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    “Alice Walker’s depiction of female characters in ‘The Color Purple’ is intended to act as a stark contrast to how many female characters have been portrayed throughout literature” Discuss this statement with reference to the critical anthology Throughout literature there has been an array of female portrayals‚ most prominently those in 19th century fiction‚ who didn’t work unless driven to it by necessity. Instead‚ the focus of interest was on the heroine’s choice of marriage partner‚ which would

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    novel Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie‚ western religion is similar to a virus with the symptoms of hypocrisy‚ fear‚ and oppression due to how it conflicts with the original‚ happy standards Africa had in the past. Also in the poems‚ “I Have Been Here Before” by Don Mattera‚ and “A Plea for Mercy” by Kwesi Brew‚ western religion is deemed as a unsuited match for African culture‚ showing how ignorant the whites were when it came to experiencing new cultures. In Purple Hibiscus‚ religion

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    and Celie from “The Color Purple” by Alice Walker oppressed by men‚ in what ways are their situations similar and how do they deal with the pressure and abuse?” Abstract The purpose of this essay is to look at how the two protagonist women‚ Offred from “The Handmaid’s Tale” and Celie from “The Color Purple” are treated in literature. This essay aims to answer the question: “How are the two protagonist women Offred from “The handmaid’s tale” and Celie from “The Color Purple” oppressed by the circumstances

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    Character quotes from Purple Hibiscus Mama - Beatrice Achike - “there was so much that she did not mind.” (p. 19) - “She spoke the way a bird eats‚ in small amounts.” (p. 20) - Always submits to Eugene‚ e.g. when she has morning sickness asks to stay in the car‚ but when re-questioned by him‚ she submits and comes in. He controls her almost like a benign dictator – not even needing to command her. - She usually speaks in a whisper p123 - She feels terrible when her

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    1. Hibiscus - common name and genus of about 200 to 300 species of herbs‚ shrubs‚ and trees within the mallow family (Malvaceae). Many are cultivated for their attractive flowers. The genus is widely distributed in tropical and temperate regions. The leaves are palmately veined‚ lobed‚ or parted. The flowers are usually bell-shaped and with five petals‚ frequently very large‚ and are commonly white‚ pink‚ red‚ or yellow. Encyclopedia Britannica V 2. Dyes –are natural substances and highly colored

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    Gumamela Jam Gumamela: Hibiscus rosa-sinesis In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements in Integrated Science Science Research Project ABSTRACT The research study was conducted to finds the feasibility of the Gumamela flowers as a spread or syrup. The existence of nutritional components in Gumamela petals led the researchers to develop it as a spread or syrup for everyone. It meant to find an alternative ingredient that would be beneficial to the health of the people and would be acceptable

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    The feasibility of Guamela(hibiscus rosa-seninsis Linn) petals as shake I. Introduction A. Background of the study As we all know gumamela plant is abundant here in Philippines. It grows anywhere and everywhere in our community. So‚ as a researcher as i can see in our community‚ people are letting gumamela flower to fall on the ground after the flower blooms. So‚ as I am concern I decided to study and use gumamela flower and make it into a shake. Making gumamela petals as a shake will make us

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    stop cascading tear‚ cascade For wooing the next girl‚ is my lyrical fear. I have stopped sleeping‚ because I don’t want to dream of you‚ Yet‚ staring at this blue sky‚ all I see is you. My dreams of fathering your children is dead My purple hibiscus has turned red. Steep is the road I now passes thru And yet‚ getting back to your heart is my only clue. My journey with love has been cut shot‚ Now‚ all my feelings for a girl‚ has a “but”. Analysis: 1. First Stanza: The windows

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    Gumamela (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Linn) ABOUT GUMAMELA Gumamela is a shrub that grows from one meter up to 4 meters high. Gumamela is also known as: Hibiscus‚ China Rose and Shoeflower. In the Philippines‚ gumamela is cultivated as an ornamental plant. The gumamela flower comes in many colors: red‚ yellow‚ orange‚ white‚ purple‚ pink and other color combinations. Gumamela leaves‚ usually blended with Rose Hip has long been used in the Middle East and Okinawa as herbal tea. Today‚ the use

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    residue as soap did‚ especially on fabric. Upon their appearance‚ detergents became common products for cleaning dishes and clothing. While many people still used regular soap‚ by 1953 most households were using detergents. History of Hibiscus * The hibiscus has had a long history of use in Africa and neighboring tropical countries. Its fragrant flowers have been used in sachets and perfumes. Fiber from H. sabdariffa has been used to fashion rope as a jute substitute and the fleshy red calyx

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