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    The Fabulous Fifties

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    Some may call it the "fabulous fifties‚" but others call it a time of "tensions and insecurities." Several people think back on the fifties and remember them as the "good old days‚" while others think of it as a time of crisis and terror. Although Americans were faced with many hardships throughout the fifties‚ I think that the positive aspects such as the new technologies‚ growing economy‚ higher focus on education‚ and growing job opportunities of the era outnumber the negative aspects‚ such

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    After intuitively analyzing the text‚ one can conclude that Walker was very profound in asserting her desired theme and message in the story through her use of narrative conventions. Specifically‚ Walker accentuated the theme that “strong female relationships between women enable them to combat male oppression and domination‚” through the internal and external development of the protagonist Celie‚ the influential role of the secondary characters and through one of the central conflicts in the story

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    true story tells us of the young woman‚ Celie‚ and her hardships. From a young age she was repeatedly abused by her step-father and was then forced into an abusive marriage‚ jumping out of the fry pan and into the hotplate. Celie is isolated from her sister Nettie and her 2 children; her only support networks and writes to God as a way of overcoming her harsh conditions‚ until Shug Avery enters her life. Shug‚ an outspoken and free woman inspires Celie to rise above her adversities and gain a sense of

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    Molly: Episodic Memory

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    Case Study Student Background Molly is seventeen years old and a senior in high school. She was adopted from Poland along with her brother when she was a young baby. She was born prematurely‚ so she has some developmental delays including epilepsy‚ intellectual‚ and cognitive disabilities (e.g.‚ struggles with reading‚ writing‚ math‚ etc.). Her maturity level and cognitive processing abilities are around that of a thirteen-year-old girl. Since her learning process is delayed‚ she has been placed

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    Color Purple is about a fourteen-year-old girl name Celie who was raped repeatedly by a man whom she was lead to believe as her father majority of her life later only to find out later after her mother’s death he was not. At the time she believed that her father was her father so finding out that her father‚ Alphonso was not her father made her relieved being that she had gave birth to two children whom she believed was her brother and sister. Celie experienced rape‚ incest‚ sex and forced labor. She

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    the traits and aspirations of the two‚ as Alice Walker drew portraits of three women in a family in "Everyday Use". Maggie Johnson was the youngest of the two daughters‚ and her older sister Dee had gone to college and hadn ’t been home in over a decade. Maggie stayed at her mother ’s side‚ to make a life for herself that seemed suitable for her. In this story‚ Maggie is a fragile young woman‚ however a strong character that is opposite of her sister Dee‚ who underestimates Maggie for the person she

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    Purple‚ Walker realistic shows the many strong connections and loyalties the characters have with one another. One strong bond that is shown throughout the book is between Celie and her sister Nettie. They always had a strong bond‚ even when Celie feared that Nettie was dead because they did not hear from each other for a long period of time. In one of Nettie’s letters to Celie‚ she wrote “But God‚ I miss you‚ Celie. I think about the time you laid yourself down for me. I love you with all my heart”

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    Dee has always been different from her Mama and sister‚ Maggie. In the story “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker‚ Dee feels that her family heritage is a nuisance and wants to have a different one. Coming home from college one weekend she brings a boy with her named Hakim-a-barber‚ are visiting the family and having a dinner that Mama has prepared for everyone. Dee has many conflicts with her mother. Dee has high self-appearance standards‚ wants everything to be hers‚ and knows little about her family

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    Alice Walker once stated” In nature‚ nothing is perfect and everything is perfect. Trees can be contorted‚ bent in weird ways‚ and they’re still beautiful.” Many people objects that tell their stories are non-living. Mine on the contradict is living‚ it moves‚breathes‚grows and takes essential nutrients. It is not just an object to me but also my friend .Just as the above quote stated my object is a tree. It all began with a small green seedling‚ who needed all the support and care it could get

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    the rural South‚ the characters of Mama‚ Dee‚ and Maggie remind me of my mother‚ my sisters‚ and I. The three of us look alike‚ share some DNA‚ and have spent most of our lives together‚ but other than that‚ we have nothing in common. While it would be expected for three closely related women to have much in common‚ Mama‚ Dee‚ and Maggie each have a very different life story‚ perspective on life‚ and concept of history. Walker informs mothers and daughters that bonding between family members is important

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