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    Essay #1: Maus analysis Thousands of books have been written about the holocaust‚ reciting their version of the unspoken events and informing others of the injustice‚ hoping this will never repeat itself again. Even so‚ none of those books compare to Maus I and II‚ Meta comics written by Art Spiegelman in 1986. In these books‚ the cartoonist tells the story of Valdek Spiegelman‚ his father‚ going through Auschwitz. The particularity of his comic is that he illustrated the Jews as mice and the Germans

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    The “Eyes on the Prize” civil rights film covers major events of the Civil Rights movement from 1954-1962. The film thoroughly explained how America’s environment was segregated socially and physically. Most black people before World War II were tenant farmers‚ laborers‚ domestics or servants. The war allowed black people to see their own power because they were able to exercise authority. The film does a good job explaining the major events and how these issues have been fought for. In class‚ we

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    Speckled Band Sparknotes

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    The names Michael Swango‚ H.H. Holmes and Harold Shipman are name that many people would not recognize. In fact they were all doctors with a dreadful criminal background. Collectively‚ they were responsible for the deaths of several hundred people. Each was able to use his scientific training and education to elude authorities for many years. In the “Adventures of the Speckled Band” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle‚ the famous detective Sherlock Holmes concludes quite convincingly that doctors “make the

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    Paradise Now is a movie released in 2005 about two friends carrying out a suicide bombing. In the following paragraphs I will talk about and share my opinions over several aspects of Paradise Now including the setting‚ reasons why they are doing this‚ the romantic interest’s opinion‚ and if they go through with it along with my personal views on suicide bombings. This Movie is based in Israel and follows two Palestinian men Khaled and Said. The protagonist lived in what seemed to be a Muslim majority

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    Ruined The Play Sparknotes

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    Lynn Nottage Authors are advised regularly to "show not tell;" however in theater‚ one needs to show on the grounds that their gathering audience won’t have the capacity to peruse script immediately afterward. Reading play that is meant to be seen is altogether another experience‚ in this case‚ the playwright must ‘tell’ for it to be seen by the reader. Dialect and punctuation must be utilized particularly‚ so the readers can translate and decipher motives or personalities of character in the

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    Throughout history people have enjoyed watching individuals push their bodies to the limit. This can be seen in extreme feats of strength‚ contortions‚ and athleticism. In the nineteenth century there were many cases of female hunger artists‚ who would starve themselves. However‚ there is the question of rather or not they were motivated by anorexia nervosa‚ which is a nervous disorder or anorexia mirabilis‚ the desire to separate the flesh and the spirit by starvation. (Heywood 1996‚ pg. 72). The

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    Behind A Mask Sparknotes

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    The title “Behind A Mask” is significant because is it about the mask that every woman must wear in order to fin into society’s mold of womanhood. Woman of Jean’s ear are expected to be meek and mild – Jean is anything but. Therefore‚ she must pretend to be innocent and helpless in order to gain approval from the men she encounters. All this is done with the ultimate goal of attracting a mate with whom she will live a secure life. However‚ Jean’s mask serves a greater purpose. It reveals to the reader

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    A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius is a work of modern literary by a young writer‚ Dave Eggers. In the form of a memoir‚ his work reflects the journey of a typical young man in his early twenties that spends time playing Frisbee and cherishing a fancy job of starting a magazine. At the same time‚ the book also shares his experiences of losing his parents and wearing a burden to raise his younger brother Toph. Throughout his work‚ his writing style is really interesting so that he is able to

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    Brief summary of the plot: (at least 5 sentences) Tally Youngblood lives a world of the future‚ where humanity was saved from destruction by the newly created world. Tally is 15 almost 16‚ her best friend Peris turned 16 a few months before her so he got the surgery every 16 years old gets when they turn 16‚ the surgery to make them “Pretty” and perfect just like the new world was. Tally was just a few weeks away from being Pretty when she met shay‚ her new best friend. Shay taught her about new

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    Just as Duneier discuses the role of homeless people in society‚ so do does Mary Douglas in Purity and Danger: An Analysis of the Concepts of Pollution and Taboo‚ where she explores societies views of cleanliness and purity and the different conceptions involved. Purity and Danger is well known as an outstanding text in the field of anthropology as it was recognised throughout many disciplines. Within Purity and Danger‚ Douglas gives representation to the significance of anthropological enquiries

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