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    Cited: And Death Comes for Willa Cather‚ Famous Author." Pittsburgh Sun-TelegraphApril 25‚ 1947: 1-2. Downs‚ M. Catherine. Becoming Modern: Willa Cather ’s Journalism. New York:Susquehanna University Press‚ 1999. Kinsella‚ Kate‚ et. Al. Prentice Hall Literature: The American Experience. Boston:Penguin Edition‚ 2007. The Public Media Foundation. "Historical and Literal Contexts." James A. Miller. Scribbling Women. 2007. The Public Media Foundation at Northeastern University

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    and the fight to have him reinstated still rages on. W.P. Kinsella‚ author of New York Times Best Selling Novel‚ Shoeless Joe‚ expresses his feelings about a time in history when baseball was heart-pounding and thrilling to go and watch Joseph Jefferson Jackson play ball. In Kinsella’s heartwarming story he displays many types of rhetorical devices such as‚ nostalgia; a desire to return in thought or fact to a former time. Ray Kinsella‚ the main character was told‚ “If you build it‚ he will come”

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    direction and guidance for Ray Kinsella in the novel Shoeless Joe by W.P. Kinsella‚ is provided by his belief in the sport of baseball. To begin‚ Ray uses baseball as a belief in something greater than himself. Along with that‚ this belief gives him guidance in his life. Lastly‚ this guidance provided by baseball leads Ray to help others. Thus‚ a belief in something bigger than yourself gives you guidance in life‚ which leads to the ability to help others. Ray Kinsella‚ through the game of baseball

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    newspapers during this time showed evidence of life not death. These images underpinned a false reality‚ the knowledge that was given to the world was a false representation of war. The film ‘The battle of the Somme’ also exerts the use of selective imaginative geographies. The music‚ actors and clothing along with a considerable amount of attributes were selective. This film was also comfortable for people to watch because it too didn’t show the reality of

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    Book Review | “The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic” | | “Sophie Kinsella” | | Book Review: The Secret Dream World of a Shopaholic: Introduction: The book‚ “The Secret Dream World of a Shopaholic” is written by “Sophie Kinsella”. The book was published by Black Swan in 2000. This book is the first of the ongoing shopaholic fiction series. Sophie Kinsella also writes under a different name and has numerous other award winning books. The book revolves around the dangers of addiction

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    Jake Kaufman Kevork Bardakjian AAPTIS 474 20 March 2012 Baseball’s Place in American Literary Tradition and Culture As American culture has evolved through time‚ the game of baseball has remained a largely unchanged staple in our society. It is a game so culturally revered‚ so quintessentially American‚ that it has been forever dubbed our national pastime. Baseball also has an illustrious literary tradition that surpasses simply writing about a sport. The stories told on and off the field by

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    fans‚ including Ray Kinsella‚ were profoundly saddened to hear the news that their idol would no longer be playing baseball. The novel “Shoeless Joe” by W.P Kinsella and its adaptation movie “Field of Dreams” by Phil Alden Robinson are both like and unalike in terms of relationships‚ characters‚ plot‚ settings and theme. The plots of both “Shoeless Joe” and “Field of Dreams” are similar and different in a variety of ways. Both works involve a farmer from Iowa‚ named Ray Kinsella

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    When I was younger I thought that I would enjoy Field of Dreams (Robinson‚ Kinsella‚ 1989) because it was a baseball movie. I remember watching it and not liking it because baseball was secondary to the actual plot. Since I was so young I never caught the actual meaning of the movie or what lesson it was trying to portray. This movie is about second chances‚ and having a dream that you feel is lost. It is also about having faith in your dreams even if they seem unreachable. The power of belief is

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    Aria is artsy and imaginative‚ with hipster style‚ and a passion for knitting and writing. Hanna Marin-Hanna used to be chubby and super nerdy... until she met Alison‚ which was when Hanna started purging to lose weight. But that was before a killer make-over helped Hanna

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    "Congratulations! Today is your day. You’re off to Great Places! You’re off and away." These opening lines mark the commencement of the imaginative journey through the world created by Dr. Seuss in his picture book‚ ""Oh the Places You’ll go!" ‚an allegory of Life and its possibilities. Robert Frost also explores the same concept in his poem The Road not Taken. It is clear from both texts a journey of the imagination influences and shapes one’s perspective of the world and often results in transformation

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