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    Polyphemus Rewrite: New Coasts and Poseidon’s Son (Book IX) I awoke from within my cave filled with food and drink and shortly after went on with my normal task of pasturing my sheep and collecting some timber for my fire. As I came back into my cave a threw down the timber and started to ready my ewes in which I wished to milk that night and closed the end of my cave with a huge rock. With milking the ewes I am very good due to my strength and practice‚ I used the curds I made from the milk to drink

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    elaborate celebrations. However‚ a key difference lies in the fact that Islamic marriages are seen as contractual agreements‚ whereas Hindu marriages are perceived to be sacrilegious. This essay compares and contrasts the various aspects of both Islamic and Hindu wedding ceremonies. For each aspect‚ the essay examines the Islamic tradition and in turn the corresponding Hindu wedding ritual. BODY: Overview Islamic wedding ceremonies or Nikah can be performed in a variety of ways depending on the

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    “A Call for Unity‚” is a short editorial written and signed by priests‚ pastors‚ and rabbi’s throughout the Birmingham area urging African Americans to peacefully stand back from protesting and having sit ins and instead; unite with the rest of Birmingham to solve the problem of segregations. The argument calls for police men and whites to be calm and collective and to handle problems the way they have been. Dr. King argues several points and politely tells the priest‚ pastors‚ and rabbi’s who wrote

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    . Evaluate the extent to which a sense of identity and unity contributed to maintaining continuity as well as fostered change within the American colonies from 1700 to 1776. (USE INFORMATION FROM PREVIOUS CHAPTER AS WELL) The American colonies had strong motivation as well as communication with each other that helped them stick together through all the hardships and changes they went through in the new world. An example of the colonists sticking together was while on the Mayflower all the people

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    UNITY & COHERENCE A good paragraph has both unity & coherence What is Unity? • Unity in a paragraph means that the entire paragraph should focus on one single idea. • The supporting details should explain the main idea. • The concluding sentence should end the paragraph with the same idea. • Thus‚ a unified paragraph presents a thought‚ supports it with adequate details and completes it with a conclusion*.  What is Coherence? • Coherence means establishing a relationship between the ideas presented

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    For hundreds of years there was religious fanaticism in the Hindu and Muslim religions leading up to extreme enmity between both. In India Hindus were the majority while Muslims were the minority therefore Muslims feared that a rule by Hindus would destroy what was more precious to them. This anger towards each other created two separate political groups‚ the Indian National Congress whose leader was Mohandas Gandhi‚ and the Muslim League whose leader was Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Although they were from

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    Furthermore‚ according to Hussain‚ honor killing is against Islamic teachings and morality and is a product of ‘pre-Islamic eras in the ancient culture of desert tribes’. It is a cultural tradition of Muslim societies; which is not practiced by many but few Muslim societies (Zaid‚ 2007). “Customs and religious beliefs can be deliberately mixed with the law to consolidate political‚ economic and social power to the detriment of less powerful women and men (UNDP‚ 2011).” Even attributing Panchayats

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    statements‚ he clarifies that the representatives have tried to use clear communication to avoid violence and proves that Great Britain’s ignorance had started the movement. Moreover‚ Jefferson utilizes specific words to create an image of personal unity. Throughout the document‚ he uses our and we‚ effectively creating an image of a united force against Great

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    On the eve of the revolution‚ Americans were not completely united. As always‚ there were the dissenters‚ in this case the Tories‚ and many people just didn’t want to get involved. Even so‚ there were evidently enough people that the Americans could win the war (with the help of the French‚ of course). Before the war‚ practical people like Ben Franklin saw that the American people needed to come together as one in order to triumph over the evil British Empire. Ben Franklin’s drawing of the snake

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    compassion towards one another. In many different ways love can be expressed and can lead to both fulfilment and grief. Throughout writings of literature‚ love has been presented in various styles. Through the works of “Wulf and Eadwacer”‚ Guillaume IX‚ and Marie de France‚ separate approaches of love are shown. The themes of love being unattainable‚ overwhelming‚ and sorrowful reveal the expression of love. In “Wulf and Eadwacer”‚ the poet represents that love is something that is there‚ but cannot

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