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    Lady Chatterley's Lover

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    House: New York‚ 1986. 2. Bryfonski‚ Dedria and Hall‚ Sharon K. (Editors)‚ Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism Volume 2. Gale Research Company: Michigan‚ 1979 3. Lawrence‚ D.H. Lady Chatterley ’s Lover. 1928. New York: Grover ’s Press‚ 1959. 4. NerudaPablo‚ "Luminous Solitude"‚ Memoirs. 1976. Included in Twentieth-Century British Literature‚ Volume 3. 5. Nin‚ Anais. "Lady Chatterley ’s Lover" D.H. Lawrence: An Unprofessional Study. (1932) 1940. Included in Twentieth-Century British Literature‚ Vol

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    When mankind created vocabulary little did they know of its complications in the 21st century world. Knowledge acquisition and vocabulary has a unique relationship‚ which is directly linked to Language as a Way of Knowing. The claim discusses whether our vocabulary is a simple reaction to our previous knowledge or is our knowledge acquisition shaped by the vocabulary we know. On one hand‚ our vocabulary had become so influential that our world is completely built and dependent on it‚ which is the

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    the Fresno City College‚ were he developed his talent for writing and poetry. He did graduate of poetry from college and he earned his M.F.A in 1976. He wanted to become a writer‚ after getting inspired by writers like Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Pablo Neruda‚ who calls him "the masters of all". Most of his writings‚ have to due with personal experiences and being a "chicano". Today‚ Soto lives in northern California‚ living patiently since he is not teaching anymore. Gary Soto was born in April 12

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    Frida, Her Life

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    “Here I‚ Frida Kahlo‚ paint myself‚ the image in the mirror.” Frida Kahlo (July 6‚ 1907 - July 13‚ 1954) was a Mexican painter who depicted the indigenous culture of her country in a style combining Realism‚ Symbolism and Surrealism. Drawing on personal experiences including her troubled marriage‚ her painful miscarriages‚ and her numerous operations‚ Kahlo’s works are often characterized by their stark portrayals of pain. Fifty-five of her 143 paintings are self-portraits‚ which frequently incorporate

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    El Amanda By Victor Jara

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    5. Victor Jara constantly sung about united people. He sung about a lot of struggles Chileans face living in Chile. For Example in one of his songs “ I Remember Amanda” he sings about a girl name Amanda and losing her loved one to the mountains. Many people did not return to the factory. In Eduardo Galeano and Isabel Allende they discuss Latin America as a region that is placed for others to constantly use to their benefit. In the song El Aparecido‚ it talks about having been crucified. I believe

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    Gagamba

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    I. Highlights about the Writer Francisco Sionil Jose born on December 3 1924 in Rosales‚ Pangasinan He is the son of Antonio Jose an Aglipayan minister‚ and Sofia Sionil. He is married to Maria Teresa Jovellanos‚ father of seven children. He helped support his family at a young age raising hogs and working as a farmer. He studied at the Rosales Elementary School‚ Far Eastern University High School‚ Manila College of Pharmacy and Dentistry and the University of Santo Tomas (UST). He took literal

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    Kazi Nazrul

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    I am Orpheus’s flute‚ / I bring sleep to the fevered world‚ / I make the heaving hells temple in fear and die. / I carry the message of revolt to the earth and the sky! … / I am the rebel eternal / I raise my head beyond this world‚ / High‚ ever erect and alone! -- Kazi Nazrul Islam‚ “The Rebel” (1922)i O‚ the young rebellious ones / Break down the iron bars of the prison‚ play the trumpet of the day of the doom / May the flag of destruction flutter over the wall of ‘Prachi’ / Who decides

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    mad poop yo

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    "And the death of people was as it has always been: as if nobody died‚ nothing like stones that fall on the earth‚ or water on the water" Pablo Neruda The FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) is the most powerful terrorist group in Colombia. It was formed in 1964 by the two communist leaders Manuel Marulanda (known as Tirofijo)‚ and Jacobo Arenas. The mission of this group was to fight against social and economical inequalities. They have used sabotage and terrorism to generate fear in

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    What is the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis‚ and how valid is it? Introduction The debate on whether ‘language is the dress of thought’ originates in ancient Greece when Aristotle discussed the possibility that the thinking pattern influences to a certain degree the evolution of language (He‚ 2011: 1). The concept that language is ‘merely a reflection of thought and the objective world’ (He‚ 2011: 1) was re-examined several times throughout history; the conclusions drawn give us a new interpretation of

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