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    In the Merchant of Venice‚ Shakespeare illustrates his feelings towards Jews in 17th century England through the use of a commonly known stereotype during the time‚ the racial tension between Jews and Christians. Shylock is the focal point of the play‚ and acts as the traditional stereotype of the Jew in Elizabethan times. The merchant of venice is often seen as an anti-semitic work due to the stereotypical portrayal of the jewish character shylock. Some would argue that the most inevitable interpretation

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    Maus Spiegelman Analysis

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    Plot In the second part of the book it shows how Art becomes a young kid talking to a therapist. He pours out his feeling about his father reminding him that he couldn’t do anything as well as he could. “Mainly I remember arguing with him...and being told that I couldn’t do anything as well as he could” (Spiegelman 204). This shows how Art’s father have little appreciation of what he has been doing and how everything that he has been through can not compare to the things that he is doing right now

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    originally wrote this play. This play is about love‚ power and honour and it has been presented between the two wars. The play was thought as a comedy to most Christian; on the other hand‚ people thought the play was presented extremely races‚ as a Jew (Shylock) was the only villain and having all the punishments. In Act 3 Scene 1‚ Shylock was so depressed because his “own flesh and blood to rebel (Jessica eloped with a lot of money)” He was depressed for losing his own “blood” (Jessica) and angry

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    Judaism and Shylock

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    Antonio. To add on to that‚ the revenge he is taking on Antonio is not to bring justice to the jewish people‚ but just for the sake of revenge itself‚ which is against the Jewish religion as number 31-32 of the 613 comandments state that Jews should not revenge and Jews should not bear a grudge. lastly‚  Shylock is crafty and shrewd. When discussing the forfeiture of the bond‚ Shylock says "let the forfeiture be nominated for an equal pound of your fair flesh‚ to be cut off and taken in what part of

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    Analyzing these three conditions we can confirm if the Judaism is real “culture” itself or not. According to the first point‚ the culture transmission should be based on behavioral trait. In the book “God is not one” we can read that what really makes a Jew of people is the behavior more than beliefs. In fact‚ Jewish people can also be atheist in the meaning of “not believe in God” and still consider themselves as a member of the Jewish community‚ because they use to more or less attend traditions and

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    Jud Suss

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    a new born prejudice against Jews without even knowing it. It wasn’t just a crude propaganda as the film had many other enjoyable aspects of it such as the cinematography‚ the vintage set up and the professionalism of the actors and actresses. It had typical elements of a melodrama such as dramatic reversals of fortune‚ suspense and over-dramatic characters. The story is delivered as an old tale of good versus evil‚ the evil clearly represented by Oppenheimer‚ the Jew. Oppenheimer plays the devil’s

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    sides of the Zabinski’s family: Jan’s side and Antonina’s side. Jan’s side‚ full of action and physical risks‚ is equally as important as Antonina’s side‚ which is full of cunning tricks and advances. Both Jan and Antonina saved the lives of hundred of Jews during the Holocaust. For these reasons‚ when Jan incorrectly labels his spouse as a “housewife”‚ he is aiding D. T. Max’s theory that Antonina is more than a “housewife”‚ but “the alpha female in a unique menagerie.” Antonina Zabinski is one who

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    Anne Frank

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    restrictions put on Jews‚ including the following: i) Jews must wear a yellow star to identify them from others. ii) Jews must hand in their bicycles‚ which will be given to soldiers and policemen. iii) Jews must not travel by train and are forbidden to drive. iv) Jews must shop only in Jewish shops and only from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. v) Jews must stay indoors after 8:00 p.m. vi) Jews must not visit the theatre‚ the cinema‚ or sporting events. vii) Jews must not visit Christians

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    decide to prank call Mr. John McPherson‚ which resulted in his wife getting out of bed and unfortunately causing her death. The next day at school‚ Mr. John McPherson shows up under the influence of alcohol‚ completely drunk and starts to insult the Jews and making extremely racist comments. This is just a small example of Anti-Semitism during Duddy’s childhood. Another idea I found important in the text was selfishness as well as ambition and greed. Even though Duddy was making more money than

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    Chapters 1 and 2 The novel begins in 1941 with a twelve year old boy named Eliezer as the narrator. He begins the story by introduces the reader to Moche the Beadle. He was a man of all work at a synagogue. They were Jews of Sighet in a little town in Transylvania. Moche the Beadle was a poor man but nobody ever felt embarrassed by him or his presence. Mocha was very awkward physically but he always made people smile. Eliezer got to know him toward the end of the year when he studied in the Talmud

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