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    In the novel‚ The House on Mango Street‚ Sandra Cisneros‚ shows the importance of education through the different characters in the book the reason education is so important is because you need it so you can have a good job and the second reason is esperanza knows the importance of education and reason three is you need to strive for success. You need an education so u can have a good job and the character Alicia knows this because ¨she does not want to spend her whole life in a factory or behind

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    Keelty 1 Bria Keelty English 1 Mrs. Glatt 7 January 2016 “The Adolescent Quest For Freedom From Patriarchy” Goings essay of “The House On Mango Street” highlights Esperanza’s search for freedom from the patriarchal society of men. Esperanza is a child developing into an adult who struggles with the supportive and significance of the Chicano society that she lives in. She finds herself through experiences and frees herself and other women. She writes down her exposures and observations from

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    studying? The discussion connects to the text we are studying because the novels are telling a personal narrative. Telling stories is similar to narratives because it is basically sharing a specific moment of your life in detail. In the novel The House on Mango Street‚ Maya Angelou shares the story of Esperanza’s life‚ the novel is telling stories/moments of her life that had impacted her and the people around her. Similarly in our discussion we had talked about how telling stories is sharing memories

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    The work of fiction House on Mango Street is written by Sandra Cisneros. It shows the dreams of Esperanza‚ a little girl who lives on Mango Street‚ an impoverished area of Chicago. She likes writing and wants to be an author. Both Alicia and Esperanza view education and writing as a pathway to better life. Through these characters‚ the author suggests that education would offer a kind of freedom. Alicia is Esperanza’s friend. She likes writing. She always studies all the night otherwise she would

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    their rights for their life in the face of such horrible practices such as child marriage. Forced marriage can happen at any age; it is marriage without consent from one or both individuals getting married. Equally important‚ the novel‚ The House on Mango Street‚ shows how women struggle to manage their own body as it becomes a liability to their independence as they transition into womanhood. Esperanza‚ a young girl

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    reaching the “American Dream” is sought after by many all around the world. The “American Dream” is what minorities view as the ideal life. The difficulty and problems that can can occur while trying to obtain this goal were highlighted in The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros. It highlights the many issues that face minorities while trying to obtain the “American Dream” such as discrimination‚ poor education‚ and lack of money as well as many other obstacles they have to overcome to obtain their

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    of “successful”. Having the perfect husband‚ a beautiful home‚ a great job‚ being a great mom‚ and a whole lot of money. These ideas are also called “gender roles”. The gender role of a woman has to fit many standards. In the novella‚ The House on Mango street‚ Esperanza becomes more aware her role as a woman in society as she encounters situations of the gender role of a woman. At the beginning of the novel‚ Esperanza is just a curious‚ innocent 13 year old girl. Having other women in her neighborhood

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    Novel Questions: The House on Mango Street - Pages 49-69 In the “Hips” chapter concerning the girls’ images of themselves‚ I learned that Esperanza sees her hips as a sort of gateway and advantage‚ though she doesn’t know exactly for what yet‚ as well as they give her a sense of authority to some degree. “They are… ready and waiting like a new Buick with the keys in the ignition. Ready to take you where?” (pg 49) “… That’s right‚ I add before Lucy or Rachel can make fun of her. She is stupid

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    In Sandra Cisneros’s The House On Mango Street the author’s use of leimotif shows the reader that where your feet take you and how you look establishes who you are. Throughout the book Cisneros uses leimotif many times. In chapter six‚ "Our Good Day"‚ Esperanza is explaining how rugged Lucy and Rachel look. She says "They are wearing shiny Sunday shoes without socks. It makes their bald ankles all red‚ but I like them." (15). Rachel and Lucy are two kids that come from poor families. They only

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    In Sandra Cisneros’ book‚ “The House on Mango Street‚” Cisneros writes that‚ “the boys and girls live in different worlds” (Cisneros 8). There are only so many ways one could translate this sentence‚ and one of the meanings that can be deduced is that boys and girls are treated differently. This idea holds true today‚ but the gap between what people think boys can do and what people think girls can do has become smaller over the past years. But still‚ there are some prejudices left‚ things like

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