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    Toni Morrison doesn’t include a strong sexual theme in Sula just for shock value. Rather‚ the author uses sex to reveal clues towards the personalities of different characters‚ and how traits get passed down from one generation to the next. Some of the important clues provided in each characters personality traits come from differing sexual attitudes they hold. Disagreements between sexual appropriateness develop the relationship between Nel and Sula‚ as well as Sula’s broader relationship with the

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    and subjugate‚ Toni Morrison gives examples in her Nobel lecture. A example we are given is when the young people go to the old woman’s house and test her if the bird is dead or not because of her disability. “They stand before her‚ and one of them says‚ "Old woman‚ I hold in my hand a bird. Tell me whether it is living or dead."” We see a sign of dominance since‚ like I said earlier‚ the youngsters know the old woman can’t see. A noble purpose of language here is when Morrison said “The blind woman

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    Toni Morrison - Sula (txt).txt Toni Morrison Sula First published in 1973 It is sheer good fortune to miss somebody long before they leave you. This book is for Ford and Slade‚ whom I miss although they have not left me. "Nobody knew my rose of the world but me... I had too much glory. They don’t want glory like that in nobody’s heart." --The Rose Tattoo Foreword In the fifties‚ when I was a student‚ the embarrassment of being called a politically minded writer was so acute‚ the fear

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    Reflection on First Interview Sensitive Subjects The area of sensitive subjects as defined by James Morrison in The First Interview (2014) includes five topics. The first topic I broached was regarding substance use. The subject of alcohol use does not bring up issues for me except that I struggled to know if I should probe more or not when we initially talked about his drinking. I was unsure of myself because I did not readily remember the amounts of alcohol that would indicate a concern. In

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    Matthew James MUSIC 1091-60950 05/09/2017 Jim Morrison: The Lizard King James Douglas “Jim” Morrison born on December 8‚ 1943 was a poet‚ a songwriter‚ and an iconic and charismatic singer of the 1960’s. 1960’s‚ was the era dominated by the artists like “The Beatles”‚ “The Who”‚ “Bob Dylan”‚ “Jimi Hendrix” and “Led Zeppelin”. It was an era where many genius artists made many genres of music mainstream. In the very same era‚ a rebellious youngster‚ Jim Morrison made his debut along with his band “The Doors”

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    Toni Morrison author of the short she and me and Marge Piercy’s To Be of Use both focuses on the hardships of work in the old days and how hard it used to be. In she and me the poem summarizes how a young girl who was African American who had job working for a rich white female so that she can support her family‚ While doing this job she faces some hardships and difficulties while working‚ but she fines the courage to continue working this job. The poems” To Be of Use by Piercy” it expresses an opposing

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    Peter Gabriel Peter Gabriel has earned a worldwide reputation for his innovative work as a musician‚ writer and video maker. When at school‚ he CO-founded the band Genesis which he left in 1975. His albums‚ live performances and videos since then have won him a succession of awards. In 1980‚ he collected together a group of people to found WOMAD (World of Music‚ Arts & Dance). In a series of international festivals‚ each year WOMAD brings together traditional and modern music‚ arts and dance

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    The conclusion of the story is quite pleasing‚ although somewhat simple. Most would anticipate an intense shock‚ yet Mary Lawson had an understated way of resolving the conflicts together. The core of the novel is the bond between Matt and Kate‚ which being the greatest and most heartbreaking loss. The catastrophe that had occurred in the beginning of Mr. and Mrs. Morrison dying had a massive influence on all the children and led to many financial difficulties one after and another. Once‚ the tragedy

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    Sula’s Friend In Sula‚ Toni Morrison addresses the differing influence of a person’s surroundings on their overall character. Morrison shaped the environment of Nel in order to show how she had the potential to grow‚ but was limited by the environment she was in. Her aspirations arose in spite of prejudice. Morrison used Nel to represent the entire band of black women who are limited by the norm. Even though Nel had dreams to alter her circumstances‚ she was confined to a stereotypical role by her

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    MINISTRY OF EDUCATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA “ION CREANGA” STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES ENGLISH PHILOLOGY CHAIR DIPLOMA PAPER FIGURATIVE USE OF WORDS IN W.S.MAUGHAM`S SHORT STORIES) Submitted by: IONAŞCO SILVIA‚ the 4th year student‚ group 404 Scientific adviser: SMOCHIN OLGA‚ Senior lecturer Chişinău – 2011 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION………………………………………………………………...3 Chapter I. BASIC ASSUMPTIONS OF STYLISTIC

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