Good Man Is Hard to Find in 1955‚ and a second novel

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    Perhaps the most famous author of Southern Gothic literature‚ Flannery O’Connor’s short stories depict grotesque themes through the utilization of dark humour and damaged characters. In “A Good Man is Hard to Find‚” the southern setting provides the perfect space for a distorted series of events‚ leading to the murder of an entire family. In “Everything That Rises Must Converge‚” the character of various people are dissected in an attempt to understand each character’s southern personality. Lastly

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    As the most important approach of sequestration‚ Flannery then introduces the third way technologies which strengthen Earth’s natural self-regulatory system of drawing CO2 out of the atmosphere‚ or in ways that simulate it. this as an involvement of the deployment of technologies methods and approaches that recreate‚ enhance or restore the processes that maintain the balance of greenhouse gases prior to human interference‚ with the aim of drawing carbon‚ at scale‚ out of the Earth’s atmosphere and/or

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    A Good Man Is Hard To Find

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    *Re-read the Story "A Good Man is Hard to Find" by Flannery O’Connor ‚ following the “Re-Reading Fiction Suggestions” above. Answer the following questions: Are there any details that were newly recognized during this reading or that you notice tie in with earlier ones? I gained a better visual of the car the family was riding in while re-reading the story. I didn’t understand they were in a car‚ I had visualized the family riding in a station wagon. I also became aware of the fact that at the

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    Fictional Writer is to capture the reality and portray the Absolute Truth in his work. He must be cautious not to detach himself from the vision of what-is‚ for that will decipher whether it is a good or bad piece of art. The famous fictional writer Flannery O’Connor states‚ “For the writer of Fiction‚ everything has its testing point in the eye.” The testing point is in the eye‚ for the true artist has the ability to present the reader with ideas and realities through sensible objects like the characters

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    have great affects on multiple societies. An apologist is a person who makes a defense in a speech or writing of a belief or idea. Flannery O’Connor is an example of an

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    What I found most interesting about Flannery O’Connor “Everything That Rises Must Converge‚” short story was that not much has changed in today’s society. Some of the same views Julian mother have are portrayed in people today. Sad but true‚ this short story‚ was powerful and perfectly written thru the eyes of Flannery O’Connor. It proved how imperfect human beings can be. The mother in this short story had issues with prejudice and racism because of the world she had grew up in. Julian’s mom

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    Medication errors has always been a major problem in healthcare. Drugs errors continue to claim many innocent lives. The purpose of the research was to identified the causes of medication errors during cardiopulmonary arrest. According by the article by Flannery & Parli (2016)‚ medication errors in the intensive care unit (ICU) range from 8.1 to 2344 per 1000 patient-days. Unfortunately‚ drug errors that occurred during Cardiac resuscitation are less identified and reported. The main reason for that is because

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    In Flannery O’Connor’s short story‚ A Good Man Is Hard To Find‚ she narrates a trip taken by a family of six to the sunshine state of Florida. From the beginning we can tell that the grandmother does not want to go because a criminal had escaped prison. Throughout the short story we follow the road trip right up to when the family has a car accident and they find themselves face to face with The Misfit. By the end of the story the family is murdered‚ however we learn that The Misfit knows who God

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    Rising from Racism to Converge in Equality Generations of people always grow up learning different beliefs from their parents‚ who usually still hold on to old fashioned beliefs and ideas. “Everything That Rises Must Converge”‚ by Flannery O’ Connor‚ is considered a humorous but enthralling tale of a college graduate named Julian who lives with his prejudiced mother. The story takes place a couple years after segregation ended in the South‚ and African Americans and Caucasians can share public

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