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    How were the Jews persecuted by the Nazis? The Jews were persecuted by the Nazis economically‚ politically and socially. Economically‚ they were displaced by ‘aryan Germans’ for jobs‚ and lost their shops because the German people were encouraged to boycott. This meant that they became disregarded by unemployment figures‚ and had to fight to stay alive. In 1933‚ new German laws forced Jews out of their civil service jobs‚ university and law court positions‚ and other areas of public life. Politically

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    Yann Martel's Life Of Pi

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    A practical application of the lessons in Life of Pi by Yann Martel At least twice in Life of Pi‚ Pi Patel faces difficult circumstances and is able to emerge unscathed by dint of a type of storytelling. In the first instance‚ Piscine Molitor Patel is being teased at school because his first name sounds like the word “pissing”. He takes matters into his own hands and‚ at his new school‚ introduces himself assertively and memorably at the beginning of each new class as “Pi”. He effectively restructures

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    In humanity’s understanding of the surrounding world‚ there are certain unalienable truths‚ or natural laws. Typically‚ these regard the essence of life and its intersection with humanity‚ with examples including the creation of new life‚ the permanence of death‚ and the inability of humans to defy physics and utilize magic. In literature‚ these laws offer a common topic of exploration‚ both in terms of what constitutes a universal truth and what happens when such a truth is rejected. Two examples

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    Gallipoli

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    in their best interests to fight for the Mother Country‚ England. The screenplay itself accomplishes gaining the audience’s interest and attention by using humour to capture the essence of Australian character letting viewers relate and later sympathise with all characters as well as highlighting Australian spirit. Combined with breathtaking visual imagery‚ this is a remarkable combination. After fives years of organization‚ Gallipoli had a budget of a $2.6 million and took 4-5 months to film

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    Gatsby’s "social mask" begins to slip as he gets rejected by Daisy‚ one can discover that the main purpose of Gatsby’s parties are not for pleasure but rather for the hope that Daisy will notice the extravagance and come back to him. Nick’s "curiosity about Gatsby was at its highest that the lights in his house failed to go on one Saturday night- and his career as Trimalchio was over . Gatsby puts on a show for Daisy and the people‚ one can notice that Gatsby is emotionally unstable without Daisy

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    Weeping Woman

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    subjected to the resentful and harsh tone‚ as shown by the following extract; “The left alone cannot use a rifle” To help shoot down the attacking plane.” The effect of the transition from tones‚ captivates the audience causing the audience to sympathise with the victim and share a mutual contempt for the menacing authority that is the USA who caused the weeping woman all her pains. Denis Levertov‚ accentuates constantly the notion of ‘The toll of war does not discriminate’‚ within her poem “Weeping

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    Write a close analysis of ‘Mrs Aesop’ exploring how Duffy conveys her ideas to the reader. ‘The worlds wife’ is a collection of poems by Duffy written by the female halves of well-known men of time in both reality and myth. Duffy has created a literal version of an old saying behind every great man there is an even greater woman. These poems are both shocking and thought provoking as Duffy steps into the shoes of every woman‚ whose partner has affected history or the world in any way and given

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    Monologue: Good Morning friends‚ today I will be giving a eulogy to share about my experiences with Mrs Dubose. I had never liked Mrs Dubose. In fact‚ I hated her ways and the insults she threw at Atticus. Every time we walked passed her porch‚ Scout and I would be raked by her wrathful gaze and subjected to her ruthless interrogation. I tried to ignore her harsh comments but she kept pushing my buttons. Atticus said that it is my job not to let her make me mad as she was feeling unwell so even

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    Letter Five - interconnectedness between the writer and the reader Social class: Weldon’s comment on social class in Canberra; “in pretty idiosyncratic suburbs where house prices define the status of the occupants and when you change houses you change your friends”‚ parallels to that in Austen’s time and novels. Power and purpose of the writer Since Austen‚ Weldon comments in a didactic tone; “any seminar on Women and Writing or Women Writers of the New Female Culture or whatever is instantly

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    Effects of the French Revolution on French Society In les Miserable‚ “Hugo traces the social impact of the numerous revolutions‚ insurrections‚ and executions that took place in late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century France”(39). The writer sympathises with the people and the republican movements rather than the monarchy. In his novel he criticizes all of the regimes sense the French Revolution because it doesn’t deal fairly with the social injustice and there are to types of classes‚ poor and

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