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    innate conscience that dictates what is right and what is wrong? Society has lowered their moral code thus oppressing the consciousness that is instilled in all humans. The answer to these questions can be found in John Steinbeck’s novel The Winter of Our Discontent. The moral slide of Ethan Hawley’s character is a clear representation of the moral downfall of man. The pressure put on Ethan by his family to be wealthy causes his immorality and corruption to come out. At one point Ethan argues “Strength

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    it better. There are so many rules woman have to adhere to‚ to be accepted by society. Whereas men have much fewer rules and restrictions. Men live much simpler lives‚ in terms of societal norms‚ and what they can get away with. The book Egalia’s Daughters challenges these views‚ and paints a much different picture in terms of which sex is the dominate one. The Egalians view wim‚ or women as the superior sex‚ and the manwom‚ or men are viewed the inferior‚ shameful sex. Wim control and dictate the

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    Why we shouldn’t compare ourselves to others We all do it. Comparing ourselves to one another is just part of human nature but is also a social skill we are raised up with. Our society encourages such comparison. Telling us who’s smarter‚ who’s more attractive‚ who’s more important‚ parents comparing you to your siblings or your peers‚ people telling us we must be better than everyone us etc. But this way of thinking can be harmful. Today I’m going to talk about a few reasons why the only person

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    Daughter Leaving Home

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    I. Title: To a Daughter Leaving Home by Linda Pastan By reading the title‚ we as a reader can guess that it is a mother expressing her feeling on her daughter is grew and is time to leave home. We can tell she is trying to tell the reader how much she loves her daughter. Even she does not want to let her daughter go‚ but she chose to let her be independent. I believe this title is very important and conclude what the poet is trying to tell the reader. II. Organization (Stanzaic or Continuous? Importance

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    The Bürgermaster’s Daughter by Steven Ozment is a novel about a girl name Anna Buschler who lived in an era where women were to be disciplined and obedient which was during the 16th century. Anna Büschler whom is the daughter of mayor‚ yet she was a long way from the common 16th century German lady. Unmarried and nearing thirty‚ Anna’s known not coquettish‚ flamboyant‚ and improper in dress. When her dad found that she is having mystery undertakings with both a nearby aristocrat and a fighter – gambling

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    There comes a time in everyone’s life that they must break away from their family and push through life on their own standards. With only the simple dedication of this poem; "To My Daughter‚ 1954" one can only derive that Yvor Winters had a very close relationship with his daughter and it pained him deeply to let her go out on her own into the real world. In the first stanza; "This is the terminal: the light" one might believe the terminal refers to a place where all travel begins and ends. In the

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    Our Future Selves Analysis

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    In the essay “Our Future Selves‚” by Eric Schmitz and Jared Cohen‚ the authors focus solely on how technology has had an optimistic impact on our lives and society. Similarly‚ the more technology advances are available the more effective‚ productive‚ and creative an individual will become‚ therefore‚ making an individual feel more connected and equal. However‚ in his essay “The Loneliness of the Interconnected‚” Charles Seife introduces and proposes an opposing view. Seife believes that the more

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    The Daughters of King Lear

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    The Daughters of King Lear In 1898 Edwin Austin Abbey painted a beautiful depiction of a scene in Shakespeare’s King Lear. The scene is of Cordelia leaving her sisters and all of court after her father‚ King Lear‚ divides his kingdom to her two elder sisters‚ Regan and Goneril‚ leaving her with nothing. This painting has been named many different names such as Cordelia’s Farewell‚ Scene from King Lear‚ and the most fitting‚ The Daughters of King Lear‚ so called in the Yale University organized

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    Daughter of Fortune is an inspiring piece of literature that captivates its audience by opening its doors to the life of a young Chilean girl who travels a long journey desperately to find her lover‚ Joaquin Andieta‚ in California during the Gold Rush of 1849. Eliza Sommers‚ when pregnant‚ endangered her life by smuggling herself on the obscure bottom of a ship headed to California‚ a society where people where driven crazy by gold fever. Eliza was raised in a British colony of Valparaíso‚ Chile

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    The Horse Dealers Daughter

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    Shawntaye Perry Mr. Kroll English II 08‚ May 2013 The Horse Dealers Daughter Lawrence’s “The Horse Dealer’s Daughter was originally called “The Miracle‚” marking the protagonist’s rebirth of love out of death. "The Horse Dealer’s Daughters" could possibly have two different themes. ). One being love and the other being death. Lawrence takes the old school “boy meets girl” in a whole different direction. Lawrence also uses a lot of symbolism in his short

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