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    Eyes and the Storyline Everyone does not look at life in the same way‚ but instead‚ they look at it individually with their own life experience. Kindred‚ a novel written by Octavia Butler is a novel about an African-American writer named Dana‚ who lives in Los Angeles during the 1970’s with her white husband‚ Kevin. An unknown force however‚ pulls Dana back into time‚ where she travels back in the past during the Antebellum South where she is met with the harsh period of slavery in the early United

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    In the chapter The Storm of Kindred the slaves have turned husking corn into a enjoyable thing. And so Rufus gave them whiskey to help them with it. “There was no reason for me to join them‚ but they seemed to be making a party of the husking—Rufus gave them a little whiskey to help them along—and I needed a party‚ needed anything that would relieve my boredom‚ take my mind off myself”. So after work Rufus gave them a large amount of food which the slaves think is his way of thanking them. So things

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    This is a story about a child named Todd Houzer. Todd lived with his mother‚ his father‚ and his little sister and brother. Every monday-thursday‚ he went to school. His life was perfect… that was until friday afternoon. That single friday would change Todd’s life. He woke up one afternoon after his nap‚ only to see he had turned into a red fox. “Huh … WHAT THE HECK” yelled Todd. tod was frightened that he turned into such a majestic creature. He didn’t know that he had the DNA of a fox. This would

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    This presentation will explore Violence‚ Trauma‚ and Knowledge as interlocking concepts in Octavia Butler’s Kindred. While it may be obvious that violence and trauma are integral parts of both the slave narrative and neo-slave narrative traditions‚ the part these concepts play in the slaves’‚ or their decedents‚ acquisition of knowledge may be more subversive. In Kindred‚ the protagonist‚ Dana‚ is somehow teleported to save her white male ancestor in slave era Maryland. During these times‚ she has

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    powerful enough to end lives like the famous story of Amanda Todd. Social media is a form of pen and another amazing example is the Civil Rights Movement. Social media can and has spread fake news. Do you remember Ebola? Many people overreacted and made a big deal out of something minor in the U.S. Fake news can cause a whole country to act up. Lack of knowledge is dangerous too. Look at North Korea‚ they are under oppression. Also‚ Amanda Todd got cyber bullied and committed suicide. “Control your own

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    From the book called Kindred I found some similarities and differences from watching the 60 minute clip about camp 14 in North Korea and how they’re treated as being slaves. Such as living conditions‚ punishments‚ education‚ and marriages One way to compare slavery in the Antebellum South and the prisoners at camp 14 is in the way that they were punished! Slaves in the Antebellum South are punished by their owner‚ and in camp 14 the soldiers would shoot

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    Book Review The 1979 novel‚Kindred‚ written by Octavia Butler‚ is a piece of literature that captivates a reader‚ by expressing issues related to Black Americans that are not often discussed. The novel evokes emotions of love‚ horror‚ and power. Kindred allows a reader to deep into the mindset and perspective of characters‚ to understand the struggle of slavery during the slave era. Kindred is about a young‚ free‚ Black-American woman named Dana‚ who is the main character and narrator of

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    tradition and where creativity is shunned. Todd Anderson played by Ethan Hawke is a young reserved boy who is obedient to what he is told. When Mr. Keating becomes his teacher‚ Todd fears his technique and decides to follow authority. Over the progression of the film Todd starts to be inspired by the concept of Carpe Diem or seizing the day and applies it to the current situation. One significant scene in the Dead Poets Society‚ is when Todd struggles to write a poem for Mr. Keating

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    “It is a systematic engineering of mass consent to the established order…Hegemony is‚ in the end‚ a process that is entered into by both dominators and dominated” (Gitlin‚ 10). Todd Gitlin emphasize that his version of hegemony is running through a organization of social activities and institutional procedures. “Hegemony is done by the dominant and collaborated in by the dominated” (Gitlin‚ 10). Hegemony does not always side with

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    Changing In the movie ¨Dead Poets Society¨ Todd Anderson was one character that stood out to me. He was really shy and quiet and didn’t really fit in at school. He also didn’t embrace life like he really should have. Verse 52 from ¨Song Of Myself ¨ by Walt Whitman and a quote by Thoreau from Walden were great forms of literature that made connections with Todd Anderson. Todd Anderson was very shy but he started to stand up for what he believed in. In Walt Whitman’s poem verse 52 from ¨Song Of

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