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    Film Review: Good Night‚ and Good Luck By Nina Karimi “Good Night‚ and Good Luck” is not your typical Hollywood film full of conventional action‚ cliff hangers‚ and romance. It is however a masterpiece of its time‚ about an era that many Americans try to forget. George Clooney‚ an esteemed American Actor and director of this film tried to capture a period of time known as the McCarthy Era where the “red scare” or fear of communism allowed the Senator from Wisconsin to try and convict

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    Relate to character - Which character might you or someone you know relate to in the story and why? Joy Luck Club by: Amy Tan The character I could relate to is Waverly Jong because we both deal with our mother’s criticism. Into her adult life‚ she finds herself restrained by her subconscious fear of letting her mother down and im also scared to let my mom down when I graduate from high school and go off to college. Waverly mother compares her to other people my mom compares me too my

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    The story of “Peanut’s Fortune” is told by Peanut’s sister‚ who is involved within the plot but remains unnamed throughout her narration. Throughout the short story‚ Amy Tan writes in first person‚ allowing Peanut’s sister to personally retell the story to her daughter. VII. STRUCTURE “Peanut’s Fortune” is primarily told in chronological order‚ following the natural sequence of time during a period of four days. The short story begins when Peanut and her sister travel through the town‚ observing

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    Critique: Belief in good luck and psychological well-being: The mediating role of optimism and irrational beliefs. This article discusses the relationship between belief in good luck and depression as well as anxiety. Belief in good luck has been traditionally regarded as an irrational belief and the authors in the article attempt to overturn this idea. They utilize the five theories of depression and anxiety to explain this relationship that embraces optimism‚ neuroticism‚ attribution style‚ self-esteem

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    they must find a way to overcome them. Throughout each story line both Jing-Mei and ralph learn different lessons and they learn how to apply them to certain situations. In The Joy Luck Club the novel began with Jing-Mei’s‚ otherwise known as June‚ mother dying (Suyuan Woo). Suyuan was part of a club called The Joy Luck Club‚ where they played Mahjong and talked about every day experiences and different lessons they have learned. Suyuan never had the opportunity to reunite with her twin daughters

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    Struggle of Being Yourself Amy tan born in 1952 she lives in Oakland‚California. Her parents fled from China’s Communist revolution and settled in the United States ("Meet the writer"). She wrote her first novel in 1989 it was called "The Joy Luck Club" it was a best seller for nine months (Werlock). Tan believed she was born in the wrong family because her mother was impossible to be pleased (longnecker). In the story of "Two Kinds" Amy Tan whose life is reflected in the Uses the action of

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    care and compassion. Mother-daughter relationships is one of the most important relationships we will ever have. That being said‚ we get to see two different relationships in the memoir Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mom by Amy Chua and the novel The Joy Luck Club By Amy Tan. In the memoir‚ Chua’s tone is portrayed as a stressed mom‚ and Tan’s tone in the novel is expressed as resentful child. In the excerpt from “The Violin” in Amy Chua’s Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mom. Amy Chua shows us her struggle to

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    was yelling at him for not cleaning his room‚ when he brought up a extraneous subject to distract his mother. 3. LAMENT a. " ’Stand still‚ Ying-Ying!’ She cried‚ her usual lament‚ while I giggled and wobbled on the stool." Pg 69‚ The Joy Luck Club b. a passionate expression of grief or sorrow (noun) c. This displays the irony that she is laughing while Amah cried‚ annoyed of her actions. Lament gives the character more passion of sorrow instead of saying "She cried‚ her usual

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    Good Night and Good Luck The movie Good Night and Good Luck is about Edward R Murrow and CBS news in the 1950’s before they created 60 minutes. One of the biggest ethical questions they faced was‚ were they communists? This was right after the Red Scare (McCarthy Hearings) and most journalists were vigilant with their work‚ due to that. They did not want to be accused of being Communists and lose their hard earned jobs as reporters. They did not want to be labeled communists and then lose their

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    Suyuan Woo and Jing-mei (June) Woo: Like Mother Like Daughter The Joy Luck Club encompasses the stories of four Chinese women leaving China‚ to live in a new world of people‚ language‚ and culture in America. The book written by Amy Tan features each woman’s story‚ her American born Chinese daughter’s life‚ and culture clashes between them. Also an American born Chinese‚ Amy Tan empathizes with the daughters and the mothers of her novel. Each mother tells her daughter her story of hardships and

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