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    Intentionaly Debate

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    “intentionally” transmit a message through speak or action. For example‚ assuming that Maggie is sleeping in the room but Kenny coincidentally open the door and see Maggie is lying at there and sleeping. Is that any message that Maggie transmit to Kenny when she is sleeping? Kenny perceives that he shall not wake her up so that he does everything softly. In this scenario‚ is that any communication between Maggie and Kenny? There is no communication in the situation when nobody carry out an intentionally

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    Everyday Use Heritage

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    ideologies in life. The mother is a candid country woman who valued heritage and culture for its usefulness as well as its significance by living and doing simple things in life. She shows contempt for Dees materialistic approach to her heritage. Maggie is the shy‚ passive sister who is similar to her mother in her simple way of life and her way of approach to heritage. Dee follows a materialistic and modern way of life where heritage and culture are valued

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    Character Analysis

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    family members‚ while as an individual she searches for special meaning and a stronger sense of self. Dee’s judgmental nature has affected Mama and Maggie‚ and desire for Dee’s approval runs deep in both of them—it even appears in Mama’s daydreams about a televised reunion. However‚ Dee does not make much of an effort to win the approval of Mama and Maggie. Being levelheaded‚ not easily intimidated‚ and oozing from confidence‚ Dee has always come across as very arrogant and insensitive‚ and Mama sees

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    story‚ Walker presents Maggie‚ who is the younger sister‚ as an example of heritage in terms of passing it on through the generations with knowledge and respect. Maggie unlike her older sister knew how to sew and appreciated personally and emotionally on how much time and effort where put into the quilts whereas Dee sees the quilt valued only for financial and aesthetic reasons. Maggie and Dee have very different ideas about what constitutes their heritage and for Maggie‚ the family heirlooms are

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    Everyday Use

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    be description and imagery along with a little flashback every now and then. Flashback played a bug role because with every event in the story‚ the reader could expect an explanation with past events. The main characters in this story‚ "Mama" and Maggie on one side‚ Dee on the other‚ each have opposing views on the value and worth of the various items in their lives‚ and the author uses this conflict to make the point that the substance of an object‚ and of people‚ is more important than style.

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    the traditional concept can lead the spiritual discordance to their relationship. In the story Everyday Use wrote by Alice Walker‚ the story is lead by “mama” who is a black woman has two daughters Dee and Maggie. Dee had better education‚ yet full of confidence and ambition. In contrast‚ Maggie is described as an unattractive girl. The climax of the story is the belonging of the quilts which represents the heritage of the family. In Maxine Hong Kingston’s No Name Woman‚ the narrator’s mother told

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    motorcylces and sweetgrass

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    Reaching Compromise of Cultures by Manifestation of Contact Zone through the Character John From the start of the novel‚ it is not difficult to see that Maggie‚ the chief and mother of Virgil‚ is having trouble with her life. She is busy and has many identities. When she is talking to her mother Lillian‚ she has her own thoughts and opinions about how to live her life. Her way is doing as much work and taking care of every matter because she is the chief‚ and also worrying about her son because

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    Everyday Use Literary Analysis Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use” is a short‚ yet powerful story about a simple‚ rural family that’s changed with the return of one of the daughters. Maggie and “Mama” continue to keep the tradition of a simple and hardworking life that seems to be passed down from generations‚ but we see that Dee has been a black sheep since a young age and holds resentment toward her family because of their lifestyle. Mama was raised into this lifestyle and has become satisfied and

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    Naturalism in a Lost Lady

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    This new era of thinking led to a new genre of writing known as Naturalism is defined by four characteristics which are exemplified in Stephen Crane’s Maggie‚ one of the most prominent Naturalist works. Other authors also used elements of Naturalism in their writing‚ although in a more subtle manner. Willa Cather A Lost Lady and Stephen Crane’s Maggie utilize the three human desires as motivation behind characters’ actions‚ an apathetic tone in which the author describes their characters‚ and an emphasis

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    have a correct answer. The meaning of heritage changing depending on the person. In "Everyday Use"‚ Dee‚ Maggie‚ and Mama disagree about the true value of heritage. On their way to discover what heritage signify‚ they develop conflicts among them. The major conflict in the story arises over two heirloom quilts where Dee wants to have the quilts for herself‚ and Mama wants to give them to Maggie. Another disagreement develops between Dee and Mama over Dee’s name. A minor conflict occurs involving the

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