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    money and women makes the readers get angry. Greedy is the main reason for the end of everyone’s life‚ we can see it at the beginning of the story‚ the car thief who stole the first blind man’s car get infected and shoot by the soldiers because of his noted. This is what human nature‚ they are fighting for short-term happiness and luxuries‚ they lose their dignity and respect

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    YUN ZOO OH Eng101-Wyman Research Essay 7 June‚ 2013 Delicate gaze of strangers: Director Ang LEE Last year‚ 2012‚ the movie “Life of Pi” was released all over the world. Upon release‚ Life of Pi became a critical and commercial success‚ earning over $600 million worldwide (“IMDb”). At this year‚ 2013‚ Academy Awards it had eleven nominations‚ including Best Picture‚ and won four (the most for the evening) including Best Director for Ang Lee. It was also nominated for

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    The diction and syntax used by Yann Martel in The Life of Pi leads the reader to draw a conclusion of a white collar worker who seems miserable and restricted within the confines of his life. Martel sketches a depressed and restricted office worker through his use of formal diction. Martel chooses to use words such as “nothing” (Martel)‚ “inverted” (Martel)‚ “nonetheless” (Martel)‚ and “working life” (Martel) rather than its more forthright and simple counterparts. By turning to more formal word

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    offset from the rest of the book due to Pi’s delusional state of mind and his maintained sensitivity to the occurrence. This causes the conclusion and religious sentiment of Pi’s journey to be accentuated as a direct result of intentional word choice. Pi arrives on the beach slightly crazed from his time at sea‚ as can be observed from the way his perceptions are distorted‚ with a fear that‚ “in two feet of water‚ I would drown‚” (Martel 284). He continues on with his confusion as he comments on his

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    I’ve been out there for over half a year. Two men who claimed to be some Japanese Transport Officials visited me and asked me questions about what happened when the Tsimtsum sank. Firstly‚ I told them that the ship sank and that I had jumped in the life boat‚ along with 4 other animals (Richard Parker the Bengal tiger‚ Orange Juice the Orangutan‚ a hyena and a zebra with a broken leg). Then I said that Richard Parker killed the hyena right after the hyena killed Orange Juice and the zebra. But then

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    of your natural habitat. An alteration created by a foreign species who are convinced that they know what’s best for you. Seems like living a nightmare‚ doesn’t it? This is exactly what Yann Martel claims to believe be good for the animals in‚ “Life of Pi.” He creates zoos‚ a confined and controlling place and turns them to sanctuaries in the reader’s mind. Behold‚ fellow readers‚ this is the rawest form of manipulation. Yann Martel fails to present his argument objectively‚ especially since the

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    Patrick Jackson Advance English 2 Mr. E. Hardy December 9‚ 2012 The Strangest Existentialism To understand how existentialism is present in The Stranger‚ written by Albert Camus in 1946‚ we first need to understand what existentialism is‚ and originally being written in French‚ the book presents some troubles in understanding and comprehending the existentialism that is present. Existentialism is a philosophical approach to understanding human existence and experiences. It is based on the

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    Existentialism and The Plague Jean-Paul Sartre once said‚ “Man is condemned to be free; because once he is thrown into the world‚ he is responsible for everything he does.” Sartre speaks in accordance with the values of Existentialism‚ which is defined as a philosophical theory that emphasizes the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent determining their own development through acts of the will. Existentialists like Sartre rejected the existence of a higher power and

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    The Relationship of All Choices Existentialism is the basic requirement of people to take responsibility for their own choices. The concepts that define existentialism portrays the idea that people exist for a reason‚ and who a person is‚ what they do‚ and why they do it will eventually lead into a big role of these acts in their future‚ either in a good way or a bad way. Sartre points out that people make choices for themselves and they are the only ones that can pick right from wrong because

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    Existentialism in Literature Existentialism in literature is a movement or tendency that emphasizes individual existence‚ freedom‚ and choice. While Existentialism was never an organized literary movement‚ the tenets of this philosophy have influenced many diverse writers around the world and readers can detect existential elements in their fiction. Americans writers like William Faulkner‚ Ernest Hemingway and John Steinbeck reveal existential elements in their writing. Perhaps the most prominent

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