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    Individualism In Caramelo

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    The novel‚ however‚ did not only stand out by the creation of character‚ plot and morality but by the structure of the book itself. The gathered anecdotes act as a device in which Celaya and Cisneros uses to manipulate the audience into surrendering oneself into believing what’s merely projected as a figment of imagination. The novel‚“Caramelo‚ is neither a family memoir‚ nor an autobiography” as a it keep it fictional aspect on how“none of the events and none of the people are based on real life”

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    The Sexist Prejudices Affecting Women in The House on Mango Street In my essay I am going to write about the Mexican gender based prejudices and stereotypes which affect the women of Esperanza’s neighborhood in Sandra Cisneros’s novel The House on Mango Street. I would like to point out the lives of the main women characters and their dealing with the prejudices in everyday occasions. Futhermore‚ I want to talk about Esperanza and her attitude towards the surrounding situation and also mention

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    In the novel‚ The House on Mango Street‚ Sandra Cisneros‚ shows the importance of education through the different characters in the book the reason education is so important is because you need it so you can have a good job and the second reason is esperanza knows the importance of education and reason three is you need to strive for success. You need an education so u can have a good job and the character Alicia knows this because ¨she does not want to spend her whole life in a factory or behind

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    considered the role that most significantly defines women and the one‚ above all‚ that they should aspire to. Sandra Cisneros wants girls to know that they do not have to define themselves based on other’s definitions of them‚ because they have powerful voices by which to define themselves. Through the voice of Esperanza‚ the narrator in her book The House on Mango Street‚ Cisneros gives girls a way to speak up in self-defense. Choices for girls are not nearly as limited as they were a generation

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    Journal 5 The novel “The House on Mango Street” by Sandra Cisneros deals with the formation of identity‚ and looks at the challenge of being in between two different cultures and identities and not really belonging to either side‚ because you not really one‚ but not really the other either. This extract emphasises the need to not accept anyone’s definition of your life‚ the need to define your own life. The House on Mango St portrays the challenge of being caught in between two cultures‚ and in

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    response to Executive Order 9066” this becomes apparent. Both texts use many techniques in order to show the character’s ethnicity and american identity‚ unlike other books. “In response to executive order 9066” by Dwight Okita and “Mericans” by Sandra Cisneros both develop the common theme of ethnicity by using imagery‚ setting‚ and direct characterization. “In response to Executive Order 9066” is a letter written during World War II by a little girl explaining how she is willing to go along to internment

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    The Monkey Garden Analysis

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    individual has to encounter. It’s an unstoppable and unwanted part of life. In the “Monkey Garden” Esperanza deals with her realization that she is growing up. The overall theme is growing up. This is hinted and foreshadowed throughout the story. Sandra Cisneros’ use of symbolism depicts Esperanza’s feelings of grief toward the unstoppable reality that she is growing up The monkey garden itself is an important symbol. Monkeys are often associated with the act of being carefree‚ fun‚ and childish. This

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    growing up in poverty affect a child? In the article “Effects of poverty”... ‚ by the American psychological association they explain and give different ways kids are affected when they are living in poverty. In the novel House on mango street by sandra cisneros‚ it talks about characters like alicia‚lois‚and sally that all live in poverty. Growing up in poverty will affect a child negatively because they won’t have the money to play sports or for school supplies‚ another reason is they may not behave

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    The work of fiction House on Mango Street is written by Sandra Cisneros. It shows the dreams of Esperanza‚ a little girl who lives on Mango Street‚ an impoverished area of Chicago. She likes writing and wants to be an author. Both Alicia and Esperanza view education and writing as a pathway to better life. Through these characters‚ the author suggests that education would offer a kind of freedom. Alicia is Esperanza’s friend. She likes writing. She always studies all the night otherwise she would

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    It is claimed by some people that your gender has an effect on your occupation. In other words‚ the forced gender roles shown in the past society stereotypes your occupation for life. In Sandra Cisneros’s novel “The House on Mango Street”‚ she suggests that people are put into unwanted roles and boundaries due to stereotypes. Through this book‚ as Esperanza grows up in a poorer community‚ we watch her deal with the gender stereotypes found in society. There are many clear themes found in this novel

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