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    Jim and Antonia are both extremely different characters from the beginning to the end of the book. Antonia at the beginning was a young girl filled with dreams‚ ambition‚ and having big plans for the future. She starts learning the language‚ going to a good school‚ however‚ when her father dies this is put on hold. She just would not imagine for how long. After this happens she needed to help her family. She did just this and then fell head over heals with a man who would not lead her to her best

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    Adam Bayless English 11 Advanced Mrs. Cooke September 13‚ 2011 Importance of the Title The Catcher in the Rye In The Catcher in the Rye by J.D Salinger‚ the major plot line consist of a young teenager named Holden Caulfield who is approaching the fears of adulthood. Holden is extremely lost throughout the book not knowing how to embrace adulthood and has very little assistance from adults. The reader first sees Holden’s immature behavior through his explosion from the Pencey Prep School

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    first began to write. José started writing in grade school‚ at the time he started reading. In the fifth grade‚ one of José’s teachers opened the school library to her students‚ which is how José managed to read the novels of José Rizal‚ Willa Cather’s My Antonia‚ Faulkner and Steinbeck. Reading about Basilio and Crispin in Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere made the young José cry‚ because injustice was not an alien thing to him. When José was five years old‚ his grandfather who was a soldier

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    Semiotics of Gloves

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    A glove protects. A glove provides warmth. A glove provides safety. A glove possesses many different qualities. The presence of a glove in Cather in the Rye and Winter’s Bone is something that readers possibly overlook before delving into the true significance of the book. Once readers closely analyze the importance within a text‚ some realize that a small symbol can mean something more than life to a particular character. Both J.D. Salinger and Daniel Woodrell provide a divine illustration of how

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    Throughout this novel many themes appeared in The Cather in the Rye‚ by J.D. Salinger‚ a story about a 17-year-old boy who deals with constant heartache and tries to find himself. Unfortunately it takes many hardships to really figure out why everything happens in his life. The three main themes that occurred throughout this novel are the phonies of the world‚ childhood innocence‚ and mortality. These themes really give an idea of why the main character is who he is. Holden the main character throughout

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    Jackie Robinson was born on January 31‚ 1919 in Cairo‚ Georgia. Racism should be stopped in every state it should no matter if you are an African-American or a Regular American there are a lot of great African-Americans that did very helpful things in the United States. Jackie Robinson was the first African-American that played in Major League Baseball sure there were the Negro leagues where only African-Americans could play. Jackie Robinson played in the Negro leagues for his first couple of years

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    The clouds part and the sun shines down on to Jackie Robinson as he steps on the field for the first time. The grass folds under the footsteps of the champion. Fans stare anxiously as they watch Jackie step up to the mound. They anticipate the base-stealing adrenaline that they all know so well. The suspense builds in the stadium by every second. The pitcher throws‚ Jackie swings. Crack! From home runs to strikeouts‚ Jackie Robinson risked everything he knew and loved to become the first African-American

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    Jackie Robinson and The Civil Rights Movement Jackie Robinson played baseball at a time when teams were segregated. The Brooklyn Dodgers team manager Rickey‚ helped Jackie Robinson get into the Major League baseball team. This integrated the baseball for the first time in American history‚ allowing an African American to play with the Brooklyn Dodgers. ("Jackie Robinson Biography." Bio.com. A&E Networks Television‚ n.d. Web. 12 June 2013.) When Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in professional

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    finds the best place to use his/her unique talents” (The Bedford Glossary of Critical and Literary Terms). Although Holden does not find the best place to use his unique talents‚ he does meet the rest of the criteria of a bildungsroman. The novel‚ The Cather in the Rye‚ contains the criteria of a bildungsroman because Holden’s

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    Kayla Soileau Mrs. Daigrepont English 3-2 27 February 2015 Title I. Introduction A. Thesis Statement: Both Cather and Twain use the archetypical terrible mother‚ river‚ and wise old man in their novels and these usages help to demonstrate the universality of archetypes: a reoccurring motif in literature that is used as a literary device to convey a wealth of meaning. B. In Huckleberry Finn and My Antonia‚ the archetypical terrible mother is used in similar but also different ways‚ where one is an

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