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    session during WWII. An anapestic meter encompasses the poem which provides the prose with a lilting and comic effect‚ which ironically contrasts with the harsh backdrop of war. Coupled with devices like symbolization‚ personification‚ and allusions‚ Reed establishes the callousness of war‚ but simultaneously enforces a more subtle theme of the stifling indoctrination of society. In “Naming of Parts”‚ indoctrination comes in the form of rigorous military training. The mechanical repetition of the

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    show up as a low result on the families in neighborhoods‚ and thousands of children as young as nine that suffer the biggest concern that they are the most susceptible. There have been many reports that prove the drug trade continuing to thrive in many neighborhoods‚ even with the high percentage usage of tax money that are being used to fund them. Different anti-drug‚ gang programs‚ are in fact simultaneously snatching away funds from neighborhoods‚ and decreasing positive community building

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    Goodmorning I’m Vanesa‚ The memoir on A Long Way Gone really told us a lot about Ishmael and how his life went from normal to abnormal and turned him into a different person. Witnessing such atrocities can change the way people think and view life. In life‚ everyone experiences things they would’ve never pictured themselves doing so. In a long way gone Ishmael was living his life without any surprises even though he heard stories about the refugees passing by he couldn’t begin to imagine what they

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    Lou Reed was many things‚ a visionary‚ a musician‚ a revolutionary‚ and a beacon of hope to outcasts everywhere‚ but much of this was masked in an image that he created for fans of a hardcore‚ off-the-rails rocker. He was the first to make the image of an urban New Yorker cool. The creation of this image came from a culmination of bits and pieces of every place he went and every person he met. Much this inspiration was drawn from where he grew up in Brooklyn‚ Syracuse University‚ Andy Warhol‚ and

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    want to destroy it? As far as I know‚ no one specifically wants to destroy the world.” “And yet you do destroy it‚ each of you. Each of you contribute daily to the destruction of the world.” (Quinn‚ pp. 25). Through the composition of Daniel Quinn‚ “Ishmael”‚ it is clearly illustrated that through the daily actions and practices of the humankind‚ humans are irresponsibly exploiting the supplies that mother nature had been providing. From his experience from being ambushed out of the jungle‚ kept in a

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    “Whenever I get a chance to observe the moon now‚ I still see those same images I saw when I was six and it pleases me to know that that part of my childhood is still embedded in me” (17). The book begins with 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

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    Novelist‚ poet‚ and essayist Ishmael Reed wrote an essay called “The Multinational Society”. The main idea of the essay is to explain all the different nationalities there are in America and the main claim he is trying to make is how we should be open minded to all of it and accept the change that it’s going to bring. The different nationalities and people are what make America America and the American people should accept that instead of trying to claim that one race or one belief is best and is

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    Warren Reed‚ the head of a household of 9 including himself‚ provided shelter for his wife‚ 2 sons‚ 3 nephews and 2 nieces in 1940 Temple‚ Texas. Warren was 57 years old at the time of the census while his wife‚ Louise was 5 years younger at 52 years old. The household had plenty of sources of income. Warren worked as a janitor at Dunbar High School while Louise worked as a housemaid in a private home. Their two single sons‚ Benny‚ 27‚ and Jo‚ 24‚ both provided yardwork for a private home. Also‚

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    In Ishmael by Daniel Quinn‚ The Truman Show by Peter Weir‚ and “The Veldt” by Ray Bradbury‚ characters are depicted as ones attempting to escape this synthetic life inside of the cave. Through diction and action‚ the authors of these stories portray the good life as one dedicated to truly finding enlightenment in society. In Ishmael‚ David Quinn uses questioning and the denial of truth to find a good life of enlightenment

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    “Unusual Normality” is a personal narrative written by Ishmael Beah. Lost Boys of Sudan is a documentary about two teenagers named Peter and Santino. The “Unusual Normality” and Lost Boys of Sudan are similar but also different. “Unusual Normality” and Lost Boys of Sudan both deal with teenage boys moving to the United States from Africa. Ishmael was from a country called Sierra Leone‚ while Peter and Santino were from Sudan. These three boys were all orphaned at a young age and refugees. They all

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