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    Concert Essay 1

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    mainly because of the general idea of how jazz music can give off a “bluesy” rhythm. Little did I know how diverse jazz music can be. “Creole Belles”‚ “Creep”‚ and the medley that compromised of “When you’re smiling”‚ “Swing that music”‚ and “Shiek of Araby” are the pieces that allowed the audience‚ including myself‚ to experience the diversity of jazz music. “Creole Belles”‚ was originally written by J.B. Lampe and arranged by Jared Blum along with the Jazz Combo‚ featuring Megan Spurlock on the clarinet

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    Katy ENL 4303 2 March 2014 Epiphany‚ Paralysis‚ and the Senses in Dubliners The word “epiphany” derives from the Christian account of Christ’s manifestation to the Gentiles as represented by the three Magi‚ so it is appropriate that James Joyce would use this term to describe the sudden awareness of the essence of an object‚ person‚ or situation. In Joyce’s novels‚ an epiphany is the moment in when all previous misconception or ignorance falls away to reveal the formerly unnoticed truth

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    Postmodernism is difficult to define‚ because we go through it on a daily basis. Some would say it began in the 1950’s‚ and others say it began with the tearing down of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Postmodernism is characterized by a variety of elements that question the reading experience. Postmodern authors celebrate this by using humour and absurd experiences to create a bizarre alternate reality. The different elements that are used throughout postmodernism stories include magic realism‚ metafiction

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    In “Araby”‚ “Eveline”‚ and “The Dead”‚ three short stories featured in James Joyce’s The Dubliners‚ the characters struggle with whether to live their lives with a structured routine or to seek opportunities‚ change‚ and adventure. These short stories center around everyday life for citizens of Dublin‚ Ireland in the early 20th century‚ when a choice between continuing the inherited tradition of routine and structure versus seeking any other form of life or adventure could be the most important decision

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    when they found out that she had run away with a fellow? Say she was a fool‚ perhaps; and her place would be filled up by advertisement. Miss Gavan would be glad. She had always had an edge on her‚especially whenever there were people listening.” Araby * “What innumerable follies laid waste my waking and sleeping thoughts after that

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    The Golden Age of Islam Description: The Golden Age of Islam is usually dated from the mid-7th century to around the mid-13th century. During this period the Muslims flourished and they established one of the largest empires in all of history. This period is believed to have begun during the reign of Harun al-Rashid; a Abbasid caliph. His reign lasted from 786 to 809. The Golden Age of Islam also brought us what we know today as Hospitals. Hospitals at the time were the first to require any type

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    often reach a rebirth state in which they will lose their innocence trough isolation in their life and later on‚ a relief. These steps that a person would go through can be seen in “Hills like White Elephant” also in both James Joyce’s “The Dead” and “Araby”. Ernest Hemingway followed the ice berg theory and in which he use as a great advantage in creating his short stories. The “Hills like White Elephant” if read only once would be simply a conversation between a couple while waiting for

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    inspiring. One in particular is called‚ Araby. This is a story that explores the themes of frustration and escape. In the story the narrator remains nameless‚ he is a young boy who lives with his aunt and Uncle on North Richmond Street. The boy has a friend named‚ Mangan‚ who he occasionally hangs out with. He begins to develop a crush on Mangan’s sister‚ and fantasizes about her. Eventually he speaks with her‚ and she asks him if he is going to the Araby‚ and Arabian themed flea market. She says

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    A & P Rhetorical Analysis

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    chance to be noticed by them as more than just a waiter‚ similar to our main character.  A&P is not the only story about a guy falling for an unattainable girl. Araby by James  Joyce contains a similar conflict; the young boy ends up falling in love with his neighbor’s older  sister and feels as if he would do anything for her. He ends up takes a late night train to Araby to  find her a gift yet when he gets there many of the shops are closed and there is only one left  open. The young lady in the shop asks if he needs help finding anything and when he

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    burst into the image. He rode in on a bronze horse and carried a huge mirror. He wore a golden ring and had a naked sword saddle to his side. After introducing himself as Gawain‚ he exposed his true reason for being there. He was sent by the king of Araby in honor of the king’s celebration. There were four magical gifts a bronze horse‚ a mirror‚ a sword‚ and a ring. The bronze horse had the power of teleportation. The mirror can predict the thoughts of the king’s enemies and friends. The third gift

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