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    either in life or on paper. But most find solutions to overcome the road blocks they face. For instance‚ taking time for family‚ a simple change to your alarm clock‚ to give you that time of serenity to think‚ or even joining the military. Judith Ortiz Cofer was a dedicated mother at the age twenty-one‚ while working a part-time job‚ and going through college. She once said‚ “I felt deprived‚ although I had all the things my women friends found sufficiently fulfilling in a “woman’s life” plus

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    them. So this heel represents maturity. I am Hispanic and for my 15th birthday I had a quinceanera. This is similar to a sweet 16. C. Quinceanera is an important factor of a young woman’s life because they are presented to the world as a young adult growing from being a child to a young lady. II. Body A. 1. A quinceanera usually begins with a religious ceremony such as a mass specifically for the quinceanera. This represents the parents presenting their little girl to God and blessing her. Then

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    the personal characteristics and traits which differentiate each individual from the other‚ however in “The myth of Latin woman: I just met a girl named Maria” by Cofer‚ Judith Ortiz and “The joy of reading and writing: superman and me” by Alexei Sherman‚ both authors demonstrate the theme identity in a different manner. Judith Cofer portrays how the society often stereotype individuals into groups without a doubt‚ in this particular essay‚ the offensive stereotype of Latino women without any particular

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    example  of right of passage is an quinceanera .  Quinceanera is a celebration celebrating the  transition into womanhood . Quinceanera has many parts and  and rituals throughout the  ceremony ‚ each one is very important  in its own way  having different meanings for each of  them  ("hallmark")  The transition from child to women is a big thing in all cultures but ‚ in hispanic culture they  calibrate the coming of age with a  Quinceanera also known as a  sweet 15 . Quinceanera  celebration  is believed

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    "Absurdism" absurdism‚ existentialism‚ crime fiction‚ and the search for identity and personal meaning in works such as The New York Triology. EPOQUE: Originally published on The New York Times 25 December 1990. TITTLE: The Witchs Husband AUTHOR: Judith Ortíz CoferBIOGRAPHY: Is a Puerto Rican author. Her work spans a range of literary genres including poetry‚ short stories‚ autobiography‚ essays‚ and young-adult fiction. EPOQUE: 1952 CANADA TITTLE: Bushed AUTHOR: Earle Birney BIOGRAPHY: Was a distinguished Canadian

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    elaborate birthday parties called quinceañeras. During a girl’s quinceanera‚ her family and close friends attend a “Thanksgiving” mass were she recommits her self to God‚ and Saint Marry. While attending mass she is accompanied by a court. The court may accompany her down the aisle in the church procession‚ but it also has customary roles in the reception afterward. Traditionally‚ a full court is made up of 14 girls and 14 boys‚ in addition to an escort for the quinceañera herself‚ with each couple representing

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    In the book call me Maria by Judith Ortiz Copen . Maria accepts who she is as a person and where she lives and the language. When she reads her poem she learns to be more confident threw her poems. Also her friend whoopee helps maria settle in new york. And also since maria can speak two languages it makes her feel more accepted. In this book Maria show that now matter what happens to her she can get threw it. In the book Maria would read her poem and they would help her feel confident about herself

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    Arman Medina Jessica S. Furth ENC 1101 Thursday‚ August 28‚ 2014 A Road to Womanhood A Quinceañera is every Latin girls’ road to womanhood. No matter what the cost behind the gaudy extravaganza may be‚ it somehow finds itself to be overshadowed by the tradition that follows it. For this special occasion it may entail an exuberant party to make the quiñced attain the confidence of young woman much like a first communion or confirmation‚ but without a price tag. For some‚ this time might be

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    the English language into the life style of Mexican Americans‚ the Hispanic culture has experienced a huge acculturation affect. This effect of aggregation to the culture can be shown in Mexican traditions such as birthday parties‚ acting‚ and quinceañeras. A birthday party is a tradition that is celebrated differently in various cultures. Traditions are everywhere in the Mexican American culture‚ especially in the way that Mexican Americans celebrate their birthday parties. The Mexican American

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    feel defeated and out of place. In society only a few decades ago‚ women were meant to be silent and restricted. Men were the superior ones who had a voice. They freely got to do whatever they pleased. In Julia Avarez’ “Daughter of Invention and Judith Ortiz Cofer’s poem “The Changeling‚” women were restricted of their true identities and their voices were silenced by the Ppallogocentric order. As a female in society‚ one was not permitted to speak freely of her opinions because of men. She must

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