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    Double Standards

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    really bothers me when people say one thing and with their actions do the exact opposite. In the book King Leopold’s Ghost‚ there are three characters that display the most hypocrisy‚ King Leopold‚ Henry Morton Stanley and Colonel George Washington Williams. The biggest hypocrite of the three was King Leopold himself in the colonization of the Congo. One would think that a newly formed country that was once under rule of many different countries would be content with what they have and not look

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    Imperialism - The Infliction Upon the Congolese The state of the Congo in the late 1800’s was intertwined with destruction and horror‚ compromising the integrity of humanity. The Belgian King Leopold II ruled over the new colony of central Africa from 1885 to 1908. The period of Leopold’s rule is known as a brutal time of exploitation‚ as millions of Congolese died. While most imperialist based discussions focus on the incentives of the Europeans‚ there is a lack of recognition of the Congolese and

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    BIOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS IN CONRAD’S HEART OF DARKNESS Conrad wrote in his author’s note to Heart of Darkness that the novel was "authentic in fundamentals" and that it represented "experience pushed a little (and only a very little) beyond the actual facts of the case." In fact‚ many details and even characters in Heart of Darkness come from real life and also from some pages of Conrad’s Congo diary. Conrad started his career as a sailor on a French ship. In 1878 when he was at the age of 20

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    The Belgians of the Congo Free State in Africa obtained a vast amount of riches; however‚ much of it was taken out and brought back to Europe. Belgian ruler King Leopold made himself the dictator of the Congo and spent the riches to form what was nearly his own private colony‚ the Congo Free State. As we look at how Belgium profited from the colonization of Congo‚ I am going to refer to the books and films we used in class to help explore and define this topic more proficiently. Belgium discovered

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    what was going on in daily news‚ they would read what the journalists wrote. King Leopold II was able to colonize Congo with the help of the journalists and writers keeping quiet about what was really happening in Congo. King Leopold II was an ambitious man who only cared about the money and power. He was focused on buying land and in the 1870s‚ Africa was the best place to start a colony. To do all of this‚ Leopold pretended to like a humanitarian and philanthropist by holding international conferences

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    Miriany Lalchand Reader’s Response Hold Tight Amy Bloom Content  Author  Text (glossary)  Summary  Literary Devices  My Response  References About the Author  Amy Bloom (1953)  American writer and psychotherapist  Written two novels & three collections of short stories  Nominee for the National Book Award & the National Book Critics Circle Award  Creator‚ co-executive producer & head writer for TV series “State of Mind”  Written for The New Yorker‚ Atlantic

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    Lindqvist’s Analysis

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    Sven Lindqvist’s Analysis – “Exterminate all the Brutes” In the 1800s‚ there was exponential growth in population‚ energy‚ production‚ innovations‚ etc. that led to an era called the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution brought imaginary ideas and concepts to realization. New innovations such as the steam engine‚ interchangeability of parts‚ vehicles‚ telegraph‚ and AC power paved the way for this exponential growth on a local and global scale. Thus‚ countries began to boom and expand

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    The central aim in which the shipmates in Heart of Darkness are pursuing is the expansion of their home countries’ empires. Yet‚ many people are hurt in this enterprise‚ and it’s not only the colonized that are impacted negatively by this Imperialist project. Another dominant theme in this book involves notions of civilization. The author Joseph Conrad was trying to convey messages through out the book about Imperialism and civilized society’s. In Heart of Darkness‚ Conrad was trying to symbolize

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    Where flowers bloom so does hope People who read poems have many different interpretations‚ but when it comes to Emily Dickinson‚ the interpretations are almost infinite. Throughout the 19th century Emily Dickinson is perhaps one of the most fascinating American poets studied. Even though the Romantic period was coming to an end during her time many of Dickinson’s poems embody the characteristics during the period. Often times‚ Dickinson would use nature such as flowers‚ forests‚ meadows‚ hills

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    plateau was the German historian Leopold von Ranke (1795-1886). Ranke’s contribution were threefold: (1) he played a leading role in establishing history as a respected discipline in the universities‚ (2) he firmly established the notion that all sound history must be based on primary sources and a rigorous methodology‚ and (3) he reflected the broader nineteenth-century attempt to define the concept of “historical-mindedness”. This essay seeks to analyse Leopold von Ranke’s contribution to the study

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