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    In the story The Rockpile by James Baldwin the father‚ Gabriel‚ comes home noticing his son Roy hurt blaming his stepson John which serves as feeling of isolation and detachment by feeling neglected by his own father. As presented in the story‚ “‘How come you didn’t tell your mother Roy was downstairs?’ John said nothing‚ staring at the blanket which covered Delilah” (p.1090) in this scenario his father asked that question only revolving around John’s mistake and giving blame toward him having John

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    Stargirl by: Jerry Spinelli Spinelli uses a variety of meanings to show how a girl named Stargirl‚ struggles her way through the tenth grade as an abnormal teen. He uses imagery‚ diction‚ tone‚ and voice to narrow down how Stargirl relates to everybody else. The way Spinelli uses imagery is to make a picture with words. For instance‚ Spinelli makes Leo describe Stargirl; “ She wore an off-white dress so long it covered her shoes. It had ruffles around the neck and cuffs and looked

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    hypnotized into a trance. Television is brainwashing the minds of everyone‚ and there is no stop to it. It’s mainly up to the person who is watching the television to decide to turn it off‚ without having any regrets about it. According to Jerry Mander’s book‚ For Arguments for the Elimination of Television‚ Mander describes how many excessive television watchers described the experience of sitting in front of the television (Chapter 8). Listed below are some of the descriptions: •

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    refers to a deal he made with his family to have an “unplugged Sunday” the point Gopnik is making is that we can live with new technology as long as we can pull ourselves away from it. In the article “Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television” Jerry Mander’s argues television would become addictive and destroys the viewer’s inner lives. Television can be addictive and has made a significant impact on our lives It has now become a normal part of everyday life and the Better-Nevers have moved on

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    Neil Postman ’s Amusing Ourselves To Death: Public Discourse in The Age Of Show Business. Chapter 8 Pages 114-117. There is an evangelical preacher on television that goes by the name of Reverend Terry. She appears to be in her early fifties‚ and features a coiffure of which it has been said that it cannot be mussed‚ only broken. Reverend Terry is energetic and folksy‚ and uses a style of preaching modeled on early Miltion Berle. When her audiences are shown in reaction shots‚ they are almost

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    it under the rug‚ just to manifest in your later years as perhaps a mental illness or PTSD? I believe that Bean going to a lawyer and pressing charges was the best way to handle this problem. Why? Well‚ because Jerry Maddox needs to pay‚ the town needs to know‚ and Liz needs justice. Jerry Maddox deserves to pay for his horrendous crime. One reason is so he can’t do it again. No one said that he wouldn’t try again on another unlucky person‚ and this time he may do worse. Second‚ he needs to learn

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    everything which ideally and in practice I hold sacred.”. Or maybe‚ “I regard the principle of conscription of life as a flat contradiction of all our cherished ideals of individual freedom‚ democratic liberty and Christian teaching. -Roger Nash Baldwin‚ American civil-rights activist. These are two of Roger Nash Baldwin’s multiple quotes about conscription‚ and I mostly whole-heartedly‚ agree. Why I say mostly‚ is the fact that conscription in itself‚ is purely and ultimately‚ violating our rights

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    as cite some articles that I found on this topic. I will limit my topic to focusing on the morals and values these shows lack for our children as well of anyone else that is watching these shows. For instance these reality shows such as Maury and Jerry Springer I do not let my daughter watch because I do not want to condone those types of lifestyles. My daughter is in her teens and I want her to have good morals and values going into adulthood. I intend to argue whether reality television

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    on NBC‚ both of the settings were placed in New York City‚ and they both were about a group of friends. That pretty much does it for the similarities.   ​Now‚ the differences are many. Seinfeld was based mainly on the material of a comedian named Jerry Seinfeld when Friends was based on the everyday lives of Phoebe‚ Joey‚ Chandler‚ Ross‚ Monica and Rachel‚ six friends who lived in New York City. The comedy of Seinfeld was largely about the small‚ everyday occurrences of life. Friends‚ on the other

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    How does the human body respond to music? The best part about being a human is the fact that music itself has the power to move a person or a group of people. Music can make people cry‚ give them goose bumps‚ anger them‚ make them happy‚ and play with many other emotions. The experience one may get when plugging in their headphones and listening to “Rooster” by Alice In Chains for the first time is a bone chilling‚ spine tingling one. “Rooster” is a song that depicts the many horrors of the Vietnam

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