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    was intendancy towards scepticism . Fourth‚ an important characteristic of the age is that literature both in prose and poetry seems to depart from the purely artistic standard of art for art sake and to be actuated by a definite moral purpose . The novel sought to find truth and to show how it might be used to uplift humanity . For this reason the Victorian Age is an age of realism a deeper realism which strives to tell the truth ; showing moral and physical diseases as they are . George Eliot George

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    Big Fish

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    Big Fish In Daniel Wallace’s novel Big Fish Edward Bloom has high expectations for how his life is to be remembered. He wants to be remembered for something exciting‚ not just by his family but everyone else around him. William Bloom‚ Edwards son‚ does not want to remember his father quite like this. He wants to know the truth even if he may have doubts afterwards. Williams imagination opens up and he begins to accept Edwards endless stream of jokes that make him an extraordinary man. Through these

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    Picaresque Novels

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    “picaro” which means the same with rogue‚ rascal‚ bohemian or an adventurer. The term “picaresque” in Literature wasn’t created until in the early 19th century‚ when the novel Lazarillo de Tormes wtitten by an anonymous writer because of its heretical content was published in 1553 and became popular right then. Most picaresque novels incorporate several defining characteristics according to Thrall and Hibbard on their book A Handbook to Literature. Such characteristics are the following: The chief

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    K.C Alayon English IV – Sr. Richard Blanco Dissecting a Novel Twilight A Novel by Stephenie Meyer ------------------------------------------------- I. Character/Characterization *Main Characters * Isabella Swan Isabella‚ who prefers to be called Bella‚ is a 17-year-old girl. She leaves Phoenix‚ Arizona to live with her father in Forks‚ Washington so her mother can travel with her new husband. She meets Edward Cullen in Forks High School and is immediately attracted to him. She later

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    The City That Never Sleeps

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    where they are going or what their end goal is but everyone’s feet fly‚ matching the electric tempo of the city. From the rushing subways below ground to the planes dashing high above‚ everything in the big city seems to match a center heartbeat‚ the beat of the city. Known as the city that never sleeps‚ New York has been made famous for its never-stopping subways‚ all night taxis and brightly lit buildings that never seem to darken. New York’s unique blend of people creates an unforgettable city

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    Classic novels

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    what job you have for a living; what type of class family you come from whether that would be upper or lower class. These timeless novels show how culture affected society too‚ considering whom they talked to‚ how they talked‚ where they stayed compared to a lower class persons culture. An example of a classic book is ‘Wuthering Heights’ by Emily Bronte. This novel shows how culture affects society and how we act and think. It affects society and culture because Catherine knows she cannot get married

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    Good Sleep Hygiene

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    Good Sleep Hygiene: Making Students’ Lives Better One Program at a Time Abstract This paper demonstrates why we need an educational program at our university that promotes good sleep hygiene. It discusses the positive effects that this program would have. To empower students to improve their sleep that will increase their test scores. It will give a look inside sleep debt and its repercussions. It will students see that if we do not teach good sleep hygiene it can lead to negative effects on

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    Big Fish

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    son and often‚ these lines can become blurred. As was the case in the movieBig Fish”‚ despite the initial problems in the relationship between father and son caused by exaggerated stories told by the father‚ the stories inevitably brought them closer in the end. In the midst of a difficult times in Will Blooms life caused by his father’s embellished stories‚ Will learns that eventually. The running theme of the entire movieBig Fish” was stories; the stories told by Edward at every occasion‚ the

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    The importance of sleep‚ nutrition‚ and exercise Many students today ask why they are so tired all the time. It also seems that people in college become more stressed out either because of grades or because of work. All people need to do is get the right amount of sleep‚ eating well‚ and exercise in order to feel better about themselves and feel good in general. This is not a short process. Most experts say that it takes about twelve weeks in order to see results. But‚ it is guaranteed that

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    Coffee: Bad for Sleep

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    Late Night Cup of Coffee: Bad for Sleep Sleep is very important to human beings especially because it allows both our minds and body to rest. It sorts out and arranges our memory and it is necessary for our body to function well. In fact about 40% of a person’s day is allocated to sleep throughout adolescence. However‚ adolescents who are people aged 12 to 18 years need 9 hours of sleep but on average most teens get 7 hours only (Mindell and Owens 30). A variety of factors contributes to the tendency

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