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    Good Times & Bad Times

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    Good Times & Bad Times Life! I still do not have the exact concept of what life is exactly and what one values the most in his/her life. But what I do know is that our life is comprised of several ups and downs. Those ups are valued as good times when life continues easily with less complications and the downs are bad times when life becomes harder and more complicated. No matter how wealthy we are or what position we hold‚ we ought to face both bad and good times one after another. I think happiness

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    Citizenship Themes

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    and philosophy of the words past and present. After reading novels and readings such as Looking backwards‚ the Rerum novarum‚ and even Women on the edge of Time; there are many themes that have a direct correlation between all three. However after analyzing and going through the discussion had between each novel‚ it seems that the overall theme connecting the stories together is citizenship. The best way to describe citizenship is as the overall burden and commitments that are linked when being a

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    The Theme of Family

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    The Theme of Family in the Oresteia and the Medea Understanding Greek tragedy depends upon tracing the growth of characters and themes within the plays and how they help to highlight the greater significance of the work. A prominent theme discussed by the tragedians is that of family and is dominant in both the Oresteia and the Medea. The Oresteia centers on concepts of what family is and how obligations within a family transcend personal desires and dictate the life of individuals. The Medea on

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    Tuareg * They were once nomads throughout the Sahara. * The Tuareg today are found mostly in North Africa and West Africa. * Total population: 5.2 million *  Niger: 1‚720‚000 (1998) *  Mali: 1‚440‚000 (1991) * The language of the Tuareg is called Tamaschek. * Religion:Islam * They call themselves  Kel Tamasheq/Kel Tamajaq‚ Kel Tagelmust or Imuhaq/Imuscha. * The most legendary of Tuareg leaders was Tin Hinan * Other confederation leaders followed under

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    Communist Themes

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    Communist Themes Slavenka Drakulic’s "How We Survived Communism and Even Laughed" tells stories that contain many different aspects of life under a communist regime. It mainly focuses on the scenario from a woman’s point of view‚ which in many cases was a lot worse. It goes into great depth of the kind of strangle hold the government had on the people and what the people had to do in order to survive. One interesting theme that should be touched upon is presented in Chapter Nine‚ entitled

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    beliefs or courage‚ as they lead their nation toward the war for liberation. The Mirabal sisters represent the anomalies of the society‚ struggling to fight for their God-given rights of freedom in the 1930-1960’s in the Dominican Republic. In the Time of the Butterflies is not just a story of the Mirabal sister’s immense fight against the thirty-one year reign of Dominican Republic dictator Rafael Trujillo‚ but also portrays a story of love‚ insecurities‚ and strength that transforms the lives of

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    Themes In Ragtime

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    novel with many impactful themes. Major themes include: the theme of accepting change‚ and dealing with the instability of life. But one of the most universal themes in the novel is also the most applicable‚ the theme of escape. To best analyze the theme of escape in the novel‚ we must look at each character on an in-depth level. First‚ we Mother is part of the upper class family living in New Rochelle. She is greatly disappointed by her marriage to Father. However‚ once Father dies‚ her whole world

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    Thebedi and The Old Lady Journey into Literature ENG 125 Melissa Eidson May 22‚ 2013 Theme of Racism This paper is intended to in fact compare and contrast two literary works in the form of short stories. It will give a description of the similarities and differences in content and style. In observances of both stories central theme of racism which both result in death‚ look at how the characters were faced and affected by racism‚ poverty‚ and love. This paper will also briefly summarize

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    Themes of Madea

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    There are many themes that are shown in “Medea”. In my opinion‚ the three main themes that give it meaning in modern life is what makes the play worth reading. The themes make it relevant to read even in this day and age. The first main theme that is shown in “Medea” is the women’s place in society. In the play‚ you could see the current position of women in the city of Athens. The women were not seen as a vital part of society and due to this mindset‚ they were not seen as a valuable commodity in

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    In book one of “The Once and Future King” we are introduced to a young character named Wart; a foster child who is left in the care of Sir Ector. Kay‚ Ector’s son‚ is being trained in the ways of knighthood to one day take over his father’s throne. Wart found many ways to keep him entertained as Kay was being trained. Wart came across an old magician by the name of Merlyn who has proclaimed himself as Wart’s tutor/mentor. Over the next few years Merlyn instilled much wisdom in Wart by turning him

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