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    Pygmalion, Bernard Shaw

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    rebel. Middle class morality. It create a life of ritual‚ nothing interesting. Shawn in effect is asking for a new class where the best the best people raises to the top. They can come from anywhere. Neither of these place are realistic. In this fable which is someone like Cendrillon‚ a sleeping beauty‚ which is someone like the ugly duckling. Shaw try to do a program of reform for society. Ireland is far in a ideology => He try to show that. In popular english culture => Irish are stigmatize

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    the picture‚ indications of flag of the United States appear more than once to enhance readers’ patriotism. We can also see Captain American literally punch Hitler right on the face with bullets bouncing off his suit and shield. The bravery and invincibility not only fulfill many American readers’ wishes but also

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    Case Study Invencibility Systems 1- Besides the factors identified‚ what other factors should invincibility systems take into account in its HR planning? At the moment Invencibility Systems has performed a very unique work on internal research‚ which has given a chance to its decision making managers to discover very individual aspects of the company. The firm’s research has looked at factors such as health phase out plan‚ marital status‚ age of employee‚ years at the company and job category

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    The Witches Influence on Macbeth Allison Schweinert Malling Hour 2 1/15/12 Throughout Macbeth‚ Shakespeare’s witches‚ or the “three weird sisters” (1.3.32) serve several purposes. With their persuasive techniques and ability to either see or influence the future‚ their most important role seems to be their power to influence decision-making and cause the initial deterioration of Macbeth. By providing five prophecies‚ the witches “provide Macbeth’s ‘call to action’ and drive his thirst for

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    The Ugly Duckling

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    Cited: Bettelheim‚ Bruno. “Fairy Tales and the Existential Predicament.” Dreams and Inward Journeys. Ed. Marjorie Ford and Jon Ford. New York: Pearson-Longman‚ 2004. 216-217. “Fable.” Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fables. (Accessed on 3/13/06) Jung‚ Carl. The Portable Jung. Ed. Joseph Campbell. New York: Penguin Books‚ 1976. 5.

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    Always A Crook”‚ it seems as Jimmy‚ the protagonist changes. Also in the fable‚ “The Scorpion and Turtle” no change occurs as the scorpion breaks his promise and stings the turtle. In both the play and fable‚ the main idea is not to trust a person a person too quickly because people can lie and might trick you. Progress is impossible without change‚ and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything. In the fable‚ the scorpion doesn’t change and is not able to cross the river since he

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    Sang Gagak and Sang Merak

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    “Cerita Sang Gagak dan Sang Merak” This assignment requires me to choose a children story that I like and I grow up with and analyze the story. For the sake of the assignment‚ I chose a Malay fable titled “The Crow & The Peacock” (Cerita Sang Gagak dan Sang Merak). The fable is about a crow and a peacock being best friends in the jungle. Both of the animals do not have any colours like they do now; they were white. Stumbling upon cans of paints in the jungle‚ they decided to take turns colouring

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    “Animal Farm”‚ a novel by George Orwell‚ is used as a fable to represent the events leading up to the Russian Revolution through animal perspective. A fable is a story with animals as characters that portray a moral. I will prove to the reader that “Animal Farm” proves a moral through its fable structure; power is something that most people can’t handle‚ and when in the wrong hands‚ it can completely ruin and destroy lives. In “Animal Farm”‚ the animals need a leader to lead them out of their laboring

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    ANimal Farm

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    should be the one to guide the farm toward success—each represents a potential dictator. Neither pig has the other animals’ interests at heart‚ and thus neither represents the socialist ideals of Animal Farm. 2. Why do you think Orwell chose to use a fable in his condemnation of Soviet communism and totalitarianism? Fiction would seem a rather indirect

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    challenging; thus‚ there is no moral explicitly stated for the reader. Instead‚ it is left for the reader to uncover the moral of the story by analyzing the character‚ the situation‚ his feelings and thoughts‚ and then relating with their own life. In other fables‚ such as “The Boys and the Frogs” the readers are invited to connect with the characters even

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