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    Ibos‚ it settles in section three when Mr.Brown (the father of the Christian church) preaches the Christian faith by using a translator towards the Ibos. An Ibo with title‚ Okonkwo‚ builds up anger towards the Christian religion when he views his people of Umuofia changing their ways of the beliefs of ancestral spirits‚ transitioning those beliefs to the pathway of Christianity. Chinua Achebe uses the religion of ancenstral spirits and Christianity for the readers to have an ideal thought on how

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    punishing him. they eat and drank all there food and treated bad the people of the village and the servants.also he didn’t like that they didn’t listen to what his wife was telling them‚ she wasn’t going to marry no one because she knew he was going to come back. first of all odysseus lived in a poor kingdom but with his strength and sweet he built and did everything he could to make it a better place. not only for him but for the people and his family.when his kingdom grew big and wealthy he joined the

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    seem to be a generation thing in the family and how it was is where ever your family was from that was where you was from. Okita’s poem also has a little bit to do with culture heritage and what it means to be an American because it seems like the people in the story was confused about what it means to be an American‚ Everybody had a different opinion or statement about what it means to be an American. Furthermore‚ I am going

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    In the 1930s‚ 1.3 million people migrated to California looking for any work to make a better life. In John Steinbeck’s novella‚ Of Mice and Men‚ he specifically shows the different reactions to the 1930s conflicts: racism‚ The Great Depression‚ and itinerant jobs. Steinbeck shows the many contrasting reactions of people in the face of adversity and hardships. When human beings are faced with hardships and adversity‚ all will react differently because of his/her’s past experiences. In Of Mice and

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    English 10 21 May 2012 Western and Ibo Cultures What can we‚ civilized‚ technologically advanced people possibly have in common with the uncivilized Ibo people? In the story “Things Fall Apart” an Ibo village is disturbed by Westerners that try to change the Ibo people’s entire outlook on life. I really enjoyed this book because it reminded me that if you believe in something then you have to do everything to defend it. This story teaches us that no matter how sable something may seem‚ someone

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    In the short story “Dead Men’s Path” by Chinua Achebe‚ the theme is focused on the conflict between religious tradition and the progress of new beliefs. In many cultures‚ when changes to tradition occur‚ normally‚ the core of the tradition would remain‚ and it would be accompanied by a new idea. Whereas‚ in “Dead Men’s Path”‚ Michael Obi‚ the headmaster of a school‚ has different religious opinions than the villagers he’s surrounded by. Therefore‚ would like the progression of his school to be represented

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    religion and abandons his culture and family‚ Okonkwo is ashamed and states‚ "you have all see the great abomination of your brother. Now he is no longer my son or your brother. I will only have a son who is a man‚ who will hold his head up among my people" (172). Nwoye’s father disowns him only because he chooses a path untraditional to his culture. The serious‚ frustrated‚ and unhappy mood that is created in Okonkwo’s statement gives the reader an idea of how much the Ibo culture values tradition

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    When facing conflict‚ many people deal with it differently. Some people could deal with the conflict positively and some could deal with negativity. For example‚ the book Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe includes many different types of conflicts such as man versus man. The characters in the book respond to conflicts in different ways. Everyone reacts to conflicts different ways. In the book Things Fall Apart‚ there is many examples on how people react to a conflict. An example of this is when

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    When Things Really Fall Apart: Okonkwo as a Tragic Hero In Chinua Achebe’s novel Things Fall Apart‚ Okonkwo is a tragic hero. Okonkwo meets all of the required criteria of a tragic hero according to Aristotle’s definition. A tragic hero must  have a flaw or error of judgment‚ reversal of fortune‚ recognition that the reversal was the result of his own actions‚ excessive pride‚ and fate greater than deserved. Okonkwo is a hard working leader and committed member of the Ibo community whose tragic flaw

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    accusation is directed toward the systematized oppression applied by the white people‚ designed to keep the blacks from advancing and attaining their fullest potentialities. Wright’s major purpose in Native Son is to show how tyrannical racist society oppresses the external and internal condition of Bigger Thomas‚ and how Bigger’s existence is distorted in that oppressive condition. Under the external oppression‚ black people come to inevitably go through an inner refraction‚ extremely internalizing

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