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    Grapes of Wrath Theme

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    GOW Essay The main theme of The Grapes of Wrath is the idea that all men are part of the family of man. This is closely related to the philosophical movement of transcendentalism‚ what the author Ralph Waldo Emerson followed. There are four main points of the story that express this in the story; the ex-preacher’s search for purpose‚ Ma Joad’s understanding of working together‚ Pa turning from making money for himself to providing for the group and finally Tom’s decision to leave the family

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    American Renaissance

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    American Renaissance INTRODUCTION Also known as the New England Renaissance‚ the American Renaissance refers to a period of American literature from the 1830s to the end of the Civil War. The movement developed out of efforts by various American writers to formulate a distinctly American literature influenced by great works of European literature. Yet these novels‚ poems‚ and short stories utilized native dialect‚ history‚ landscape‚ and characters in order to explore uniquely American issues

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    Atticus Finch's Legacy

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson‚ a poet and essayist‚ defines the legacy of a successful person in his statement. His descriptions of a successful person include winning the respect‚ appreciation‚ and affection from the world. This exemplifies the role Atticus has played in the novel‚ "To Kill A Mockingbird." Atticus Finch was praised with the prestigious title of hero for his role in American cinematic history in 2003. He has performed his duties entirely in the novel by taking up the responsibility of Scout

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    different from everybody else. He liked being independent and always went in some type of trip to prove it. "The power which resides in him is new in nature‚ and none but he knows what that is which he can do‚ nor does he know until he has tried." (Emerson). I never told him not to go‚ because I knew it was what he wanted to do‚ and it made him happy. "I knew he was happy and doing what he wanted to do; I undestood that it was important for him to see how independent he could be." (Krakauer‚ 125).

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    written by Ralph Waldo Emerson and was originally sung at the completion of the Battle Monument known at the Old North Bridge. The monument is also known as Obelisk and is believed to the country’s first memorial to its war casualties. The first stanza is the key to the poem: By the rude bridge that arched the flood‚ Their flag to April’s breeze unfurled‚ Here once the embattled farmers stood And fired the shot heard round the world (Roberts and Zweig‚ 891). Emerson knows the outcome

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    Myriah Weatherspoon Evolution of Religious Conformity Throughout American history‚ conformity has been used as a tool of deception to rob Americans of their individuality and freedom. From as early as European colonization in America to now‚ people have been forced to conform to the beliefs of mainstream society. It started with the Native Americans conforming to European culture‚ Puritans developing religion based societies‚ and the formation of antebellum America. Americans‚ now having complete

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    Transendatalism

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    different. People should strive from his or her differences and be themselves. A person can learn to be a better individual when they are self-reliance and also when they are exploring themselves in nature. Chris McCandless does follow the ideas of Emerson & Thoreau because when Chris is faced with hard decisions‚ he goes with his gut‚ and always does what he believes is the right thing to do. When a person is alone in nature‚ a person is able to explore oneself. In Walden‚ Where I Lived‚ and I

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    but what is inside‚ and the reason behind what is inside‚ matters most. If the poet is‚ as Emerson says‚ the sayer‚ what is he saying? In "The Poet" Emerson says‚ "The poet does not wait for the hero or the sage‚ but‚ as they act and think primarily‚ so he writes primarily what will and must be spoken‚ reckoning the others‚ though primaries also‚ yet‚ in respect to him‚ secondaries and servants..." (Emerson). What he means is that while others follow the rule that actions speak louder than words

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    The Changing Character of The American Frontier: Wilderness Introduction: Wilderness is an aspect that is‚ always has been and always will be around‚ but societies view of it has constantly changed. As years have gone by society has changed and so has peoples beliefs‚ values and general outlook on life and what is important to them. Looking at the culture back at the start of American colonization and examinging it all the way until recent times‚ constant change is evident and I believe that the

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    Product Data Sheet February 2011 AMS Suite: Intelligent Device Manager ™ ™ AMS ValveLink SNAP-ON Application The AMS ValveLink SNAP-ON application provides advanced information on the health of your valves so you can use your aintenance resources where they are needed most. n Communicate with both HART and FOUNDATION fieldbus FIELDVUE Digital Valve Controllers in the same application ® ™ ® The Power of Diagnostics AMS Suite: Intelligent Device Manager allows easy access to powerful device diagnostics

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