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    A self-critique of the interview process and your role: I began with listening and responding empathically and encouraged Precious to talk about her feelings. Being empathic especially works well with adolescents because of their egocentric formal operational thinking. According to a developmental psychologist David Elkind‚ adolescent egocentrism is a stage of self-absorption where the world is seen only from one’s own perspective. Egocentrism refers to “a type of thought that is characterized by

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    than the surface story of a colony of penguins in search of answers pertaining to their survival on an iceberg. He easily describes a scenario through a penguin colony that any person can relate to and think about in a more in-depth manner. The fable is entertaining and interesting and deals with how a penguin colony deals with change that has become inevitable if they are to survive. The story revolves around a penguin colony in Antarctica living on an iceberg. The iceberg has developed cracks

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    Joan of Arc was a French heroine who saved France from a very dark period of time. Joan was born on January 6 in 1412 in Domrémy‚ France. When Joan was born France was involved in a lengthy war with England called the Hundred Years War. During her childhood‚ she learned domestic skills from her mother and learned how to take care of animals. Joan was illiterate‚ but she developed a deep love for the Catholic Church. At the young age of thirteen Joan started to get mystical visions which she believed

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    Determining what exactly separates a short story from longer fictional formats is problematic. A classic definition of a short story is that one should be able to read it in one sitting‚ a point most notably made in Edgar Allan Poe’s essay "Thomas Le Moineau (Le Moile)" (1846). Interpreting this standard nowadays is problematic‚ since the expected length of "one sitting" may now be briefer than it was in Poe’s era. Other definitions place the maximum word count of the short story at anywhere from

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    Animal Farm is an allegory of Stalinism‚ growing out from the Russian Revolution in 1917. Because it is cast as an animal fable it gives the reader/viewer‚ some distance from the specific political events. The use of the fable form helps one to examine the certain elements of human nature which can produce a Stalin and enable him to seize power. Orwell‚ does however‚ set his fable in familiar events of current history. Old Major‚ a eminent pig on the Jones farm‚ is regarded as the wise superior by

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    Potatoes are an excellent metaphor for Angus Buchan’s book‚ Faith Like Potatoes. A good-looking stalk may hide a rotten crop under ground. As is taught by Christianity‚ you may be successful in this world without God‚ but there will always be that Christ shaped empty space in your heart that only God himself may fill for any one person to be happy. Angus Buchan was born into Southern Rhodesia‚ which is now modern day Zimbabwe. He grows up as a Christian and is slowly drawn away from Christ as

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    The Courage of Impressionism Literary impressionism is exemplified by the author Steven Crane through the novel‚ The Red Badge of Courage. In reference terms‚ impressionism means: "a literary style characterized by the use of details and mental associations to evoke subjective and sensory impressions rather than re-creation of objective reality" (dictionary.com). In the essay‚ Impressionism in The Red Badge of Courage‚ James Nagel suggests a focus on impressionism while reading the novel

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    Modern Relevance of “The Birthmark” “The Birthmark” is a fable created by Hawthorne that conveys his viewpoint towards the use of science to contradict the laws of nature. The fable also includes commentary on the depiction of men and women in society‚ along with their presumed roles. Both of these themes in my opinion are even more relevant today than when the story was written. Hawthorne disapproves of science used as a tool to tamper with living beings‚ for they are not meant to be perfect

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    take place during the course of the story. This picture is an allegorical fable representing the initial landing of the English settlers in Botany Bay. The image alludes to E. Phillips Fox’s painting The Landing of Captain Cook at Botany Bay which was the establishment of Australia and it is only reasonable that it should start this book that deals with the same story. This image proves the book to be an allegorical fable with shows an actual event and it changes our view of this event. It is not

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    dreams about the pyramids of Egypt‚ and because of the dream‚ he sets off on a journey that takes him from his homeland in southern Spain‚ across the Mediterranean sea to Egypt‚ in search of a treasure buried near the pyramids. The Alchemist is a fable about Santiago and the journey he takes to find his treasure. Along the way he meets people including a gypsy woman‚ a thief‚ a merchant‚ an Englishman‚ and the soldiers of the desert‚ all of whom play a critical role in helping Santiago complete his

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