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    The loss of Abel’s Indian identity is a struggle that is faced throughout House Made of Dawn. Abel yearns to find a position in society that would ultimately give him some sense of identity. Through the act of storytelling the “old man‚ Fransisco” made efforts to try and guide a path for Abel to follow his native traditions. But at a young age‚ Abel found it nearly impossible to conform to the ideas and traditions of the “Pueblo people” (34) He did not want to label

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    Philip Caputo Analysis

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    War: Stories and Change “It is said that our most evocative sense is the sense of smell‚ and after the names of the villages and the numbers and the dates have grown dim in your memory‚ the thing you can never forget about a battlefield is the smell.” – Philip Caputo The most evocative of senses‚ smell‚ keeps war alive in the minds of soldiers and those around them‚ and the smell of war is never a good one. It tramples over every fiber of one’s being‚ screaming that all the surroundings are

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    know how many comic books are sold every month throughout the world? Between ten to twelve million comics magazines are sold every month. However‚ a million dollars are spent by comic’s fans. Comics are the most interesting and effective way of storytelling and it has started its journey since people painted narratives of animals and hunting on the walls of their cave. The purpose of this paper is to show how comics can worth literature and its reflection on education and our society. For the paper’s

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    each was analyzed according to image and content. Results indicate that although this advertising campaign appears to represent positive images of women connected to their experiences‚ patriarchal values still exist within this campaign. Narrative storytelling offers a further explanation for understanding these advertisements in that Nike uses the strategic narrative of epic genre to appeal to women and to enhance the image of Nike as being supportive toward women. Full Text (7‚648 words) Copyright

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    Ceremony Essay

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    Pre-AP English “Ceremony- Rewrite” 3rd Semester B September 25th‚ 2012 Tradition is the illusion of permanence. It defines who people are and gives them a place in their community; it is an expression of belonging and individuality at the same time. In Ceremony‚ Leslie Marmon Silko exposes throughout the novel many Native American characters. Some follow the traditions and others are ashamed of them. Silko expresses that only the ones that follow them are the ones that find themselves. They

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    uses a simile‚ a figure of speech used for comparison to bring out the speakers solitariness to that of a cloud. Sometimes prose and poetry starts with the pattern of storytelling. The Std 7 prose lesson ‘Two old men’ starts with the sentence “Long‚ long ago there were two old men who lives in Russia.” The pattern of storytelling is also used in the 9th‚ in the poem ‘Once upon a time’ the first line starts like this: Once upon a time‚ Son They used to laugh with their heart‚ And laugh with their

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    description of the______embodies 1 IF possible mention any comparison or juxtaposition…..OR ’additionally‚ alternatively’ mention extra texts or references or meanings 1 Restate the point.   Third person limited point of view is a method of storytelling in which the narrator knows only the thoughts and feelings of a single character‚ while other characters are presented only externally. Third person limited grants a writer more freedom than first person‚ but less than third person

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    1. Slater’s style of writing in "In the Unlikely Event of a Water Landing" was written in a storytelling voice. This storytelling voice gave a less academic tone‚ but it engaged the reader to be more interested making the overall voice work for the purpose of the paper. On top of her style‚ Slater organized the chapter by breaking it into the five steps as each section. This helped the reader follow finding the main points of the article more easily. The purpose of having the sections broken into

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    Things They Carried

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    The Things They Carried‚ by Tim O’Brien‚ is about the experience multiple soldiers go through during the Vietnam War. There are stories about the love‚ hardships‚ friendships‚ and loss all the soldiers go through. By going to war‚ the soldiers all lose a part of themselves. I believe the message Tim O’Brien is trying to convey in his novel is people who do not go to the war‚ do not understand what it is like. I think throughout this novel‚ O’Brien tries his best to give the people who are not

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    Okazawa-Rey‚ 2013‚ p. 106). The passage explains that a method that maintain inequality need to portray the oppressed as either objects and less than human because it effectively labels the oppressed. The film industry’s use of stereotypes for storytelling has become a method of inequality that labels females as inferior. As the film industry continues to use female stereotypes the more normal the idea of female inferiority in the social community will become. Ultimately continuing gender

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