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    Dear America

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    Prompt: Soldiers stricken by guilt attempt to find redemption. Discuss. Contention: That soldiers’ justify their actions and regain a sense of themself when seeking to dissolve their guilt in war. Why do soldiers attempt to morally comprehend the conduct they are forced to participate in? In Edelman’s text Dear America: Letters Home From Vietnam the readers are instantaneously thrown into letters depicting how soldiers struggle with their humanity after the abhorrent acts of war they are conscripted

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    Retention Through Redemption by D. Michael Abrashoff Reprint r0102l 2 Copyright © 2001 by Harvard Business School Publishing Corporation. All rights reserved. D i f f e r e n t Vo i c e Retention Through Redemption Once‚ sailors couldn’t leave the USS Benfold fast enough. Today‚ the vessel is the pride of the Pacific fleet‚ and sailors from other ships are clamoring to join its crew. How did the captain of the ship‚ Mike Abrashoff‚ get the Benfold back on course? By breaking

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    The Name of the Film The Shawshank Redemption (1994). The Director of the Film and his Vision This film was directed by Frank Darabont. Darabont’s vision all started the day he read Stephen King’s Novella‚ Rita Hayworth & The Shawshank Redemption. "It was a story that captured my imagination and sent my heart soaring. It also instilled in me the hope that‚ someday‚ I might be lucky enough to put it on film." It took him nine-years of developing his craft‚ learning about life‚ studying the

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    Persistence and Perseverance As humans we sometimes want to just give up on life because it is so difficult. All the obstacles that come in our way can end up making us very weak. But in the movie The Shawshank Redemption‚ one of the most important lessons we learn is that persistence and perseverance are keys to success. The main character of the movie‚ Andy Dufresne‚ was an innocent man who was life imprisoned because of a wrongful conviction of murdering his wife and her lover. But he does not

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    THE INSTITUTION AND I By Jacob Anderson ’Paranoia is an illness I contracted in institutions. It is not the reason for my sentences to reform school and prison. It is the effect‚ not the cause.’ Jack Henry Abbott’s famous words are the basis for this article. It is why we ask sometimes if institutions _really do_ stand to achieve rehabilitation? Or do they just neglect their visitors? THE PURPOSE OF AN INSTITUTION IS TO RESTORE A PERSON TO NORMAL LIFE. AN INSTITUTION IS ANY PLACE OF CHANGE; A

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    completely foreign. However‚ even with the cards Andy are dealt he remains hopeful. “Where hope would otherwise become hopelessness‚ it becomes faith” best said by Robert Brault. The use of hope in the novella Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption and the movie The Shawshank Redemption proves that people actually can remain hopeful even when they are placed in a hopeless predicament. The first instance of Andy Dufresne remaining hopeful in the novella would be when he decided to partake in odd jobs to

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    Philadelphia This film portrays the story of Andrew Beckett‚ a lawyer that suffering from AIDS and is a homosexual‚ is fired from his law firm in retaliation against him for concealing his illness. Andrew decides to sue for wrongful termination and begins inquiring with several attorneys to represent him. After being turned down several times he turns to Joe Miller‚ a prejudiced lawyer. Over the course of the movie‚ Miller finally realizes that Beckett is a regular person and is only trying to

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    learn from Andy that the items he would request symbolized his desire to return to society as a free spirited individual. As Red became attentive to Andy‚ he found that Andy went against the status quo because he would not conform to the culture of Shawshank State Prison and took control of his social life during his time in this environment. For instance‚ Andy demonstrated how he viewed himself in the world by applying the skills he acquired when he was in Maine’s society where it was a societal norm

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    The film Untouchables‚ released in 1987 epitomizes the struggle between good and evil in the city of Chicago in the 1930s. Set in a historical setting right after the infamous prohibition law the film illustrates how corruption engulfs all the parts of the government system and gangsters like Al Capone rises and thrives. Until we see the emergence of Eliot Ness‚ posing as a super hero with rock hard sense of honesty and attempts to cleanse the city of Capone. After much hardship and loss of lives

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    Rehabilitation vs institutionalisation The film The Shawshank Redemption addresses the process and consequences of institutionalization. Released in 1994 and directed by Frank Darabont‚ it is based on a novella by Stephen King titled Rita Hayworth and The Shawshank Redemption. Both works trace the lives of long-term prisoners in Shawshank Prison. The fictional penitentiary‚ located in Maine‚ is run by the corrupt Warden Norton and guard captain Byron Hadley‚ the former involved in money

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