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    certain time of age people start working for having money for their future‚ and it will hard to imagine a life where someone is careless and don’t care of nothing and leaves all behind just because he has different perspective of life. Jon Krauker in his story “Into the Wild” tells a life from a person just like this. Christopher McCandless just when he graduates from college decided to leave his family with no notification to anyone‚ just a simple note on his bed that he will go. He leaves his money

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    In writing‚ descriptive language is used in order to engage the reader in the story. Most authors practice this is their writing‚ whether it be fiction or nonfiction. When authors include descriptive language‚ it helps tell the story that the reader is trying to communicate in a vivid manner. Blue Highways by William Least Heat-Moon‚ Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer‚ and Wild by Cheryl Strayed all used descriptive language in the narratives. Heat-Moon’s‚ Krakauer’s‚ and Strayed’s use of imagery‚ personification

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    ethical comes up quite often. Is it wrong for people to force animals into captivity from the wild‚ and effectively prolong their life? Well the same can be applied to our lives. Have the many new technologies enhanced lives‚ or limited it? It was this question that Chris McCandless asked himself before embarking on his many adventures‚ whose final story is illustrated by Jon Krakauer in Into The Wild. Chris had left his life in civilization to appreciate what nature could offer him‚ and he found

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    Purpose for Writing

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    | WRITING PROCESS ON THE BASIS OF THE ROLE OF THE TEACHER AND THE PURPOSE FOR WRITING. Just as the nature of and expectation for literacy has changed in the past century and a half‚ so has the nature of writing. Much of that change has been due to technological developments‚ from pen and paper‚ to typewriter‚ to word processor‚ to networked computer‚ to design software capable of composing words‚ images‚ and sounds. These developments not only expanded the types of texts that writers produce

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    they are cleansed of unsettling emotions which are portrayed in the story. This catharsis is often brought on by hearing of a tragic hero in the story‚ or a person who is heroic‚ but is defeated by an error or frailty. In the book Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer; the true story of a tragic Mt. Everest expedition‚ the guide Rob Hall was definitely a tragic hero. His courageous efforts helped many of his clients achieve their dreams by reaching the top of the mountain. Unfortunately‚ Rob paid a tremendous

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    Youth is a time that every person cherishes and missed once it is gone‚ and Krakauer uses the “youthful derring-do” as the cause behind McCandless’s “Alaskan odyssey.” Krakauer argues that the reason why Chris went to such extreme measures was for soul searching and many other reasons‚ but more importantly‚ this would have never happened if it weren’t for Chris’s youth. Krakauer utilizes his own experiences from his youth to prove a point. He says “I knew that people sometimes climbed mountains.

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    The excerpt states that young men are attracted to danger and that Chris was just doing something that any other person would do‚ just instead took it to the extreme. Throughout the story"Into the Wild" there is evidence to support the claim that Chris was attracted to this danger and was willing to risk anything to get what he wanted‚ which in this case was "ultimate freedom". He did not want help from people and he did not want to help himself with any of his own goods. From the

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    Biography: John Krakauer

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    Jon krakauer is an American writer and mountaineer. He is mostly known for his writing about the outdoors and his mountain climbing. Krakauer’s best selling books are Into the Wild‚ Under the Banner of Heaven‚ Into the Air and a few more. Jon Krakauer was born on April 12‚ 1954 in Brookline‚ Massachusetts. he is son of Lewis Joseph Krakauer and Carol Ann Krakauer. When Jon was eight his father introduced him to mountaineering. In 1996 he published Into the Wild and it spent two years in the

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    causes and effects of floods; if you choose to write a narrative essay‚ you can narrate a story related to floods; and if you choose to write a descriptive essay‚ you can focus on describing floods. Descriptive Essay: WRITING a descriptive essay is perhaps more difficult than writing a narrative essay because it makes more demands on one’s use of language. In a descriptive essay‚ you need to give a detailed description of a person‚ place‚ object‚ experience or memory. Your description must be so

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    Maria V. Stanyukovich. Epic as a Means to Control Memory and Emotions of Gods andHumans: Ritual Implications of Hudhud Among the Yattuka and Tuwali Ifugao. In: NicoleRevel‚ ed. Songs of Memory in Islands of Southeast Asia. Cambridge Scholars publications‚2013‚ Newcastle-upon-Tyne‚ pp. 167-204 Epic as a Means to Control the Memory and Emotions of Gods andHumans: Ritual Implications of the Hudhud Epics Among the Ifugao andthe Kalanguya 1 Maria V. Stanyukovich Strong ritual ties are characteristic

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