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    Imagine the fierce red eyes of a weasel-like creature following your every move. This grizzled furred omnivore is someone you shouldn’t mess with‚ especially if it’s Rikki Tikki Tavi. Rikki Tikki Tavi‚ by Rudyard Kipling‚ is a story about Rikki Tikki‚ a young‚ feisty mongoose‚ who comes wandering into a bungalow in India‚ which he then runs into some inferious beasts in the garden‚ Nag and Nagaina‚ a pair of 5-foot long King Cobras. Likewise‚ it leads RIkki TIkki into warding off the 2 from the garden

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    New imperialism during the 19th century was fueled by the European desire to obtain resources to meet the needs of its newly industrialized society. The only way to do this was to push outward to unknown territory and gain control of its inhabitants and resources. Continents such as Africa and Asia were eventually explored. However‚ it was Africa that was found to be rich in many raw materials that would serve as catalysts to a bolstering European economy marked by industrialization. Though many

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    that destabilizes its claim for absolute authority or unquestionable authenticity. Along with Tom Nairn‚ Homi Bhabha considers the confusion and hollowness that resistance produces in the minds of such imperialist authors as Rider Haggard‚ Rudyard Kipling‚ and E. M. Forster. But while Nairn sees their colonialist grandiose rhetoric as disproportionate to the real decadent economic and political situation of late Victorian England‚ Bhabha goes as far as to see this

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    “Altruism and naiveté: European perceptions of Africa in 1899 manifested in through the women in “Heart of Darkness” Alia Aglan IB English 12: 1st blue

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    Phenomenal Woman by Maya Angelou Numerous thoughts scattered through my mind as I strived to comprehend this poem. In my opinion‚ the writer’s main intentions of this poem was to convince the readers to take heed to yourself and no one else. In this poem the author illustrates a female that is imperfect but she is content regardless. I can honestly say this poem made me felt overwhelmed. The logic behind was because I had no idea I would have enjoyed it. It indirectly administered me food for thought

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    in order to produce goods with. In turn‚ that country could then sell these good to the colony in order to make money. Rudyard Kipling talks about this fierce competition in “The White Man’s Burden”. He however states that Imperialism is a two way street. It should also be the white man’s job to go into Africa to teach them how to be civilized. These colonies according to Kipling needed protection from their surroundings. Imperialism had an impact on the world because it created a new market for goods

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    for which the story made him a hero‚ when all he really had done was rip a man away from his homeland. Another example is Rudyard Kipling‚ who wrote the poem "The White Man’s Burden" in response to the increased amount of Philippine people in America. Because the people of the Philippines had different customs‚ values‚ and looks‚ they were thought right away to be savages. Kipling wrote his poem to the United States as if to say "now you have to deal with this load of savages". He wrote about the Philippine

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    The most important concept to understand when in a position to teach is that those in a position to learn may have different styles of learning. Not everyone learns the same way. The next most important concepts a person in a position to teach needs to understand are the different learning styles. In 1987‚ Neil Fleming developed a model and self-test to help learners understand more about their learning styles. Fleming enables learners to understand how they learn best by asking a set of questions

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    into contact with an active‚ superior one.”—Dara Culhane Canada’s sovereignty is based on the expansion of imperialism‚ the growth of capital power and the notion of an inferior culture being dominated by a superior one. Written in 1899‚ Joseph Rudyard Kipling’s famous Victorian-era poem called The White Man’s Burden directly supports this ideology. The White Man’s Burden lays out a clear narrative that represents the role that European settlers perceived themselves to have in bringing civilization

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    ) ‘Silly novels by lady novelists’‚ Eliot believed that novels gave women a special opportunity to express themselves freely. 12 R.L. Stevenson Treasure Island The colonisers appear heroic and honourable – confronting ‘native’ 13 Rudyard Kipling Jungle Book The colonisers appear heroic and honourable – confronting ‘native’ 14 G.A. Henty Under Drake’s Flag Historical adventure novels for boys 15 Sarah Chauncey Woolsey‚( Pen name Susan Coolidge) What Katy Did Love stories

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