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    Samus Aran; the most iconic and badass female character in gaming history‚ and the foundation of the female characters portrayed in video games such as Lara Croft from “The Rise of the Tomb Raider” series or more recently‚ Aloy from “Horizon Zero Dawn.” Isn’t this good for women’s representation in video games? For Anita Sarkeesian it most certainly is not. Sarkeesian makes claims out of context. It is clear that she does not even play video games‚ and she doesn’t talk about the intentions of

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    Hi‚ I’m Diane I’m going to going to my first day of 6th grade tomorrow. I am super nervous‚ I just moved here to Fruitland from dover. I’m going to bennet middle‚ I have no friends so far maybe it’ll change. I hope my ‘’condition’’ won’t stop me from getting new friends. I guess I should tell you then‚ I have a tumor in my head and its fatal‚ and my doctor told me to just live the remaining time I have left. Today is it my first day of sixth grade‚ I’m scared but happy. My home room is Mrs. Richards

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    Aran Sandhu

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    Introduction In this report I will be describing how the political‚ legal and social factors are impacting upon the business activities of two varying organisations and their customers. I will make an analysis on how the political‚ legal and social factors have impacted on the two contrasting businesses and I will evaluate how future changes in economic‚ political‚ legal and social factors may impact on the strategy of a specified organisation and the contingency plans the businesses might have

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    Synge as a Plsywright

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    Synge as a playwright John M. Synge started his career with poetry imitating Wordsworth which didn’t give him fame or fortune. World least expected to get a great dramatist out of him at that point of time. Only by middle age‚ he started exploring the dramatist in him. Synge was a true patriot who preferred kingdom of Ireland to kingdom of God. He was slowly developing atheist spirit which the contemporaries especially Maud Gonne. The deeply religious Gonne rejected so many of Synge’s manuscripts

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    Liam O'Flaherty Biography

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    “Liam O’Flaherty (also known as Liam Ó Flaithearta) was born in 1896 in the small village of Gort na gCapall‚ on one of the Aran Islands in Galway. In 1908‚ at the age of twelve‚ he went to Rockwell College‚ and then went on to study at Holy Cross and University College‚ Dublin - he did not attend the first two schools for long. O’Flaherty initially intended to join the priesthood‚ but in 1917 he left school to join the Irish Guards‚ enlisting under the name ’Bill Ganly’. He was injured

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    Colby Quarterly Volume 25 Issue 4 December December 1989 Natural Supernaturalism in "Riders to the Sea" Keith N. Hull Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.colby.edu/cq Recommended Citation Colby Library Quarterly‚ Volume 25‚ no.4‚ December 1989‚ p.245-252 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Commons @ Colby. It has been accepted for inclusion in Colby Quarterly by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Colby. For more information‚ please

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    The Playboy of the Western World gains its title from the scene in which Christy can’t be beaten in play at any of the village sports‚ hence he becomes the "playboy." The phrase "of the Western World" leads the way into Synge’s theme of Irish mythmaking‚ then still especially noticeable in unsophisticated peasant groups. With the inclusion of this phrase‚ the myth of the playboy encompasses the whole world. Mythmaking deviates from reality‚ as is made clear by the stretch of the title: Irish village

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    Riders to the Sea

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    the purpose of critical analysis‚ two of Synge‟s plays are selected – Riders to the Sea and The Playboy of the Western World. The study maintains that Synge‟s dramaturgy is influenced‚ in fact enriched by his close study of the Irish peasantry in the Aran Island. Both texts selected for this study reveal that Synge recreates and records the contemporary life of the Islanders in a journalist and objective style. The people‟s struggle for life in their Darwinian environment is captured in different dramatic

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    arrival of St. Patrick‚ who aimed to convert the Celts to Christianity. After this‚ Inis Beag and its neighboring islands quickly became a huge focus for religious activity‚ with over a hundred saints having lived or visited there. St. Enda of the Aran Islands‚ St. Columbkille‚ St. Kieran‚ St. Brendan‚ and St.

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    Struggles of the Irish

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    flim Man of Aran portrayed the Irish family as a hard working unit in which the family’s struggle to live in harsh conditions was overcome with a sense of family. The Man of Aran shows a family on the islands working hard to survive; many scenes include the grueling physical in which families needed to endure. “Flaherty believed that documentary narrative should ‘come out of the life of a people‚ not from actions of individuals’” (Bourne 2). Many seem to think that the portrayal of the Aran Islands was

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