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    As learned in the past‚ colors are used in literature to convey themes that aren’t shown through actions or words in the plot. Personally‚ I believe that the use of color imagery provides an in-depth understanding of The Great Gatsby. Jay Gatsby’s character is associated with the color green countless times. Green represents hope‚ freedom‚ and growth‚ all of which coincide with Gatsby’s character. By using color imagery‚ Fitzgerald is able to show a side of Gatsby’s personality that is not shown

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    Color Imagery in The Red Badge of Courage Stephen Crane uses color imagery and color symbols in The Red Badge of Courage. Green represents youth‚ red is a symbol of Henry Fleming ’s mental visions of battle‚ and gray is used as a symbol for death. The colors are subtle representations of emotion‚ character‚ and one ’s perception of events. "As the landscape changed from brown to green‚ the army awakened‚ and began to tremble with eagerness at the noise of rumors" (Crane 368). Like

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    Gaudy‚ Bogus Yellow Throughout The Great Gatsby‚ a plethora of colors can be found. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s color usage is notorious in The Great Gatsby‚ and the most interesting color play was on the color yellow. Yellow is used in key portions in the book to represent fake‚ superficial‚ and counterfeit things. In comparison‚ gold is used to show purity‚ wealth‚ and grandness. In the modern world‚ money can be associated with three colors: gold‚ green‚ and the occasional yellow. Gold is a pure and natural

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    Skin Color Afro-Americans

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    How has America used the issues of “race” or “skin color” to define its character? How do we classify a group called “Afro- Americans”? Who and what are they and how did they emerge on the American scene? Why is the issue of “skin color” important in America? Are there implications or consequences of America turning into a “color blind” society? What difference would it make?   To assess the way America uses skin color to define its character is too vast of a question. In order to make a serious

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    was the color red. In the beginning it showed two girls dancing and sweeping and just having fun while doing both at the same time‚ but one of them suddenly stopped because of what she saw‚ it was a little bush of red berries or maybe a red flower but she and the other girl rushed over there and pulled it out of the ground and buried it then went back to sweeping. The little village that was living in the plain thought that red was a bad and dangerous color and they didn’t need that color around the

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    Why Skin Comes in Colors

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    Why Skin Comes In Colors I have read an article on ‘Why skin comes in colors" by Blake Edgar‚ and he gives a brief analysis of why that is so. According to my research‚ skin color is largely determined by the amount of melanin the skin produces. Dark-skinned individuals produce more melanin than light-skinned individuals. At least three genes regulate the amount of melanin produced. Each gene has two forms: dark-skin allele (A‚ B‚ and C) and light-skin allele (a‚ b‚ and c). Neither allele

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    Family Violence

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    Family violence is not a new phenomenon‚ as it has essentially existed since the beginning of time. Only in modern times‚ however have societies begun to recognize violence and family members as a social problem (Barnett‚ Miller-Perrin & Perrin‚ 2005). For many years‚ the social problem of family violence had not only been heavily ignored‚ but for a number of years‚ had not been fully understood. For example‚ family violence takes many forms and has a number of different names. Family violence‚ also

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    Color Light Lab Results

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    Each element emits a unique color light. The purpose of this experiment was to observe these unique colors and calculate their energy. In order to observe this‚ we placed the physical elements in a 24 well plate‚ dipped wet q-tips into the wells to gather the element‚ and put it over the bunsen burner to observe the flame emitted. While observing the different flames‚ we saw that different elements did indeed emit unique flame colors. Colors such as red‚ violet‚ and turquoise were emitted. All of

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    Her first costume is a very traditional red kimono with a floral pattern. The red color in Kabuki clothing symbolizes happy feelings‚ and youth or innocence in context of The Maiden’s dances. The floral pattern of the first kimono is seasonally significant in that it traditionally symbolizes spring‚ a season with the positive connotations of youth and of the more symbolic “blossoming” of a woman‚ an important connotation as the theme of this dance “might be interpreted as the phases of a woman’s

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    important messages in the novel by his symbolic use of color‚ names‚ places and characters. A lot of important messages in the novel are conveyed by color symbolism. Colors are an important part in Fitzgerald’s description of the lives of Jay Gatsby‚ Nick Carraway and the other characters. The color grey is used to descbribe the valley of ashes which lies between West Egg and New York‚ "…grey cars… grey ashes… the grey land" (27). The color grey conveys the feeling of lacking spirit and dreariness

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