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    found in had handles as if it is an important factor. In general her reaction to Jacks history is ridiculous claiming Gwendolyn would ‘Marry into a cloakroom to a parcel.’ The character even claims to marry Gwendolyn he must get himself some parents – which is completely ridiculous. Another example of incongruity is the muffin scene towards the end. After both Cecily and Gwendolyn find out the truth about Jack and Algernon’s names and hurriedly leave one would expect the two characters to follow

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    A CONFIDENT BLACK MAN

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    3 October 2013 A Confident Black Man Dudley Felker Randall born in Washington‚ D.C.‚ January 14‚ 1914. The Randall’s moved to Detroit when Dudley was nine years old. Randall’s earliest recollection of composing a poem was when his mother took him to a band concert. Randall ’s poetry is illustrated by simplicity and realism. Randall’s date of birth was January 14‚ 1914 in Washington D.C. He was the son of Arthur George Clyde a (Congressional Minister)‚ and Ada Viola a teacher Randall. Randall’s

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    Maira Aguirre Rachel Woods Professor Seiler Lakewood Ranch High School State College of Florida The Importance of Being Earnest: A tale of Victorian mockery  "Every word and every part of an individual was expected to be in accordance with the rigid moral and behavior rules‚ and each‚ even the slightest deviation from the rule was considered an offence which made the delinquent publicly disgraced. Even literature and art had its cannons which were to be respected" (Mathews‚ 2009). In Oscar

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    The two poems "The Discovery" by Gwendolyn MacEwen and "Pied Beauty" by Gerard Manley Hopkins have many similarities and differences. "The Discovery" by MacEwen is a poem about constant exploration and how nothing can ever fully be understood. "Pied Beauty" by Hopkins is a God fearing that is concerned with the continuous appreciation of everything God has created. Both authors depict a main central theme of an unappreciated world. However‚ both authors describe their themes in contradicting ways

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    had children. Maugham attended King’s School in Canterbury before travelling to Germany at the age of sixteen to study literature and philosophy at Heidelberg University. It was here that he had his first homosexual relationship with John Ellingham Brooks (1863-1929). Back in England‚ and after a short stint as accountant‚ he studied medicine at St Thomas’s Hospital in London. Never having difficulty with his studies‚ he qualified as Member of the Royal College of Surgeons and licentiate of the Royal

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    that Jack has not realized the importance of being earnest; otherwise he would have admitted that he is a liar. Wilde uses a play on words in reference to earnest to show that Jack realized the importance of being named Ernest in order to marry Gwendolyn‚ instead of the importance of honesty and sincerity. Wilde shows Jack to be a paradox because claims that his name is Ernest‚ but in reality Jack is not honest. Oscar Wilde develops Jack’s character to be hypocritical‚ showing that he is the opposite

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    these rituals. Gwendolyn says “I adore you. But you haven’t proposed to me yet. Nothing has been said at all about marriage. The subject has not even been touched on” (622). This shows that Jack is ignoring the stages of courting and jumping right into marriage. Wilde is certainly satirically commenting on courting and how there really just has to be a mutual attraction. Upon Gwendolyn’s acceptance of his proposal‚ the problems with different social affairs begin to be unraveled. Gwendolyn says “I am

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    insight to the day to day lives of others as well as to the deep underlying meanings hidden all around us. The poem ‘kitchenette building’ is an amazing representation of how the everyday lives of others can be shown through poetry. In this poem‚ Gwendolyn Brooks shows how those in the kitchenette building she once lived in are not given the chance they deserve to live their dreams. Instead they are forced to go with the flow of the lives they currently live. The poem is showing how those in the building

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    Gwendolyn and Cecily are guilty of conforming to female stereotypes on numerous occasions. Algernon makes an intelligent assessment when he states‚ “Women only [call each other sister] when they have called each other a lot of other things first” (Wilde 30). When Gwendolyn and Cecily first meet‚ they believe they will become very good friends until a slight‚ not even drastic‚ problem

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    janell hobson and r. dianne bartlow Introduction Representin’: Women‚ Hip-Hop‚ and Popular Music As coeditors of this special issue of Meridians‚ we set out to provide a forum to enrich‚ challenge‚ and expand the present discourse regarding the representation of women in contemporary popular music‚ and particularly in hip-hop. This issue’s three organizing themes—“Hip-Hop (and) Feminism”; “Sight and Sound”; and “Rage against the Machine”—address the debates and intergenerational tensions regarding

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