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    Paul Simon’s The Sound of Silence A poem‚ like all other works of art‚ may appear as an inter-subjective truth‚ an intricate thread of images‚ a surreal yet realistic expression‚ and as a "creative fact" according to Virginia Woolf. In canon literature‚ a good poem is usually that which has fine structure‚ imagery‚ meaning and relevance; an art‚ which has sprung out not only of personal necessities but out of socio-cultural quagmires. Paul Simon’s The Sound of Silence transcends the mediocre.

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    A documentary film Sands of Silence: Waves of Courage is a source of courage to women to stand and speak against sexual violence. A documentary film Sands of Silence: Waves of Courage‚ is a voice of women who survived sexual violence. They spoke their heart out for the first time in their lives about the harsh realities of their lives. Chelo‚ one of the survivors‚ eight years back‚ had started to make a documentary film that would comprise of the true stories of women who suffered sexual violence

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    Analyzing “The Sound of Silence” The song “The Sound of Silence” can be interpreted in different ways‚ but has an overall constant tone of being depressed and weary throughout all of the five stanzas. In the first stanza‚ the narrator may have had a nightmare previously and is turning for darkness to comfort him. It seems as if he wants to keep this awful dream secret “within the sound of silence”. This line may also suggest that he is scared or fears something terrible will happen in the future

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    Silence equaling death depends on what is being silenced. Silence can cause death in many ways. In the case of social and civil silence and suppression indeed mean death. Mass death. Civil silence would cause the death of human inalienable rights including freedoms to speak and voice the opinions of civilians everywhere. This type of social silence has been attempted throughout history and has never worked. An example of this

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    for the answers to these questions. That is why faith is the core piece of Christianity. We are not meant to know God’s divine plan‚ we are only to know that he will always be with us. Through his grace we receive our salvation. Throughout Endo’s‚ Silence‚ I struggled with the main character Rodrigues in his selfish and prideful idea of salvation and his conception of faith to God. Keeping to his priestly duties‚ through the traditional sacraments‚ performed rituals‚ and even the wish of his “glorious

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    Time has the tendency to impact everyone and everything. In the poem “A Story” Li-Young Lee reveals the intimate yet short lived relationship of the father and the son through the use of dialogue‚ conflict and point of view to hint at the inevitably of children branching out and possibly surpassing their parents. Emphasized through the differing perspectives of the father and son Lee highlights the innocence of young children and parents and their changing relationship over time. The speaker depicting

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    The Silence of Six Silence of six‚ a book written my E.C. Myers‚ discusses the adventures‚ or rather the misadventures of max‚ a high school soccer player who dabbles in hacking. This book has almost no background information‚ or character build-up. Although it is easy to figure out exactly what is happening‚ it can be difficult to understand why the things that happen are happening‚ in the beginning. I thought this book was a good read‚ and it was also a quick read‚ seeing as how I am an unusually

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    “Why is a play a significant work of literature? It is because the play presents enduring themes and ideas that continue to engage audiences.” The play Murra’s by Eva Johnson takes place between the late sixties and mid-seventies and focuses on one family and their struggle to come to grips with white Australia as they move from a fringe dwelling to life in the city This play was set at the time of the stolen-generation‚ which was when Indigenous Australian children were taken away from their

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    No More Silence By: David Whelan Book review Tears have dried‚ the curtains‚ closed. The audience roars; encore. No More Silence is the story of David Whelan’s traumatizing childhood and a secret that he kept for more than three decades. At first glance‚ this book would seem to be just another made up story although as one indulgences in its wonder‚ one would feel his pain and emptiness‚ his longing for acceptance and love. Hopefully‚ these mere five hundred words would sum up the marvel of this

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    Eva Hoffman tells an outstanding story of her family’s move from Poland to America in the late 1950s when Eva was a young 13 years old. Lost in Translation portrays Eva’s maturity through the growing pains of identity through her immigration experience. Language‚ culture‚ and perception are considered in Eva’s memoir of the immigrant experience. These are issues that most interpreters have encountered. When learning a new language we experienced a degree of the dislocation so eloquently described

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