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    increase dramatically. “The knights and squires fled before them with their families. They took their wives and daughters many miles away to put them in safety‚ leaving their houses open with their possessions inside” (Froissart 151). During this rebellion‚ the nobles were scared to death of these poorly armed peasants‚ so much so that they abandoned all their possessions to flee out of their path and into safety. The great chain of being portrayed the aristocracy as being well above the level of the

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    A&P By John Updike

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    "Policy is what the kingpins want. What others want is juvenile delinquency." Throughout the short story "A&P" by John Updike‚ rebellious behavior is obviously one of the key elements. I not only saw rebellion but a change in the views of people and maturing in the main character Sammy. The clashing of the young and old ways of life is evident from clothing to the normal flow of people in the grocery store isles. Three young girls show Sammy a point of view by the end of this story about the world

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    self-centered rebellion. While Winston enjoys sex and intimacy‚ Julia is an outwardly sexual being and sleeps with Party members regularly‚ Winston tells her that the more men she has been with‚ the more he loves her‚ since it means that more Party members are committing crimes. She does not do this to destroy the Party but to quench her own desires‚ and that is the basic difference between Winston and Julia. His rebellion is as much for future generations as it is for himself; her rebellion is purely

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    Rebellion isn’t the result of teenagers’ angst and frustration with the faceless‚ but obviously capitalist “man.” Rebellion isn’t a senseless act of defiance exercised by people who are unhappy with trivial social institutions‚ like school dress code or simply because a popular music artist is preaching some subjectively interesting stuff. Rebellion is a purposeful act of social activism backed up by the intention of creating or destroying certain societal standards. Gil Scott Heron’s racially-charged

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    that students failed to handle the curriculum. This failure includes various aspects of educational failure such as rebellion‚ frequent absence from classes‚ dropping out and many more. Studies have shown that people shown that people with academic failure are more probable to rebel and use drugs at older ages; therefore‚ academic failure and dropout might result to rebellion‚ drug‚ and alcohol addictions. There are three reasons why the researcher chose this topic; first‚ to identify

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    the ideas of the other. Jim Stark and Holden Caulfield‚ the two main characters of the stories‚ have so much in common that if they ever met one another‚ they would immediately become friends. The main theme that applies to both works is teenage rebellion. Holden and Jim seem to get into trouble often‚ which affects many different aspects of their lives‚ including their friends‚ family‚ school‚ location‚ and self-image. Holden’s and Jim’s parents have very similar attitudes towards their children

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    To what extent are the protagonists in ‘1984’ (Winston) and ‘A Handmaid’s Tale’ (Offred) both changed and compromised by‚ and yet resistant to‚ the dystopian societies in which they live? Both the protagonist’s in ‘A Handmaid’s Tale’ and ‘1984’ change and compromise because of the dystopian societies they live in. At first‚ Winston’s apparent distaste for the oppressive regime might lead you to believe he does not change his mind-set in response to his dystopian surroundings and that he is rebelling

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    Abstract This essay will provide a discussion on the advantages and the disadvantages of disciplining children. The first part of the essay begins by elaborating on the disadvantages of disciplining children. These disadvantages include establishment of anxiety and fear‚ emotional fallout and rebellious behavior. The second part of the essay provides arguments on the advantages of disciplining children. Justification includes the advantages of‚ development of a child’s character‚ learning from the

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    more eager to fight for what they believe is right and just‚ than to live by the rules they have fought for. In my opinion‚ this is a solid argument which can be proven by several examples. Throughout human history there have been many examples of rebellions‚ which begun urged by idealism but afterwards lost their way. The most recent are the ones who took place for the sake of communism. To be more precise‚ communist rebels declared equal rights and a society without social classes‚ principles that

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    Coming Of Age Film Essay

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    Growth in characters is a major characteristic of the “coming of age” film. The young characters rebel‚ find their “true” self‚ and have problems with the authority that exists. Most often these characters grow as they find the source of their rebellion and “find” themselves. Growth comes easily to the “coming of age” film because of the age of the characters and the natural mental social changes of that time. Growth is important to a “coming of age” film because it includes the four main elements

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