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    portrait of a Catholic nun‚ Sor Juana. The artwork is located in Latin America in the Spanish colonies of Mexico. Sor Juana joined the religious order of the Catholic Church and became a nun in order to pursue her intellectual interests. Sor Juana is depicted looking straight at the view and the iconography of the portrait is quite typical of nun portraits from 18th century Mexico. She is illustrated wearing religious clothing with iconography of a nun; beaded rose and nuns badge‚ illustrating her

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    was a young girl living in poverty who was embarrassed of where she lived. When a nun saw her playing outside and asked her where she lived she felt as though the nun judged her and disapproved of where she lived “you live there? The way she said it made me feel like nothing”(Cisneros5) Esperanza was already dissatisfied with the three bedroom house that her and her six family members had to move into so‚ when the nun who is thought of to bring hope and lift spirits looks down on her it bothers her

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    Catherine Pierce Dr. Lyon English Composition 10 October 2012 Guilty Conscience It’s safe to say that the Catholic Church does not have the best reputation when it comes to sexual harassment and child molestation accusations. Cases such as these have been coming up for years but all seem to have similar outcomes. The priest typically gets a slap on the wrist‚ gets moved to another parish‚ and the issue is never spoken of again. In some of the more controversial cases‚ the priest is removed

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    hypocrisy of the English Church. The author uses a variety of techniques and in this case‚ short stories to develop this universal truth. He does this by illustrating the avarice that exists amongst the churches most prominent members being the Monk‚ Nun‚ and the Friar. To begin‚ the monk is entirely undisciplined‚ and has no regard for proper monk etiquette. This oversized bald monk Chaucer describes disobeys almost every rule that he has vowed to follow. He is described as a "a fat and personable

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    applying the show Big Brother with the story The Canterbury Tales choosing the right characters to intermingle in a household is very difficult. The eight characters I have chosen to live in a household together are The Knight‚ The Friar‚ The Squire‚ The Nun‚ The Cook‚ The Wife of Bath‚ The Manciple‚ and The Summoner. I believe that the chosen characters will make a very interesting and dramatic show. The first character I have chosen is The Knight. I picked The Knight to live in the house because he

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    Loja The Headless Priest

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    He conquered girls‚ married women‚ eventually nuns. Thus‚ the men were alerted against the headless priest. Every night he climbed up a big Christ in the cross statue to leave the church. He used the statue shoulder to get out the window every day. One day Jesus Christ tired that the headless his

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    describes the three classes of medevil society. One of the classes is the ecclesiastical class‚ which is the church. He gives examples of the people in that group such as the nun‚ summoner‚ and the pardoner. The ecclesiastical class seems to be losing their credability at this point in history. The first person he describes is the nun. He describes her as trying to be more saintly than the average man. She tries to exhibit an elegant and dignified appearance in everything she does. Chaucer writes‚ "

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    As humans‚ we are prone to classify anything and everything: this goes here‚ that goes there. We learn it from an early age‚ I presume‚ when we are asked to decide which item does not belong. It is not long before this philosophy becomes a way of assessing people. However‚ it is not until later that we learn that those being underestimated or misclassified are the ones that make life better‚ that change society‚ that innovate and progress our society. Mark Bowden acknowledges that people are put

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    Elijah Isolation

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    Elijah was there at the location where the nun´s were the ones that molested Elijah and cause him to lose himself to be isolated from his family‚ friends and other relationships. Insert Quote. This illustrates when Elijah was being treated differently from one another because of culture and religion. Those residential schools kept Elijah isolated and taken away from her family and friends‚ plus Elijah had to learn the ways of europeans. The nuns took Elijah and molested him this was very hard

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    In The Decameron‚ Boccaccio uses tales of deception to capture the merchant culture of quick wit and cleverness‚ which defies Christian morality and transcends the traditional social classes of the medieval era. In fact‚ one’s success at deception is often depicted as a form of intelligence. Tricksters are either rewarded or face no significant consequence for their actions‚ whereas their victims are portrayed as gullible and weak. In the opening story of San Ciappelletto‚ Boccaccio presents

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