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    The story The Flowers‚ by Alice Walker‚ is the story that has the best use of description. You can tell the author loves to write descriptively because she uses it throughout the whole piece. In the beginning‚ there is much description about the day the story takes place. For example‚ “The air held a keenness that made her nose twitch.” and‚ “... made each day a golden surprise...”. “A keenness that made her nose twitch” is an extremely pure description because it is deeply felt and understood by

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    Empathy is not simply a matter of trying to imagine what others are going through‚ but having the will to muster enough courage to do something about it. In a way‚ empathy is predicated upon hope.” ― Cornel West Every human being is born in this world with the basic instincts to be able to understand one another and imagine what others are going through. Some of us are lucky enough to recognize this natural in built power we posses and magnify it to the fullest .We not only put ourselves in their

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    When Alice becomes sad and emotional about Steve Ketchel’s story‚ the narrator feels bad for her when she “was shaking all over and I looked and saw she was crying” (389). Even though the narrator knows that Alice is not very respected in society‚ he still cares for her feelings. Many people may believe that the story about Steve Ketchel is fake and may even disrespect Alice for her feelings towards him‚ but the narrator believes Alice’s feelings for Steve Ketchel are real and doesn’t find satisfaction

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    Alice in the Mirror Image

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    The Identity Crisis of Alice in the Mirror Image In the story “Mirror Image” by Lena Coakley‚ Alice has been in accident which to survive they were only able to save her by performing a brain transplant. She finds herself in the middle of an identity crisis when the doctor was required to exchange her body for someone else’s body. This body had belonged to a girl named Gail. Due to the change in body‚ she finds herself curious about her new body. Also she is quite sensitive about when is

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    Alice Hamilton was a very intelligent woman who dedicated her life to helping improve the lives of others in the world. She worked many years as a physician and became a leading authority on lead poisoning and other industrial diseases. Hamilton spent her life improving the safety standards of factory workers nationwide by studying occupational illnesses‚ toxicology‚ and the dangerous effects industrial metals and chemicals have on the body. In 1869‚ Alice Hamilton was born in Fort Wayne‚ Indiana

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    HOW WOULD I JUDGE A GOOD NEWSPAPER? Technology has given immense new possibilities to the newspaper and it has thus increased its power. But what we often see today is the deteriorating morality of the press‚ represented by a number of newspapers in almost every country. These do a disservice to the public by being part of the cheap press and their aim is to make money‚ to mislead people‚ to exaggerate events‚ to publish abusive advertising. But a good number of other newspapers aim at high levels

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    Alice Walker Influences

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    creations are often prominent. In Alice Walker’s novels and poems her hardships and social ideals built up a collection of works that embodied her life. Walker’s parents were both sharecroppers and she faced many obstacles just to get a higher education and become a successful woman. From her part in the civil rights movement to her fight to empower women and find gender equality‚ Walker’s works have been met with criticisms however are a clear story of her life. Many of Alice Walker’s works were influenced

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    The novels I will be discussing are; Lewis Carrol’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Phillip Pullman’s Northern Lights. Both protagonists in these books experience their coming of age in a world of fantasy and adventuring into the unknown. While these books are set in realms of what we consider bizarre and fantastical‚ they both provide timeless problems and lessons the modern reader can relate and learn from. The Coming of Age genre in these books’ cases deals with the issue of growing up.

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    1. How would you boil down Kent’s analytic doctrine in understandable terms for policymakers? Kent explains in the document “Tensions in Analyst-Policymaker Relation” that there needs to be a relationship between the analyst and the policymaker. The policy-maker will criticize the analyst work to ensure that the evidence has been evaluated‚ the recommendations are not vague or biased and that alternative explanation and projections have been considered. He sums up the job of the analyst by stating

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    appreciated by society but in order to gain a deeper appreciation of the novel‚ context must be explored. Letters to Alice: on First Reading Jane Austen (1984) by Fay Weldon evokes a deep appreciation of Austen’s social conventions and incorporates her own context so the reader can appreciate and understand the progression of social values. By reading Pride and Prejudice and Letters to Alice‚ an enriched holistic appreciation of social values such as education and the role of women can indubitably be achieved

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