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    of Atticus Finch The characterization of Atticus finch is definitely more accurate in Malcolm Gladwell’s “The Courthouse Ring: Atticus Finch and the Limits of Southern Liberalism” than in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird. The way Harper Lee depicts Atticus makes him seem unrealistic‚ while Gladwell’s interpretation has more evidence behind it and seems more accurate. Gladwell’s interpretation of Atticus reveals the unrealistic world he lives in‚ the weakness in his court case‚ and his discriminating

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    The Family Stone

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    The Family Stone: Elements of Conflict Conflict Management Resolution/HBD 6771.E1 May 4‚ 2011 Dr. Barbara Hollingshead The Family Stone: Elements of Conflict Conflict‚ according to Wilmot & Hocker (2011)‚ is defined as an expressed struggle between at least two interdependent parties who perceive incompatible goals‚ scarce resources‚ and interference from others in achieving their goals. At the core of all conflict analysis is perception (Wilmot & Hocker‚ 2011). In

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    Atticus Finch Hero

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    this‚ one of the most inspirational characters begins to take steps to fight the glaring injustice. Atticus Finch is a man of integrity‚ intelligence‚ and a strong moral code‚ but more importantly‚ recognizes the importance of teaching this to others. Lee portrays him as a hero in many different ways‚ his strong mentality serving as a basic threshold for his courageous actions. Atticus Finch is a heroic individual by defending those he sees are helpless‚ and always staying true to his morals and values

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    small town where racism is part of the very fabric of society. Bob Ewell demonstrates the theme racial prejudice through his racial slurs‚ while the main character Atticus Finch is a respectable man. Throughout the novel the author emphasizes the importance of overcoming adversity although it may come with defeat. Atticus Finch is a successful lawyer and well known man of Maycomb County. Judge Taylor gives Atticus the task of defending Tom Robinson‚ an African American man who allegedly raped the

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    Stone Ages

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    Technologies that humans used in the Old Stone Age Fabricating and utilizing tools as well as the cultural transmission of technology became essential to the human mode of existence and were practiced in all human societies. Humans strike as being the only creatures that accommodate tools to create other tools. No human society has survived without technology. Due to evolution humankind has been able to prefect the mastery and transmission of tool making. Administrating fire exemplifies a

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    Men of Stone

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    likes‚ Ben tries to become a ‘man of stone’‚ Claude- likes Kat‚ Aunt Frieda- separated from her son Beth- cook Mad- actress Joni- painter Jacob- Aunt Frieda’s son Fish- Stan- went missing/ran away‚ police can’t find him‚ detentional center‚ was trying to work up the guts to call home‚ beat up a man because was bugging him about not get off the phone‚ -grow in self-confidence and self-knowledge -scattered household The most influential part of Men of Stone is bullying. There are many instances

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    Sticks and Stones.

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    ------------------------------------------------- Sticks and Stones As a child‚ you can be so traumatized that you will never recover. The trauma can be several different things. But parental failure‚ mistrust‚ and abuse are some of the most horrible things a child can be exposed to. Some children are never able to let their traumas go‚ so they can live on with their lives. And therefor it will keep hunting them for the rest of their existence. Questions like “Why didn’t my mother belief me?”

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    Atticus Finch Father

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    Every person has a unique way to ‘parent’ their children. In the story‚ To Kill a Mockingbird‚ by Harper Lee‚ the character Atticus Finch is the caring and humble father to two children named Jean Louise Finch (Scout) and Jem Finch. These two kids are very independent because of the way Atticus has taken care of them. Atticus believes that you never know someone’s story from their perspective. He also thinks you should stand up for what you think is right and that everyone matters. All of these are

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    The Struggles in 'Stones'

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    The Struggles in "Stones" Life is full of struggles and obstacles that all individuals are faced with and must overcome. Whether emotional or physical‚ experiences and encounters shape a person’s personality and point of view on life. People who are put through more difficult situations can become either more grateful‚ thankful and want to achieve more out of life or they can eventually become depressed and discouraged about their situation in life. Either way‚ we must all try to overcome the

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    The Courage of Atticus Finch

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    jailhouse It takes courage for Atticus Finch to go against people’s beliefs in order to do what he believes was morally right. The racist views of the town are against Atticus defending Tom Robinson‚ a black man accused of raping a white woman‚ and Atticus is often discriminated against for not agreeing with them. His children‚ Scout and Jem‚ also feel the hatred of others against them because of what their father’s beliefs are. "But Mrs. Dubose held us: "’Not only a Finch waiting tables‚ but one in the

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