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    My Pafology Sparknotes

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    Percival Everett put a 70 page novella called My Pafology into the middle of his novel‚ Erasure‚ in order to criticize the authors‚ audience‚ and industry of African-American novels. He uses the form of meta-fiction‚ and tells the story from the perspective of the novel’s protagonist‚ an author named Thelonious “Monk” Ellison. From the beginning‚ Monk makes it clear that society is mistaken in its identification of “black life” by telling the reader how much he doesn’t fit in. “While in college

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    Black Comedy Sparknotes

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    Brindsley Miller is at odds with everyone in his living room. While all of his guests‚ intended and accidental‚ attempt to illuminate their condition both figuratively and literally‚ Brindsley desperately endeavors to thwart them to increasingly comedic effect. In Peter Shaffer’s one-act farce‚ Black Comedy‚ first performed in 1965‚ he amusingly juxtaposes light and dark in order to underscore the play’s central treatment of lies and deceit. Simultaneously its most distinctive and challenging feature

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    In Dance of the Tiger‚ Björn Kurtén presents the fictional lives of three hominin groups living during the extinction of Neanderthals. (K) Set in geographical Scandinavia (D)‚ the plot takes place near the end of the Pleistocene epoch after migrations of anatomically modern humans enter northern Europe. Attributes of each group’s culture formed the mode by which the catastrophic event took place. Kurtén concludes his tale by resolving the biological legacy of Neanderthals as genetic fragments

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    O Pioneers ! Sparknotes

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    In her novel O Pioneers!‚ Willa Cather‚ a well-known American author‚ depicts her experiences throughout her life living in the great state of Nebraska. O Pioneers! grew out of her familiarity with the communities of settlers‚ conversations with the immigrant farmers from different places‚ and the simple being of her living on the prairies herself. In 1913‚ after years of editing and writing short stories and poems‚ she wrote and became famous for her novel about the West‚ O Pioneers! At the time

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    Delphic Oracle Sparknotes

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    Most of the information about the history and the origins of the Delphic Oracle comes from the work of Parke and Wormell‚ which is considered to be the most representative on this field; this does not mean that work of other scholars is not being presented. To begin with‚ according to an ancient myth‚ one day Zeus wanted to determine the exact centre of the earth. So‚ he released two eagles from opposite ends of the world. The place where the two eagles would meet would be the centre of the earth

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    Schuyler’s Monster is a story about the many struggles of a family dealing with a nonverbal child. Schuyler’s father‚ Robert‚ allows the reader to become immersed into their lives‚ giving the reader a glimpse into the confusion‚ frustrations‚ and happiness that encompasses their lives. At first we meet a happy couple that anxiously prepares and waits for the arrival of their first child. Robert describes the many emotions they’re faced with while they’re waiting‚ when she’s being born‚ and when

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    Buried Secrets Sparknotes

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    In her ethnographic novel‚ Buried Secrets: Truth and Human Rights in Guatemala‚ Victoria Sanford studied the Guatemalan government genocide of the Maya villages and communities from the late 1970’s to the early 1990’s. She gives accounts of her research through stories‚ forensic data from the exhumation of a clandestine cemetery‚ testimonies of survivors‚ interviews with members of the Guatemalan government and military and conclusions analyzed from data collected. The books main topic is to uncover

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    Amulet Bolaño Sparknotes

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    Reality is rarely genuine without told through the nonlinear time of human consciousness. Chilean novelist‚ Roberto Bolaño wills truth of the bittersweet reality of political and social revolutions and the tragedy that ensues‚ into words. In the mists of political unrest‚ Bolaño founded the literary Infrarealist Movement‚ “a kind of Dada á la Mexicana” for a group of idealistic artists seeked to express reality through abstract dreamstates or adapted realities (BOMB 64). Bolaño’s style lends itself

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    Even though 12 people say you’re wrong and you broke the law‚ millions of other people are standing behind you saying you won. In the book Inherit the wind a man of the name betts cates was against the whole world. The two side are fighting over if Evolution should be taught in the classroom.Cates shows that he helped the world against a law that really showed up the facts about the past. I even though he didn’t win the case‚ he won by gaining millions of people support. Bert cates a young

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    The Stolen Generation describes the period of time in which the many Aboriginal children were forcibly removed from their families in order to discontinue the passing down of their culture‚ language and identity. These young children were sent to institutions or adopted by non-Indigenous families and received little to no form of education in comparison to the level of schooling offered to the white Australian children. Life was immeasurably harsh for the Aboriginal children as they were growing

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