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    James Joyce‚ is a short story filled with symb`````olism. Symbolism portrays many meanings. Symbolism in Araby represents how religion strictly follows a dark‚ blind way of living. Though the protagonist does not realize this until he fulfills his epiphany. The short story starts off with religion as a symbol of blindness or darkness. “North Richmond Street‚ being blind‚ was a quiet street except at the hour when the Christian Brother’s school set the boys free” The quotation shows how the protagonist

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    ENG102.0820 Professor: Hyewon Shin Student: Oscar Carvalho-Neto Final Paper "Araby" - James Joyce One of the most intriguing works by Irish writer James Joyce is "Araby" in which a young boy‚ who is the narrator‚ leads a carefree life in a Dublin neighborhood before falling in love with his friend’s sister. He is always watching her steps‚ every single morning. When they finally speak‚ the girl mentions the existence of an exotic bazaar in town‚ named "Araby". The narrator then becomes obssessed

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    Amanda Shaw English Comp 3 The Message of Meat Ruth L. Ozeki‚ in her novel My Year of Meats‚ utilizes epiphanies in her development of female characters in order to reveal the flaws of a patriarchal society. These epiphanies are employed in order to emphasis that women should take charge over their lives and to not be constrained to keeping secrets as a result of their fear of repercussion. Ozeki presents a vision of a progressive‚ feminist global community through her characters Akiko and

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    what it’s done in the past which will allow it too to stand its ground and continue to grow in our ever changing world. Buddhism began with a man named Siddhartha he had everything anyone could want in life‚ wealth‚ looks‚ wife‚ son‚ he had it all. His father did everything he possibly could to keep his son shielded from the world. Siddhartha knew nothing of pain or sickness till one day he went to the market and saw the “real world.” He saw a man who was old and sick but happy and he didn’t understand

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    part of life‚ which most people experience at some point. To some people‚ the loss of someone dear‚ causes an epiphany‚ or a reminder‚ of that life is fragile and that no one is immortal. In the story “The Hurt Man” (2003) by Wendell Berry‚ we hear about a young boy‚ named Mat‚ who in an early point of life experiences that there is no such thing as immortality‚ which to him comes as an epiphany. “The Hurt Man” is told by a third person omniscient narrator. The point of view is changing during the

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    that tell followers of the religion about the equality of people and how to make the choices to live a pure life. Both religions broke off from already powerful and widely accepted exclusive religions in order to provide salvation to everyone. Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha) founded Buddhism from Hinduism because he was unhappy with the exclusivity of Hindus. In Buddhism‚ one can still believe in the same Gods but doesn’t have to be in the top class to be saved as was the case with Hinduism. Likewise

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    Diffusion of Buddhism and Christianity Siddhartha Gautama‚ better known simply as Buddha‚ first followed the Hindu religion but then later realized that the cast system from Hindu was immoral and decided to leave his earthly possessions to find what he believed to be nirvana‚ which resulted in the creation of Buddhism. Christianity originated from the teachings of Jesus Christ‚ who created a religion that came from Judaism which attracted all women and minorities and was later spread mainly by

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    The theme of Poem 508 Im ceded Ive stopped being Theirs- is the exploration of the narrators growth from childhood to adulthood‚ through the development of spiritual consciousness. The reader is immediately made aware that the narrator has undergone a dramatic change. With the use of the word ceded‚ there is the sense that something has been given away. It is usually territory that is the object of this verb and so its unusual application to a person captures the readers attention. Furthermore

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    may result in epiphanies which compel them to learn something about themselves. In Long Day’s Journey into Night‚ a play by Eugene O’Neill‚ a day in the life of the Tyrone family is chronicled as they start off acting as a close family but the reality of their situation is unraveled through the day under the use of drugs and alcohol. Each member of Tyrone family attempts to hide the truths surrounding his or her faults‚ and although they eventually acknowledge it through epiphanies when they escape

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    educated and financially stable. Even though Sobel has little formal education or wealth‚ he still offers what he does have to Mariam‚ his soul. Throughout "The First Seven Years" Malamud exhibits many literary devices such as symbolism‚ setting‚ and epiphany in order set up a well rounded theme for the reader. That a parents desires for his child is not necessarily what the child desires or needs. In this short story‚ Malamud uses symbolism to exhibit the depth of Sobel’s love for Mariam. During the

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