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    The Kite Runner is the book I recommend more than The Color Purple by Alice Walker for incoming 9th Grade Honors students.The Kite Runner shows very emotional story of friendship‚ family‚ mistakes‚ and love. It was a very interesting book which caught my attention and drew me in. Although The Color Purple was a book about a less fortunate‚ uneducated‚ African-American fourteen-year-old girl who comes across struggles in her life so‚ began to writes letters to God to help and guide her. I don’t recommend

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    tell the same story and have many similarities. However‚ there always seems to be events or details that are changed to fit the film. From the way the characters develop‚ to what the symbols stand for‚ Alice Walker’s novel‚ “The Color Purple‚” and Steven Spielberg’s make of the movie‚ “The Color Purple‚” show signs of similarity and a few details that make them unique. First‚ the 295 page book about a girl growing up being abused and not having a say in how she wants to live her life‚ was published

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    story written by Alice Walker. Walker tells us about her experiences and knowledge with cigarettes‚ the effects it had on her father‚ sister and self‚ and relating them to her daughter’s problem with smoking. Furthermore Walker touches on history‚ describing her father’s terrible death due to cigarettes and also a brief description of the history of tobacco. In reference to her past experience with smoking and in an attempt to prevent a reoccurrence of these bygone events‚ Walker strives to convince

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    “A nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people.” In Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use”‚ cultural understanding is difficult for most people in today’s society to fully understand. Her characters‚ Dee‚ the Mother‚ and Maggie portray to show how one family member can think they know it all and understand their heritage but‚ fall short of the true meaning. In this short story‚ you can tell the setting is around the 1960s to 1970s. The mother is a big-boned black woman who has always

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    Short story analysis In this analysis I will look at a short story called ?Nineteen Fifty-Five? from ?You can?t keep a good woman down? written by Alice Walker. I will analyse the short story by looking at the title‚ characters‚ theme‚ point of view‚ plot‚ structure/form and the style. The title ?Nineteen Fifty-Five? is the first heading of the short story. This year is a base for the rest of the story‚ because the dates following all depend on the information given in 1955. In 1955 two whites‚

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    your Destination: Speech Preview: a. Today I plan to 1. Types of Elderly Abuse 2. Statistics behind Nursing Home Abuse 3. Nursing Homes are an Industry 4. What needs to be done. Transition: B. BODY of your Speech “Tell them” 1. Main Point #1 a. First to define elderly abuse and its different forms. 1. Physical Abuse 2. Emotional Abuse 3. Sexual Abuse 4. Neglect 5. Financial Exploitation 6. Health care fraud Transition:

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    born to stand out? Alice Walker’s poem Be Nobody’s Darling instills that in the head of her readers. The poem is saying to be yourself‚ to be happy with and within yourself. To love your flaws and embrace mistakes because that is what will shape you into who you truly meant to be. A line in the poem that really stood out to me was “Be pleased to walk alone (Uncool).” This line of the poem means be confident enough to stand out. Be happy to be different. In the poem Alice Walker uses the phrases “impetuous

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    Tamika McGraw Assistant Professor Ellen Boose English 102-104 September 24‚ 2014 “Everyday Use” Lack of Understanding Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use” displays the importance of heritage through Mama‚ Maggie‚ and Dee. Mama and Maggie cherish their heritage with an accumulation of items over the years and often reminisce about the experiences they have had with their loved ones‚ but Dee has an inability to understand the true meaning of heritage. Years before‚ Dee rejected her true black

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    Character Alienation is where the main character is isolated from the rest of the characters in the story. Alienation can be caused by several things‚ such as abusive relationships like in the story The Color Purple‚ or poor leadership such as the story‚ Lord of the Flies‚ in which both protagonists were alienated by their own people. In the book‚ "The Color Purple"‚ Celie‚ the protagonist‚ is alienated by most of the important men in her family. It causes her to be very passive and defenseless

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    life? We often dream without the least suspicion on unreality: ‘Sleep hath its own world‚’ and it is often as lifelike the other. It is through the lens of a dream world—a place where anything is possible— that Lewis Carroll showcases Alice’s conflict‚ both internal and external. Alice’s struggle with her identity in Wonderland parallels the struggle that children face when they reach adolescence. During their formative years‚ children not only strive to discern who they actually are‚ they are

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