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    The Magic Barrel

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    The story opens with the character of Leo Finkle a dedicated rabbinical student reaching an end to his six long years of study. Leo‚ during these six years has been transfixed with his studies neglecting most everything else. One thing he denied himself was a social life by secluding himself in his studies‚ thus making a prospective wife seemingly out of reach‚ and when it was suggested that being married would help gather a congregation‚ Leo begins his search with match maker Pinye Salzman. Pinyne

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    The Magic Barrel Summary

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    The Magic Barrel Summary Summary (Comprehensive Guide to Short Stories‚ Critical Edition) “The Magic Barrel” begins with the introduction of Leo Finkle‚ who is twenty-seven and in search of a suitable wife‚ to Pinye Salzman‚ who has advertised his services as a matchmaker in a local Jewish newspaper. Leo has spent six years in study‚ with no time for developing a social life. Inexperienced with women‚ he finds the traditional route of obtaining a bride appealing‚ an honorable arrangement from which

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    Magic Barrel Imagery

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    In Bernard Malamud ’s "The Magic Barrel"‚ one of the main characters is a marriage broker named Pinye Salzman. Throughout the tale‚ Mr. Malamud draws many parallels between Pinye Salzman and an angel through the use of imagery. There are countless angelic references and some dialogue that conjures the image of an angel. How do these images manifest themselves and where in the text can they be found? First‚ it may be pertinent to supply some background on angels. Angels‚ in almost all cultures‚

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    The Magic Barrel All writers use literary terms to create a story. Bernard Malamud‚ the writer of The Magic Barrel‚ includes many literary elements. Character and characterization are definitely important elements in the short story. This essay will describe how Bernard Malamud creates the character of Leo Finkle through the methods of characterization. In uptown New York lived Leo Finkle‚ a rabbinical student. Leo was advised by an acquaintance that he would find it easier to win a congregation

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    "The Magic Barrel"‚ Salzman uses supernatural powers to lead Finkle to choose his daughter as his bride by causing him pain‚ influencing his faith in God and appearing as a fantasy. ‘‘The Magic Barrel’’ traces a young man’s struggle to come to terms with his identity and poses the religious question of how people‚ Jews and others‚ may come to love God. Is human love‚ the story asks‚ a necessary first step to loving God? (Marie Rose Napierkowski. Vol. 8.). In Malamud’s story the "The Magic Barrel"

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    Bernard Malamud - The Magic Barrel Literature Review - Bernard Malamud - The Magic Barrel Bernard Malamud ’s story "The Magic Barrel" is a wonderful examination of the life of a confused young Jewish Rabbi. The story is set in uptown New York City‚ in the not too distant past. Mr. Malamud does an excellent job of describing the meager surroundings in which the story plays out. The setting in this story plays an especially important role since the people the main character Leo meets are from

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    Cracker Barrel

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    Cracker Barrel Old Country Store For the last thirty years‚ Cracker Barrel Old Country Store‚ Inc. has been offering people on the highways of America an alternative to the fast food pit stop. Their restaurants serves home-style food‚ has quality gift shops and‚ most of all‚ a friendly and accommodating environment all go in to create a welcoming atmosphere. Making the guest comfortable is what makes them different. The waiters and waitresses let you take your time. You are seated and promptly

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    Crate & Barrel

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    Grace Sala FM220 Jensen February 10‚ 2011 Gordon and Carole Segal opened the first Crate and Barrel store in 1962. The 1‚700 square foot space was located in the Old Town neighborhood‚ right here in Chicago. The inspiration for the store was the couple’s honeymoon in Europe where they became interested in providing practical yet visually pleasing products to young couples starting their lives together. The Segals sought out small European companies that were not represented in America

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    Barrel of Laughs

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    Gonzalez‚ Enrico Daniel R. 3Lit Topic: Exploring the Scope of Philippine Humor Thesis Statement: The humor of Bob Ong spans the various aspects of Philippine Society‚ most notably the Political‚ Academic and Cultural Aspects. *“A Barrel of Laughs: A study of Philippine Humor through the Works of Bob Ong*” Introduction The wonders of our country’s humor never cease to amuse even the most restless individual. It’s rather comical wit‚ often delivered by those who practice the art of

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    Magic

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    101 March 13th‚ 2013 The Uses of Ancient Egyptian Magic Magic is the power to produce a desired effect by the assistance of supernatural forces‚ mystical gestures and spoken words. Just like the many other people of the antiquity‚ Egyptians also had their own myths‚ such as the myth of Heka‚ which was a kind of divine force and through it magic was cast (Pinch‚ text 1 par. 1). Egyptians were famous for their knowledge of magic since they owned it nearly four thousand years ago (Pinch

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