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    this quote reveals how dinner is used as a social hour. The article proves how food has become our way to socialize‚ and be entertained. Woman on Top follows this routine heavily in making food into entertainment. Twice during the movie Chip‚ takes Isabella out to dinner as a way to entertain her. Another way the film uses food as a form of entertainment is by creating a show‚ Passion Food‚ that’s whole purpose is to entertain through the preparation of food. Passion Food was not created to teach the

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    economic oppression of women. Women had limited options to increase their economic status‚ so women often hoped to marry rich‚ as seen in Austen’s novels. In Northanger Abbey‚ the schemes of Isabella Thorpe to marry rich eventually fail since she abandons her morals while Henry and Catherine’s romance blossoms. Isabella Thorpe is not well-off and tries to pursue a relationship with a man possessing a wealthy family to marry into. She also reveals her true beliefs that money is important in

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    insanity because of her husband’s wealth. Jack Gardner was the scion of one of Boston’s ruling family clans. A prominent social figure‚ he served on the board of the Museum of Fine Arts‚ among other non-profit institutions. Her social status allowed Isabella Stewart Gardner to constantly challenge convention throughout her life. Instead of moving within a network of women‚ she surrounded herself with male mentors and friends‚ including the writer Henry James and the painters James McNeill Whistler and

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    book then begins going into detail about her as she grows up‚ her birth name being Isabella to her master‚ and Bella to her parents. After dealing with her mother and fathers’ death‚ being sold from one person to another‚ Isabella is then married to a older slave named Tom‚ whose first wife was taken away from him and sold. It was a forced marriage‚ but they loved each other in their own way. A year later‚ Isabella and Tom had five children when a law was passed requiring the release of slaves born

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    and Isabella getting married because she does not have money‚ compared to their family. Catherine’s family is a little richer than Isabella’s family‚ but she thinks how General Tilney has been good to her. Catherine and Henry try to discover about how Frederick will take care of his apparent marriage to Isabella. Henry goes home to be ready for they to come. Catherine is amazed by the house. The General makes guesses about the probability of Henry marrying Catherine. Chapter 12 Isabella sends

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    Oppositions are a feature of Gothic texts. How does Austen use this in the first five chapters of ‘Northanger Abbey’. In Jane Austen’s novel‚ ‘Northanger Abbey’ [NA]‚ oppositions feature strongly as a method which the author uses often to parody the public’s expectation of what a gothic should consist of‚ and as a method of highlighting the ridiculous expectations novels can create for people in the real world. Frequently throughout the novel‚ Miss Austen even breaks the fourth wall of writing

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    usage of the stream-of-consciousness technique. The first question which must be asked‚ and which will subsequently bring us to greater understanding of the story‚ is the question of the identity of the lady in the looking glass. The story calls her Isabella Tyson‚ but certain clues lead one to believe she may be someone else. The story uses a looking glass as a metaphor for the lady’s character‚ which we will presently discuss in more depth. The title and subtitle of the piece indicate that the story

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    who was an abolitionist. Who helped get a lot of woman back their rights‚ speaker for many speeches and famous for many quotes‚ and formally known as an abolitionist. Isabella Baumfree was born in 1797 in Rifton‚ NY. She did many great things in her lifetime mainly involving fixing slavery and getting women back their rights. Isabella Baumfree known better as Sojourner Truth was born around 1797 but was never officially recorded so that’s what scientists estimate for when she was born. When she was

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    Linton Kwesi Johnson’s dub-style of poetry does not cause one to immediately categorize it as children’s literature. While Johnson’s poems tend to deal with more mature subjects‚ they do have a kind of linguistic appeal for children. Johnson’s use of rhyme and accent are visible through examination of the poem “If I Woz a Tap-Natch Poet.” Johnson’s poetic devices allow the poetry to flow like natural conversation‚ which could appeal to younger readers. The poem opens with humility and powerful

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    The Kingdom of Matthias‚ is a book that explains the journey of a man‚ Matthias and some of his followers in the mid-1800s. Matthias himself‚ claimed to be a leader of a “new Christian faith‚” but his true faith was never revealed. However‚ it never held up and eventually had its downfall. In the end Matthias was thrown in jail and later released in 1835. From there he headed to Kirtland in search of a Mormon Prophet named Joseph Smith (pg 3). When confronting Smith‚ Matthias gave a fake name and

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