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    things) can have a profound effect on the development of their daughter’s relationships‚ especially when it comes to their relationships with other men. While the research on this topic may be lacking‚ what is out there is clear that fathers do play an important role in their development. Women can face things such as becoming sexually promiscuous‚ low self-esteem‚ trust issues‚ or other difficulties with sustaining relationships (Krohn& Bogan‚ 599). While there is some research that negates the effect

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    Beloved - Healing

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    The theme of "healing" is ever present in the novel‚ Beloved by Toni Morrison. Many forms of "healing" take place‚ with many different characters undergoing the "healing" process. These forms of "healing" range from healing personal conflicts from within‚ to healing as a community‚ and by overcoming individual prejudices. I feel that the overcoming of individual prejudices is one of the most important aspects of this novel. Throughout the story‚ Sethe (the main character) has many encounters with

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    The Dead And Beloved

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    cope with painful memory is an incredibly important part of the human experience. In 1984 by George Orwell‚ Beloved by Toni Morrison‚ and The Dead by James Joyce the common theme of traumatic memory is explored in a variety of ways. Each of these texts contain characters who suppress painful memories and each text explores the benefits and perils of suppressing these memories. Beloved gives us two distinct reactions to trauma through the characters of Sethe and Paul D. During Paul D’s time spent

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    between a mother and daughter are something not easily replicated. The Joy Luck Club‚ by Amy Tan‚ follows the relationships of four women and their daughters. While they all face different situations‚ it all boils down to the importance of family support. All four of the Chinese-born mothers left China and set out for America with high hopes for themselves and their children’s’ futures.They want to give their daughters what they didn’t have growing up. “‘In America I will have a daughter just like

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    Friendship A true friendship is a natural and earned relationship between friends. True friends are forgiving and not easily broken; they are honest‚ loyal and accepting. A true friendship cannot be broken easily. In the book‚ “Mother Daughter Book Club”‚ Jess and Megan have been friends since they were five‚ but they let a boy get in between them. If they were real friends then‚ they wouldn’t let a boy tear them apart. A real friendship also doesn’t matter on how long you’ve been friends. For

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    Beloved: Slavery and Novel

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    economic domination of women by men" (Oppermann).  * Sethe choices as a women character show that men cannot rule the lives of women or their children.  * Beloved by Toni Morrison is a novel that contains many strongly depicted female characters and where their lives have taken them. * The characters of Sethe‚ Denver‚ and Beloved are the most significant women throughout the story as the reader continually learns more about their lives. * All three of them have been through traumatic

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    grasp on who or what Beloved actually is? Beloved is the focal point of Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved‚ but she has also been the center of many debates. Morrison’s depiction of Beloved throughout the novel is unclear and much is left up for interpretation by the reader. Is Beloved the ghostly reincarnation of Sethe’s murdered baby‚ a flesh and blood version of the spirit Paul D. drives from the house? Or is Beloved unquestionably a ghost? The uniformly accepted notion that Beloved is a ghost is interesting

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    applied to the iconic American novel‚ Beloved. From the start of her story‚ Toni Morrison makes it apparent that slavery haunts the residents of 124‚ as the cruel institution has characterized their identities from the day they were born. Cruelty is constantly present in the relationship dynamic of Beloved and Sethe‚ who share a twisted relationship that parallels the relationship of slavery and those who were once oppressed by it. In Beloved‚ Morrison portrays Beloved as a physical representation of

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    Beloved Rememory

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    Beloved by Toni Morrison is told in much the same way the human mind works‚ shifting its focus from present experience to past experienced events and demonstrating how they are inexplicitly linked. The changes of focus are brought on by the sounds‚ sights or the touch of familiarity. These sensations arouse the past in all its disgust and horror forcing the characters to confront the suffering and trauma they experienced head on. Although they work to avoid these imposed memories through the act

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    The Beloved

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    The Influence of Cultural Storytelling Published in 1977‚ Ceremony‚ by Leslie Marmon Silko examines the life of Tayo‚ a mixed heritage World War II veteran. Silko‚ like Tayo is part Native American Indian and part white. Set on the Laguna Pueblo reservation‚ Silko weaves the beauty and mystic of the southwest with the darkness of Tayo’s post traumatic stress disorder. While this is a non-religious book‚ the Native American rituals border on religious symbolism and help the reader understand

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