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    this is cool‚lie:
In
a
way
you’re
sort
of
testing
yourself
by
coming
here? Lewis:
…She
hates
talk
about
love.
She
thinks
its
icky.
‘Love
is
the
last
gasp
of
the
 bourgeois
romanticism’
she
says.
She
hates
me
doing
an
opera
about
love
and
 fidelity
while
thousands
of
Vietnamese
are
being
killed
by
America
troops. Julie:
I
don’t
like
men’s
double
standards‚
I
guess.
Men
want
women
to
deceive
 them
because
it’ll
prove
their
worst
thoughts
about
women… Julie:
My
parents
had
me
committed.
They
think
its
sort
of
like
a
holiday

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    How is the story told in Cousin Kate? Cousin Kate is told in first person narrative from the view of an unnamed narrator; however‚ the narrator is also involved in the poem. It is told in ballad form and also could be interpreted as a letter to the narrator’s Cousin‚ Kate. The narrator introduces herself as a “cottage maiden”‚ she is seen as humbling herself and through this first line we see her as a meek character. This meek character contrasts to the anger and jealousy we see from the narrator

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    1. Tina attributes her poor performance on the quiz to her teacher’s inability to teach the material. However‚ she believes that other students who did not do well on the quiz failed because they did not study hard enough. Tina’s reasoning illustrates: a. the actor/observer discrepancy. b. the fundamental attribution error. c. self-fulfilling prophecy. d. ingroup favoritism. 2. Adriana was assigned to do a class project with Jim. Jim rarely spoke in class‚ and Adriana didn’t

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    Inside Society In general society‚ people are extremely shallow and are attracted to others physically instead of emotionally. The outward appearance of someone has more meaning to the human eye than one’s inner beauty‚ unfortunately. Khalil Gibran’s “On Beauty” chapter in his novel‚ The Prophet‚ discusses many of his idealistic views on beauty. Written in 1923‚ The Prophet has many aspects that still apply today‚ but also some that do not. Idealistically‚ people should search for inner beauty

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    Hale’ Alexander Dr. Felty English 101 June 22‚ 2013 The Cultural Insights of Footbinding The Chinese practiced foot binding for over a thousand years in the Song and T’ang dynasties. Some people found it very cruel‚ and then some found it fascinating. The ‘Golden Lotuses’ were the art and symbol for the wealth and beauty of ancient China. For any other culture‚ one would ask what foot binding is? Or‚ how did foot binding in Ancient China compare to John Fairbank’s text “Footbinding”? Also

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    "The authors of ’American Psycho’ and ’The Wasp Factory’ present their protagonists Patrick Bateman and Frank Cauldhame to have very similar personalities." How far do you agree? ‘American Psycho’ and ‘The Wasp Factory’ are two controversial dark novels in which the protagonist gets away with murder. They were published only seven years apart‚ ‘The Wasp Factory’ being the first. ‘The Wasp Factory’ was Iain Banks first published novel‚ and was released into the conservative United Kingdom in 1984

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    All of us write essays on different topics while studying in primary school. These topics also include animals like cow‚ elephant‚ dog etc. Here is one of such essays with some modern terminology. I am quite sure everyone would like it. Here is the cow. She is a successful and very beautiful animal. She is very cute and is liked by everyone in town. She is 4-footed and gives milk because she is a female. The animal has many uses for all of us. We use it for meat‚ milk and manure as well... :) The

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    Growing up in a world where people think fashion is everything‚ seeing perfume and clothing advertisements can make young people want to be like the people in those ads. When reading magazines‚ you see a lot of sex. Many name brands think the best way to sell a product is through sex. Dolce & Gabbana is an example of selling sex to make a profit. There are very few ads where they are not selling a product through sex. On the D & G website‚ almost every ad is sexual. They have men and women lying

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    My Mother‚ the Person I Admire the Most I admire a lot of people but the person I admire the most is my mother. She is the most important person in my life. There is no reason for me to live without her by my side. My mom is a church leader. She a very good leader because she work hard and give a very good advice. She cares about everyone job‚ but not only works also their health. She works hard every day and she likes to learn something new. She loves to go down Church at the provinces and teach

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    In society are often interested in men who are not good for them. Scott Fitzgerald shows how falling in love cannot be based on someone’s appearance alone. Julia Ross was immedialtey attracted to Dick Ragland and didn’t care about anything else except his looks alone. Julia suddenly wanted to know more about Dick as soon as she laid eyes on him‚ “Handsome! He’s an archangel‚ he’s a mountain lion‚ he’s something to eat. Just why didn’t you introduce him?” (421). This shows how she immediately focused

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