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    Have you ever thought what it would be like for the youngest daughter to not be able to have freedom and not marry? Well‚ today I’m going to share with you how “Like Water For Chocolate” by Laura Esquivel is a feminist novel. A feminist is a person who believes that all women should receive the same privileges and treatment as men. The novel “Like Water For Chocolate” has mainly directed towards following family traditions which is where the feminism appears. I strongly believe that the novel “Like

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    Belonging involves sacrifice Some people will change or sacrifice their values‚ morals or beliefs just to fit in‚ be accepted and live up to certain people’s expectations. “Looking For Alibrandi” directed by Kate Woods presents the issue of sacrificing different things in order to belong. Nonna Katia sacrifices her relationship with Marcus Sandford‚ Josephine Alibrandi sacrifices her culture and John Barton sacrifices himself to not belong. Each of their sacrifices are different as they want to

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    up. Eriksonʼs theory is evident through Josieʼs character in Looking For Alibrandi. Due to her age‚ Josie is classified in the fifth stage‚ Identity vs Role Confusion. This is a major stage in development where the child has to learn the roles they will occupy as an adult. It is during this stage that the adolescent will re-examine their identity and try to find out exactly who they are. Josie is a confused girl‚ searching to find where she belongs in two different cultures. It is during Tomato

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    named Josie‚ who sends him to a little school near her town. He says that her family is gentle and ignorant of the world‚ while Josie is hardworking and spirited. At last‚ he goes to the school where he is to teach‚ finding that it is an old corn shed used by a white farmer until it was made into a schoolhouse. The building is old and decrepit‚ with many safety hazards for the children‚ and there were only wooden benches to sit upon. Du Bois held a class of thirty students‚ where Josie was the

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    “Good job Josie!” Coach Matt said with a beaming smile. He passed the ball back to the third-grade student. “One more shot and you’ll be number one!” I watched this scene unfold while leaning on the wall biting my nails. Well‚ I would have been if I wasn’t shaking so much. The Hoop Shoot event only came once a year‚ and I wanted to participate. The competition takes place in a high school basketball court. Students that make it shoots as many balls as they can through the hoop. The person that makes

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    Patient’s safety and care is an important facet in any health facility. That is why I‚ Susan‚ decided to take a professional approach in caring for Josie when she was admitted with severe body burns in the Hopkins hospital (King 14). In fact‚ a fair share of challenges should be faced by a renowned health facility‚ patients‚ and their family members. Medical practitioners are supposed to observe high level of professionalism when discharging their services. Despite the high expectations‚ medical

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    to a place‚ a place of comfort where no one can hurt us. However‚ a few rare exceptions may occur where our sanctuary‚ the place where we may find sacred‚ ends up causing us the greatest amount of misery. Tita in Like Water For Chocolate by Laura Esquivel and Clara in House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende are the epitome of how their means of refuge has caused them hurt. I am going to demonstrate the irony of Tita’s submission in food‚ as well as the irony of Clara’s isolation with the spirits.

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    This paper is based round a series of journal entries‚ which explores interpersonal skills. From reflecting back on my journal entries I have chosen to explore conflict management. This discussion came about due to the fact that I always seem to encounter conflict during task conflict. We are all genetically different and thus have different morals and outlooks on life. By putting individuals in a group who are all culturally different‚ come from different age groups and vary in gender there is

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    Jazmin Chavez May 29‚ 2013 Speech and Debate Research paper: Transgender children “ I don’t look like a little girl. I am a little girl. This is what five year old Josie Romero claimed in National T.V (Innes 5) Biologically Josie was born as Joey a male but now she identifies herself a female (1). Many accuse and criticize Mrs. Romero‚ Josie’s mother for tolerating her child to switch genders at such an early stage in her child’s life. Nonetheless‚ common sense seems to dictate that a child’s

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    to their audiences successfully. A change in perspective can be tough‚ but there is always some small light at the end of the tunnel. For Josie‚ her change in perspective towards her father‚ Michael Andretti‚ has a positive impact‚ as this changing relationship allows her to grow in her understanding of herself and her cultural identity. This change allows Josie to grow and mature‚ and realise that her father was not the monster she created him as when she was growing up‚ and display to the viewer

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