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    Expectations of a Daughter In the poem “The youngest Daughter” Cathy Song explores the responsibilities of being the youngest daughter in a particular culture. The narrator spends her life taking care of her ailing mother for many years and never had a life of her own. Her frustration is evident when she states “The sky has been dark for many years” (1)‚ she also talks about “planning her escape” (48). Even though the daughter spends her life in servitude to her mother‚ there are poignant moments

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    The Woman Manager Cathy Benko: WINning at Deloitte Cathleen Benko’s approach to negotiations is to generally push back on every suggestion anyone ever makes. She doesn’t take anything on blind faith. She weighs the pros and cons of everything and limits her options. Based on her skills‚ she was able to pick and choose what she wanted to do. She researched her projects and clients prior to any major decisions that she made which helped her to proactively manage her career. Her approach is

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    not been reprimanded for this action; this subverts the expectations of this time period. The use of “ain’t life a bitch” shows that she is disregarding this event and makes it appear inconsequential. Salome is metaphorically murdering the man by stealing his masculinity‚ this can be seen as subverted misogyny because it is typically the woman who is used during a one night-stand‚ and yet during this poem it is the man who is reduced because of it. A one-night stand typically involved a man using

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    In this essay I am will be analysing and comparing and contrasting how Shakespeare and Duffy portray madness in “Macbeth” and “Havisham”. Macbeth is a play by William Shakespeare. It starts off with three witches who tell Macbeth that he will become the king. Macbeth did not have as much as courage‚ but Lady Macbeth takes matters into her own hands and convinces Macbeth to kill the king. Macbeth kills the king and becomes king‚ just as the three witches said he would be. Lady Macbeth had been tormented

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    “Carol Ann Duffy should be part of Canon” Evaluate this statement. Carol Ann Duffy is a Scottish poet and playwright who was appointed the Poet Laureate in 2009‚ making her the first woman to hold the position. She has won numerous awards for her poetry‚ which addresses issues such as gender‚ violence and subjugation of women‚ from this many people define her as a feminist because she is passionate about the struggles of women; this is particularly portrayed in The Worlds Wife‚ which is a collection

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    Domestic violence is mainly physical‚ but also psychological‚ sexual or financial violence that happens within a family or a family type relationship. The main pattern that occurs within domestic violence is gender. The most common form of domestic violence is the abuse of women by men. 1 in 4 women has been assaulted by a partner at some time in her life time‚ 1 in 8 repeatedly so. Groups in society most at risk of domestic violence include children‚ people in lower social classes‚ those living

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    I grew in the back seat of the taxi cab‚ my dad’s taxi cab. I watched the seats deteriorate‚ the smell of the car worsen after the umpteenth drunk passenger left their Saturday night entree inside of it. The cab had accumulated so many battle wounds‚ but that was its appeal. It had character. It encapsulated the moments that I wasn’t privy to. It was a living memory capsule. I was never able to witness what it was like while it was alive‚ I didn’t know what it was like to have strangers in your car

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    enjoy Mat Johnson’s style of writing- a beautiful‚ satirical criticism of colorism in the Black community‚ but also I really connected to Warren in a lot of ways from my personal life that I hadn’t initially expected to. The main protagonist‚ Warren Duffy is a biracial guy who identifies

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    Why Gamers Shouldn’t Be Prosecuted for Virtual Stealing In an essay by Alex Weiss called “Should Gamers Be Prosecuted for Virtual Stealing?” he writes about a Dutch Supreme Court case where a teenage boy was convicted for virtual stealing in the online video game RuneScape. Weiss argues that playing video games are just an escape from reality and is not work which has a monetary value. The author then gives an example from his teenage years where he played a game called EVE Online where players

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    How does Armitage create an atmosphere of detachment? Simon Armitage wrote the poem ‘Mother‚ any distance greater than a single span’‚ it suggests a strong theme of detachment throughout. Although a short poem‚ it holds a lot of meaning that can be interpreted in several different ways. Firstly‚ each stanza ends with a position of different height. Beginning ‘floors’ then ‘kite’ and lastly ‘fly’. Each suggest the narrator is moving further away from reality and is distancing themselves from

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