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    to change and many would emphasize the importance of image and how others viewed them. Most importantly‚ the nation’s wealth started to increase immensely and being wealthy became very important to society as well. Fitzgerald writes his novel during this time period and it focuses a lot on the different types of wealth in society. In Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby‚ the author contrasts old and new money’s social statuses‚ conveys how materialistic ideas cannot result

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    “Daisy is a victim of complex needs and desires who deserves more pity than blame” In the light of this comment‚ compare and contrast the presentation of central female characters in the two novels you have studied. Both Plath and Fitzgerald effectively present female characters in “The Great Gatsby” and “The Bell jar‚” In The Great Gatsby female characters are presented via social class and relationships with other characters. The Great Gatsby presents the various characteristics of women

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    Brandon Gonzalez Per. 3 APUSH 1/25/11 APUSH Ch. 33 Assignment I. 1. The three adjectives I would use to describe the Kaiser portrayed in this cartoon would be evil‚ defiant and powerful. The Kaiser’s sword‚ hat and cape and altogether his outfit give me the impression that he is a powerful figure. The cartoonist creates an evil impression of the Kaiser by the dark color the cartoonist uses for the Kaiser and also the skull on the flag that is located next to the Kaiser. Also the disapproving

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    major role in terms of image‚ reputations‚ and perceptions of how women are portrayed in the media and life in general. The media relatively plays an influential role in sexism against women since the media has predetermined standards of what women should be like. Women base their expectations of society and more importantly‚ expectations of themselves‚ by what they see around them. All of us consume the media in one form or another the media sends us images that we consciously or subconsciously absorb

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    Purple Hibiscus: analysis on how conflict is portrayed in the extract (pages 124-125) In the novel‚ Purple Hibiscus‚ Adichie clearly portrays the conflicting oppression of Kambili’s patriarchal household - where she is ordered to follow a strict ‘schedule’ - to the realisation of an almost ‘holiday’ like freedom she is exposed to when visiting Aunty Ifeoma and her family. In this extract‚ the author also intentionally expresses the Catholic upbringing of the protagonist in the novel and her brother

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    Judaism and Passover

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    tenth plague‚ the last of the Ten Plagues. These catastrophic events were carried out by God through Moses‚ to force the Pharaoh to free the Israelites from slavery. The tenth plague is referred to as the “Death of the Firstborn.” Exodus 12 explains how God told Moses to mark the two doorposts and lintel of each Israelites’ house with the blood of a slaughtered lamb. When the Angel of Death passed through Egypt‚ it would “pass over” the houses marked with lamb’s blood and strike down the firstborn

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    Judaism and Western Civilization The basic contribution of Judaism to Western civilization is monotheism. Understood from the standpoint of Jewish tradition‚ Abraham was the first monotheist. He left polytheism behind to follow the directions of the one God. The Tanakh itself gives evidence that significant numbers of ancient Israelites worshipped multiple deities.(Rabbi Shofet) Jewish leadership called upon Israel to worship the one God with whom they had a covenant relationship. But as Tanakh

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    The issue Schleiermacher presents with Judaism is the “lingering affinity with fetishism” - it is only the children of Abraham whom are deserving of God’s salvation. There is a danger of this view propagating anti-semitism which was soon to become significant‚ as The Christian Faith was written merely one century before the Holocaust. Schleiermacher suggested Judaism was ’almost in the process of extinction’ and this was true. Whilst these views of Judaism could be viewed as anti-semitic or biased

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    Judaism On Abortion

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    Catholic and Jewish approaches. In other words‚ there is a significant difference in the way Roman Catholicism and Judaism views the practice of abortion. As a member of the Abortion in Judaism group‚ it was my role to find evidence for‚ and discuss key differences in the perspective of abortion from the Roman Catholic and Jewish perspective. By performing this role‚ I have become more aware of how abortion itself‚ the status of the fetus‚ and killing of humans is viewed by authorities of both these religions

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    Zoroastrian Eschatology Influence on Judaism Page 1 Eschatology is a set of theological doctrines as part of many world religious traditions‚ concerning the final events of history‚ or the ultimate destiny of mankind. It involves maters such as the faith of the soul after death‚ resurrection‚ reward or punishment‚ as well as the ultimate destiny of the entire universe. Eschatological and apocalyptic prospects are defined either in an individual or in a collective form‚ embracing individual souls

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