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    Annotated Bibliography “Arctic On Thin Ice As Earth Heats Up.” Australian [National‚ Australia] 23 Aug. 2012:10. Gale Opposing Viewoints In Context. Web. 4 Oct. 2012. This article‚ for me‚ was essential in proving that arctic ice heating up is a problem. It gives me evidence that I can use to prove to disbelievers of global warming and their effects that in time places such as the poles could indeed end up with a complete change in climate and scenery. It not only tells of climate problems of

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    Wide Sargasso Sea. Ed. Judith L. Raiskin. New York: Norton‚ 1999. Sarup‚ M. Identity‚ Culture and the Postmodern World. Ed. Raja‚ T. Forword Brooker‚P.Edinburg: Edinburg UP‚ 1996. -Fayad‚ Mona. “Unquiet Ghosts: The Struggle for Representation in Jean Rhys’s Wide Sargasso Sea.” A Norton Critical Edition: Wide Sargasso Sea. Ed. Judith L. Raiskin. New York: Norton‚ 1999. 225-240. -Drake‚ Sandra. “Race and Caribbean Culture as Thematics of Liberation in Jean Rhys’s Wide Sargasso Sea.” A Norton Critical

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    Committee: ASEAN. Topic: South China Sea Dispute. Country: The Republic of Singapore. Delegation: Chan Sam Art‚ Thai Panhchaleak‚ Ny Rithyhelen. The Republic of Singapore is deeply concerned over the ongoing South China Sea territorial dispute‚ which can lead to war between ASEAN member states and China. On the South China Sea maritime dispute‚ we do not take sides on the merits of the respective claims‚ because each country has its explanation and its reasons and its historical narrative of why

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    The Old Man and the Sea is a novel with infinite interpretations. In fact‚ one of the most remarkable aspects of this book is its ability to allow the readers to construe the piece any way they see fit. It is written in such a way that the audience can have their own personal take on it‚ regardless to what Ernest Hemmingway was trying to say. The Old Man and the Sea can be inspirational to anyone willing to decide for themselves what it means. The readers are immediately drawn into Santiago’s story

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    Generally speaking‚ Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea may be seen as a culmination of his long-drawn experiment spanning over 25 years and speculations towards finding out the means through which the “closed literature” can be converted into “an open one”‚ that is‚ to universalise the significance of the themes. He was very much aware of the danger in and difficulties with “closed literature” which in its factual texture‚ so lightly woven‚ presents such opacity of vision that the reader is unable

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    Character and Role of Manolin (The Boy) in the novel "The Old man and the Sea" On the very first page we introduce the character of manolin. This boy is the pupil of Santiago and has been learning the ‘Tricks’ of fishing from him. When Santiago fails in catching any fish‚ he is driven away by his parents. So Manolin joining other fisherman to join other fishermen to catch a fish. The boy is sad to part with the old man. The boy is emotionally attached to old man because “ the old man had taught

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    WIDE SARGASSO SEA Spoiled Rose A child is a reflection of their parents becoming a product of their environment. Childhood is the most crucial stage in life‚ for this is when a child is most impressionable. What is experienced‚ felt‚ and taught is what shapes a child into who they will become upon entering adulthood. Antoinette (Bertha) Mason from Jean Rhy’s Wide Sargasso Sea‚ is victim to mental injury‚ forced to grow up on her own‚ feeling out of place without the love and care of her mother

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    very unique and personal. However‚ where you obtain your identity is even more important. In most cases your identity comes from your home-ground and consists of the values of the culture in which you are raised. Conversely‚ the book Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys explores the absence of a home-ground and tells the story of a girl’s (Antoinette) troubled life in Jamaica and eventually England. She encounters hardships due to her race and social status such as being tormented as a child to being locked

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    “Man can be destroyed‚ but not defeated.” This quote refers to how a single man can be extremely mentally or physically damaged‚ but not beaten. In the novella‚ The Old Man and the Sea‚ the character‚ Santiago displays many traits of determination‚ perseverance‚ and optimism. He battled an eighteen foot marlin for three days. Within the three days he was crushed with psychological and physical damage that he would eventually surmount. During Santiago’s time fighting with the 1‚500 pound monstrous

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    The book 20‚000 Leagues under the Sea written by Jules Verne was a science fiction novel of its time‚ originally published in 1870 in French‚ and later translated many different times. The copy of this book that I read was 418 pages long‚ published by The Floating Press and copyrighted by the same company in 2009. This book began with rumors of a large oceanic ‘beast’‚ hypothesised to be a ‘narwhal’ being seen by many different boats. Professor Pierre Aronnax‚ a French marine biologist‚ was given

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