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    Anton Chekhov’s play “Uncle Vanya” tells the story of a late 1800’s Russian estate tossed into turmoil by the arrival of a professor Serebryakov‚ a man that has retired from academia to live on his dead wife’s land. The tiresome Serebryakov‚ displays arrogance and tyranny to everyone around him‚ and only stays on the estate due to the blind admiration of his former mother-in law. His beautiful young wife‚ Elena‚ is lusted after by the other men on the estate‚ including the doctor Mikhail Lvovich

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    1128A Intro to Theatre Plays & Playwrights Form Winter 2014 Name: Nathan Whitfield 1. Title of the play: The Cherry Orchard 2. Author of the play: Chekov 3. Setting: Russia 4. Time: 1890’s 5. Theme: (NOT THE STORY LINE! – what is the play REALLY about?) The theme of the play has been thought to be the struggle over memory. I would have to agree with this idea. Throughout the play you learn of painful memories that the characters have had and how they are desperately trying to forget them

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    Educating Rita and Pleasantville The concept of ‘Into the world’ refers to the transition of an individual into a broader world which transcends class restrictions‚ enriching their sense of identity and freedom. Willy Russel’s play “Educating Rita” depicts Rita’s transition from her working-class background into the world of education while Gary Ross’s film “Pleasantville” similarly displays the journey of an individual from their restrictive background into a new society which. Catalyst The

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    Writing‚ Grammar‚ and Usage: Writing and Research i. Speaking and Listening (p.181) a) Participate civilly and productively in group discussions. ii. Vocabulary (pp. 182-183) b. Fiction‚ Nonfiction‚ and Drama (P. 184) i. Short Stories a) “The Bet”(Anton Chekov) Skill Objectives C. 1. Students will summarize data about the history of the English language in twocolumn notes. (CRWS 8.1.J) Students will decipher Appendix C: Vocabulary List One‚ in a discussion and by 2. creating graphic organizers‚ or word

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    Introduction The whole is more than its parts. This is definitely true for a collection of short stories like this. This essay at hand will concentrate on the Western elements in the nine short stories of East‚ West by Salman Rushdie. Special attention will be given to the composition of the book. The division into East‚ West and East‚ West will be examined‚ too. It will be followed how Rushdie deconstructs the seeming oppositions East and West and how stereotypes play a part in this. The thesis

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    afford better‚ as their budgets had been cut‚ (Anton et al. “Deep”). The lack of funding caused deaths and injuries of both patients and staff. Then in 2015‚ modern muckraker Leonora LaPeter Anton‚ published a series of articles shedding a new light on the topic alerting the unsuspecting public. Muckraking still does exist in 2016‚ as documented in the article written by Leonora LaPeter Anton‚ Insane. Invisible. In danger. (“Leonora”). Leonora LaPeter Anton was the muckraker is this investigation‚ with

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    serves as a comparison to Anton’s quest of self discovery thoughout the novel. Tying this universal theme with the characterization of Anton‚ Mulisch portrays how the protagonist’s identity is significantly based on his[Anton] childhood experiences‚ which reveals his[Anton] curious and innocent nature. Anton’s innocence is revealed through his thought process: “Anton used to think that Carefree meant a place where cares entered freely‚ not a place free from cares”(3). Only a child would note nuances

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    calling to the roof. At this point‚ he is an innocent young boy who has no knowledge of his powers and does not know about the Watches. This all changes when he follows the calling. He is taken hostage by a female vampire‚ perhaps for revenge when Anton killed her partner. Through this‚ Egor discovers the Night and Day Watches as well as light and dark magicians. Egor has not yet picked a side‚ yet he was destined to become a dark magician because he followed the calling. Realizing now what evil is

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    The movie Gattaca starts with the birth of Vincent Anton Freeman whose genetics show him to be prone to many disorders. He is given an estimated life span of just above thirty years to live. Vincent’s parents then decide to use genetic selection to give birth to another child whom they name Anton. As boys‚ Anton and Vincent play “chicken.” They swim until one of them gives up and loses. Vincent never wins. His dream is to go up in space‚ but as an in-valid (not genetically selected) he does not stand

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    I.B. English 11 21‚ March 2011 World Literature Paper 2 – draft In his novel The Assault‚ Harry Mulisch illustrates a clear example at how human memory can aid us in pursuing a better future ahead of us. As Anton watched the motor boats on the first page of the novel he was amazed at how fast the motor boats moved and the wake they left behind. Each time he saw them zoom by he would try to follow their wake however its pattern became so distorted he could not follow it. Along side the motor

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