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    Currently in society‚ many individuals consider blue-collar workers unintelligent and uneducated. Blue-collar workers are seen in this perspective because of their hands on jobs in which many individuals assume that intelligence is not required. “Our cultural iconography promotes the muscled arm‚ sleeve rolled right against biceps‚ but no brightness behind the eye‚ no image that links hand and brain.” (Rose 98) In Mike Rose’s text‚ he explains how being a blue-collar worker does not mean an individual

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    enjoyable lover. The cumulative description of her "floppy‚ inert like something wanting to be kneaded" contrast with the description of Paul’s and Rosie "in an agony of touching and pleasures‚ fired by the kind of passion and inventiveness that only two frustrated loners were capable of "; the use of the plural first person pronoun in this passage position Rosie ad Paul’s romantic match‚ supported by the common identification as an

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    The attitude that Rosie shows is the type of attitude that people look for in a work place. You work‚ seems simple but many people want to be paid to stand around. When people stand around and do nothing then the company does poorly. This effect pay checks and price of products

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    into a delivery room. “Rosie‚ it’s time to push. When the next contraction hits‚ you are going to have to make the most of it‚” the doctor informed me but all I could do was nod. “One’s coming!” I screamed as the pain surged through my body. I found myself pushing so hard that I saw stars‚ and within moments another contraction came‚ sending a shooting pain through my body. I felt something shift and I urgently wanted to push again‚ she was moving down. “Hold it Rosie‚ wait

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    In Maestro by Peter Goldsworthy‚ the condition of the human heart is explored in several ways. Through Paul and his dealings with Keller and through his relationship with Rosie. Through Keller and the way he relates to Paul‚ and finally through Keller and way he deals with society. Maestro is written in the first person with an adult Paul‚ the main character‚ reflecting back over his life. It begins with Paul and Keller’s first meeting and they are both presented to us as rather arrogant and insensitive

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    gender roles. In many of the stories‚ there seems to be either similar or lack of family values. In The Jetsons: The Rosie Episode‚ Anthem by Ayn Reid and "Mimsy were the Borogroves" by Lewis Padget ‚ the idea of family values or enhanced and forgotten at the same time. In The Jetsons: the Rosie Episode‚ we are given our first glimpse into a small family. George‚ Jane‚ Judy‚ Elroy‚ Rosie and Astro the dog make up this more than humble family in the TV show. This family exemplifies the traditional family

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    order to control you. August has a position of power (head animal trainer) and that clearly went to his head. An example of this is when he ran wild eyed into the animal tent with a whip and started hitting Rosie‚ the elephant. Marlena is the elephant girl and she adore Rosie. He had to feel like he was in control of Marlena

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    Materialism Murders Nowadays‚ the new trend is the have the most. People are constantly judging each other on how much they have or how new it is. Society does not look down upon materialism‚ but rather celebrates it. But this was not yet the case in the 1920s. During this time period‚ there was a move toward mass production but the idea was not accepted by all. Many people detested the idea‚ one of these people being Willa Cather‚ who valued simplicity and intelligence over money and items. This

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    Both Maya Angelou in Phenomenal Woman and Rosie Bourget in Being a Strong Black Woman both explore different aspects of what it takes to be a woman in society today. Maya Angelou uses repetition in the last stanza when writing‚ “Phenomenally. Phenomenal woman‚ That’s me.” She emphasises how proud she is to be a remarkable and extraordinary woman‚ a woman who can do all things if she sets her mind to it. This technique engraves the words in the readers mind causing them to begin to think and feel

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    Education. Lusaka: UNZA Press. Muleya‚ E.M. (2010) Special Needs Education: An Introduction Module 1. Kabwe: Nkrumah University College. Oxford University Press (2006) Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary 7th Edition. Oxford: Oxford University Press Rosie‚ K. (2007) ‘Challenging Behaviour in the Young Deaf Child.’ In S. Austen & D. Jeffery (Eds.). Deafness and Challenging Behaviour: The 360o Perspective. England: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. University of Iowa Hospital & Clinic (2006) Hearing

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