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    appreciate nature and its gifts‚ poets find ways to express their frustration through their work. By doing this‚ people reading these poems will draw forth a deeper meaning along with a motive for writing in such a way. William Wordsworth and Gerard Manley Hopkins voice their admiration for nature with similar poetic devices in both “The World Is Too Much With Us” and “God’s Grandeur”. Similes are used to help the reader’s understanding of the subject by comparing two unlike things. William Wordsworth

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    her solid common sense and ability to read people‚ yet she lacks both of these assets. To Mrs. Hopewell‚ the bible salesman was "good country people" and much more reputable than the "trash" who had previously lived on her farm‚” (Constantakis 1). Manley Porter comes to the door and because he is just a boy selling bibles to make some money for himself‚ Mrs Hopewell sees him as just “good country people”. She only bases this because of how he approaches her and immediately decides to just invite him

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    Christian orthodoxy is not Hulga’s belief at all. Her self-made identity is of an elite intellectual‚ rising above such superstition. Christian morality‚ in the story‚ seems at first to be represented in the story by a travelling Bible salesman named Manley Pointer. To some extent‚ the plot he engenders is an old joke: He is a travelling salesman trying to seduce the daughter. Seduce her he does‚ but not by appealing to her emotions—Hulga denies that she has any. Rather‚ he sees her true weakness: intellectual

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    she dehumanizes them by placing them into two general groups in her mind. Hulga is guilty of the same behavior in the way that she judges other people as being inferior based on their level of education. She does this with Manley when she sees him for the first time. Both Manley and Hulga are looking at the possibility of love‚ but that ends up taking a bad turn. O’Connor shows us that Hulga has another side to her. "During the night she had imagined that she seduced him. She imagined that the two

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    continue to examine the social and educational significance of teachers through the varied misconduct cases that they are encountering in their courtrooms. There has been an increase in recent years of litigation surrounding teacher conduct. Cesare and Manley-Casimir outline three main issues that have caused controversy and debate in both judicial and educational environments. The first issue surrounds the definitions of teacher misconduct within provincial statutes. As judges are dealing with situations

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    was a very religious woman‚ but often in her stories she chooses to show the world of religion as one where the actions are totally unexpected yet believable. The character Manley is a bible salesman and he is supposedly "good country people"‚ but after he is alone in the barn with Helga his true colors shine through. When Manley pulls

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    Good Country People Flannery O ’Connor ’s “Good Country People‚” is written in third person while using the omniscient narrator to focus on different character ’s consciousness throughout the story. Therefore‚ the reader knows what some of the characters are thinking about; so he/she is able to see the irony involved in the story. O’Connor’s use of symbolism in the choice of name is almost of being ironic‚ and humorous; furthermore much of the irony is implied in the title of the story‚ “Good

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    Edna Manley School of the Visual and Performing Arts. She is a Director at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts. Master of Education Education (M.E.T.) in Education Technology‚ University of British Columbia‚ British Columbia‚ Canada; Master of Art (M.A.) in Theatre and Development‚ University of East Anglia‚ Norwich‚ UK; Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Mathematics (major)‚ The University of the West Indies‚ Mona‚ Jamaica; Diploma Dance in Education (Dip. Ed.)‚ Edna Manley College

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    looking at Hulga’s feelings towards Manley‚ we could get a better idea of her exact thoughts toward him. How much smarter she thinks she is compared to Manley‚ what her actual thoughts were when Manley tricked her and stole her leg. I would think her initial reaction being he is okay looking and he somewhat knows what he is talking about though he lacks an education he can still hold a conversation. To feeling heartbroken‚ mistreated‚ and used all because Manley manipulated

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    The nature of servant leadership is fluid‚ it flows from internal work and dedication. ‘Servant Leaders’ take on responsibility and voluntarily offer assistance throughout their lives. Servant leaders can not be overpowering or demand things from their ‘followers’. They lead from within‚ they can not lead from above nor can they lead from exterior positions. They need to be integrated‚ dedicated members of the community they are serving. Leading from within is the only way that servant leadership

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