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    This paper will argue that in the pursuance of survival the protagonist‚ Ishmael Beah‚ must cope with and adapt to the desolate world around him. It takes strength mentally and physically to survive‚ carry on through hardships‚ yet it requires beyond this to live‚ purse a lifestyle‚ during the war. Conforming to the war that surrounds him Ishmael is choosing to do more than simply survive he is choosing to live as he does the necessary requirements to ensure his body and soul live on. Ishmael’s unconscious

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    Ishmael The theoretical perspective I plan to use when evaluating the book Ishmael by Daniel Quinn is the structural / functionalist perspective because it evaluates the subjects that are valued highly in Ishmael. The structural / functionalist perspective consists of a sociological paradigm that all aspects of social life have different levels that enable everyone within the system to find stability‚ order and meaning. Ishmael taught me a lot about the way society is and how Takers and Leavers

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    introducing Ishmael Beah’s young life such as his interest in rap music and dance‚ his close relationships with family and friends‚ as well as expressing his innocence through these childhood memories. He would remember depicting different images of the moon by using his imagination‚ which shows the reader the vulnerability of his character before the war arose. I thought this was a significant portion of the text‚ because it was one of the remembrances that comforted the appalling experience Beah had endure

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    Saints and Sinners: Ishmael Bernal’s Religious Interpretations in Films by Pauline Claire Macaraeg Ishmael Bernal’s films have received countless acknowledgements throughout the years because of his unique style of “working out patterns of symbolic details” (Lumbera 25). And through these patterns‚ Bernal was able to portray his views on things as an auteur. This paper examines his interpretations of religion and religious activities through his films. But this only includes three of his works:

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    Hagar and Ishmael away into the wilderness. Hagar was important as long as Sarah could get what she needed from her‚ which was a son. As soon as Sarah and Abraham had their son together she did not need Hagar around anymore. Jealousy caused Sarah to push Hagar and Abraham’s son Ishmael out in the wilderness. She refused to have Ishmael receive any inheritance from Abraham or take anything from her son Isaac. Hagar was given some bread and water and was sent away with her son Ishmael. She roamed

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    project. In ”A Long Way Gone‚” by Ishmael Beah‚ we are taken through his journey and the many places in Sierra Leone. Ishmael Beah was one of many boy soldiers. This visual is a clear representation of what was a normality in Sierra Leone. A child carrying a gun‚ and forced to kill was deemed as normal. A boy who became a soldier against his will‚ was normal. This visual is concrete evidence that this is very much real. That this was Ishmael Beah’s reality. Although‚ Beah successfully contributed imagery

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    In the memoir‚ A Long Way Gone Memoirs of a Boy Soldier‚ by Ishmael Beah‚ music plays a significant role in Ishmael’s life. There are several songs that have lyrics that relate to the book. My favorite song‚ “Car Radio”‚ by Twenty One Pilots‚ has lyrics that relate to this book and Ishmael’s life. The lyrics‚ “Sometimes quiet is violent / I find it hard to hide it / My pride is no longer inside / It’s on my sleeve / My skin will scream reminding me of / Who I killed inside my dream / I hate this

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    Michael Gerard Bauer dealt with a topic that relates to the age group I’m in now. “Don’t Call Me Ishmael” was written about teen hood: Bullying‚ coping‚ low self esteem‚ self consciousness‚ the list could go on and St Daniels College is the place where it all happens. Ishmael is a fourteen year old boy who goes through the problems that I see teens face every day. His mates are nonetheless social outcasts themselves. All the characters in Bauer’s book deals with their own individual problems.

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    In the story “ A Long Way Gone” the main character Ishmael Beah demonstrates a lot of violent actions. His actions begin to change throughout the entire book. One of Ishmael’s violent changes that really taught and helped me understand the many consequences that will happen when you choose to act in a violent manner is when he was going back to his village and noticed that they were being invaded‚ and they were getting low on food he sacrifices his life to make sure his village is ok. It teaches

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    obstacles but as long as you have people who care and love for you by your side‚ everything will be alright. In the book “ A Long Way Gone” by Ishmael Beah‚ he transforms his personal experience into a relatable story‚ he foreshadows the danger that will come in the future‚uses substantial details‚ and establishes a main conflict. In the novel Ishmael Beah states the setting of the story in paragraph one‚ “The children of those families couldn’t look at us and they jumped at the sound of chopping

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