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    Life of Pi

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    Name - Htet Hlaing Hmee ( 1207C20609 ) Period - 1 Life of Pi Novel Proposal Theme - The Nature of Suffering Argument A Point 1 - Pi can’t imagine a God who suffers Quotation - “This son‚ on the other hand‚ who goes hungry‚ who suffers from thirst‚ who gets tired‚ who is sad‚ who is anxious‚ who is heckled and harassed” ( 91 ) Point 2 - Pi stops when he’s working out the immediate detail of survival. Quotation - “I was either fixed on practical details of immediate survival or transfixed

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    One’s religion can change as they develop more questions towards the religions they believe in. Religion is one of the central ideas in “Life of PI” by Yann Martel. Religion is one of the minds more most powerful thought. It can make them question who they are‚ what they believe in and in affects their life from many different points of view. Pi‚ the protagonist in the novel practices three religions which are Islam‚ Hinduism‚ and Christianity. These religions will be the one’s making Pi’s

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    Unreliable Narrator in Life of Pi Life of Pi is told in first person and because he is the only narrator‚ readers see what he does; the problem is‚ Pi’s reactions and over simplistic method of analyzing events are unrealistic. When readers find the narrator’s voice to be unrealistic‚ they question the book’s validity and in turn the author’s point in creating a character that is untrustworthy. There are many‚ many examples in the Life of Pi where Pi forces us to step out of the pages and twist

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    Assignment 1 Martel‚ Yann. Life of Pi. Boston: Harcourt‚ 2001. Print. I chose the swarm of flying fish as a significant symbol in the novel because it represented hope. Whenever the fish appeared he not only received food from the actual fish but was also able to use them towards catching bigger bait than he used to tame Richard Parker allowing him to him live and be able to hope for land and have the necessary ingredients to a survive. Assignment 2 (pg.14) “The Pondicherry Zoo was the source

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    different tones in Life of Pi to portray his opinions of Pi Patel. He uses Pi to show humor‚ curiosity‚ savage‚ despair‚ philosophy‚ and definitely horror throughout the novel. Pi is forced to live with a tiger in such a confined space that he must find a way to train Richard Parker. Pi comforts himself by pretending he is a tiger trainer in “THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH!” (Martel 208). This is Martel’s way of showing how Pi Patel is humorous even in troubling situations. Pi is also confronted with hunger

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    Life of Pi Final Essay Life of Pi is the kind of story that really makes you think. There were so many different aspects of the book that I didn’t understand when we started reading that make sense now. One of those features is Pi’s story. During the time when we read that section of the book I didn’t even think about the truth behind it‚ I just read. Now that we have finished the book and we got to hear both of Pi’s stories‚ I’m not sure which I believe‚ but if I had to choose I would say

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    Heritage Assessment

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    Heritage Assessment Grand Canyon University: NRS-429V 05/19/2013 Before asking the questions from Heritage Assessment tool‚ meaning of Cultural Heritage must be known. Cultural Assessment is legacy of intangible attributes and cultural property of a society or a group that are descended from the past generations‚ maintained in the current generation and carried forward for the betterment of the future generations. Tangible culture such as landscapes‚ buildings‚ books‚ art and artifacts‚ intangible

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    Heritage Assessment and Health Management Grand Canyon University: NRS-429V July/ 12/2013 Heritage Assessment and Health Management Heritage is a genetic gene of culture. Every community has their own culture and it vary in individual to individual (ANA2011).By heritage a culture pass onto generations to generations its beliefs‚ customs‚ practices‚ values and traditions .It has an important role on the community for development of the future of society (Culture in development).Heritage

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    Vigan Heritage Village‚ Ilocos Sur Vigan Heritage Village is a town in Vigan‚ Ilocos Sur that is considered the best-preserved example of a planned Spanish colonial town in Asia. In November 1999‚ it was placed on the World Heritage List commemorating its cultural significance. The village was established in the 16th century‚ when trade and community activity started to flourish along the Mestizo River‚ lasting up to the 19th century. The name “Vigan” was derived from a giant taro plant “biga”

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    2012 The Importance of Heritage In her short story‚ Everyday Use‚ Alice Walker uses the idea of one’s heritage to develop a message to readers about what role cultural background should have in people’s lives. Walker makes her opinion of true heritage very clear by highlighting the attitudes of a mother and her two daughters in the story. In addition to the attitudes of the characters‚ Walker also sheds light upon one daughter’s complete and utter misconception of heritage while at the same time

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