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    heritage becomes something popular rather than a source of embarrassment. She returns home demanding the family quilts not for sentimental reasons‚ but because they now considered “special” and is shocked when Mama denies her of them. Dee’s potential narration would be a delusional one‚ as even she with her self-confidence denies her connection to her family‚ is swayed by society’s views of culture and popularity and even takes on her own new persona as Wangero. Everyday Use is at its core a story of

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    of the film. One will also notice the seemingly nostalgic overlay that tints dreams and films alike. It seems as if we recall the instances as we recall our viewing experience in a sort of sepia toned memory. However the character familiarity and omniscient quality of a dream cannot be translated and achieved in the technical portrayal. Somehow we hold the knowledge that an individual is certainly that individual‚ a location is certainly that location‚ an event is certainly that event. Although within

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    imaginative manner. When prose recounts only the artist’s actual life experiences‚ it becomes autobiographical‚ when it presents historical facts in an imaginative‚ but not necessarily an accurate manner‚ it becomes historical literature. When it is restricted to the record of the life of another person by the writer‚ it is biographical. If the characters in the story go from one adventure to another‚ it is picturesque or episodic. 2. Prose work is dramatic. The writer creates a real or imaginary

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    of Pascal’s Wager can be used for any God at all‚ so what happens if you pick the wrong God? Who is to say this God actually rewards belief and punishes those who do not believe? If we supposedly were to pick a god and it does exist‚ won’t this omniscient god know that we only believe just to be safe? Would our outcome still be an infinite reward‚ or would we not be rewarded for our fake belief? I don’t think we can be guaranteed any specific outcome‚ such as an infinite reward or infinite punishment

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    since currently we are studying the life in Egypt and Mesopotamian culture. We learned about how the Epic of Gilgamesh was a great epic that gave us knowledge about their culture and faith. Point of View (POV): The POV of the narration is 3rd person omniscient. Evidence from the selection that proves this POV is Third person. Although the first tablet was told in Gilgamesh’s point of view‚ this epic was spoken by an unknown narrator for most of the story. This narrator spoke of Gilgamesh

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    her heroine‚ Elizabeth as a woman who has her own perspectives‚ feelings‚ and opinions. This paper analyses feminism in Pride and Prejudice from its progressive and conservative aspects. The former is reflected from the perspective of the way of narration and depiction of Elizabeth‚ while the latter is illustrated when this novel is confined in patriarchal society‚ that is‚ it compromises with custom and tradition of its time. Key words: feminism‚ female’s narrative perspective‚ depiction of Elizabeth

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    Genre…………………………………………. 2. Social and cultural background………………………………... 3. Thematic formation. Gist and problem identification…………. 4. Author’s tone and intent………………………………………. 5. Composition and content organization. Types of narration…… 6. Point of view. Voice and focalization………………………..... 7. Setting and environment……………………………………….. 8. Characterization………………………………………………... 9. Language and imagery. Individual style of writing……………..

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    Introduction Nowadays an increasing interest is attached to the different types of narratives. The analysis of the types of author’s narrative in the works of modern English novelists allows us to penetrate into the inner world of the author and to define the language structures that are used to create the text itself. The types of the author’s narratives have not yet been exhausted in linguistic studies. The urgency of the author’s narrative has been accentuated in the publications of

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    and tells the deaf old man he wishes the old man’s suicide attempt had been successful. The younger waiter has a wife waiting in bed for him and is unsympathetic when the older waiter says that the old man once had a wife. Hemingway ’s omniscient third person narration allows readers to see what ’s happening both inside and outside of the character ’s minds. Hemingway gives out hints of what ’s happening with the younger waiter and the old deaf man which allows the readers to understand how the author

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    invitation from Diagamma Pi‚ the chief medical fraternity”). Throughout the excerpt‚ the author’s tone remains to be very sympathetic and slightly humorous when it comes to something‚ having to do with Martin Arrowsmith. The third-person narration by the omniscient author and the descriptive techniques used provide the reader with a clue to that. Martin Arrowsmith is a young‚ ambitious man‚ whose

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