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    very memorable life where his beginnings started in Richmond Virginia. To begin with‚ Poe was an American author‚ poet‚ editor‚ and literary critic considered a part of the American Romantic Movement. In addition‚ Poe was one of the earliest American practitioners of the short story and is considered the inventor of the detective fiction genre. Lastly‚ he was the first well-known American writer to try to earn a living through writing alone‚ resulting in a financially difficult life and career. However

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    SAT® Admission Ticket SAT Student Name: Student Address: Mostapha M Kuzbar Box 55455 Jeddah 21534 Tahlia Street saidon 21534 Lebanon Birth Date: 2/21/1995 Gender: Male High School: 692149 AL AQEEQ NATIONAL SCHOOL FOREIGN SECTION MADINAH‚ Saudi Arabia BRING THIS TICKET TO THE TEST CENTER! Test Date: January 26‚ 2013 Registration Number: 0033463535 Test Type: SAT MAKASSED SIDON‚ Lebanon 00000 You won’t be admitted without it. Test Center: 54356: HOUSSAM EDDINE HARIRI HS

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    Similarities between The Tell-Tale Heart and The Black Cat by Edgar Allen Poe Edgar Allen Poe was a famous author of many different poems and stories. Throughout his life he experienced a lot of pain from loosing many of the woman he loved in life and from being disowned by his adoptive father. In his stories and poems you can notice his emotions sometimes show such as when they’re depressing and/or over a woman. A lot of his stories have another similar to it

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    order for survival and acceptance. The author of “Chicken-Hips”‚ Catherine Pigott‚ experienced acculturation first hand after visiting Africa. Catherine is used to a culture where having a slim body style is ideal. When Catherine arrived in Gambia‚ the other women thought her to be too frail‚ and thin‚ and as a result‚ nicknamed her “chicken-hips”. The women of Africa believe that being curvy and thick is more attractive. Catherine is also used to her own culture where it is considered unattractive

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    “Continuum” is a poem written by New Zealander Allen Curnow in which he illustrates his intended theme ambiguously‚ yet sincerely. The structure‚ along with the tone and overall writing quality of the poem‚ introduces to the reader a discrepancy of uncertainty and emotions that reveals the author’s principle motif‚ but not immediately the true profundity behind this work of art. Curnow gives off to a vague start;

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    Ethan Allen was a farmer‚ businessman‚ land speculator‚ philosopher‚ writer‚ and American Revolutionary War patriot‚ hero‚ and politician. He is best known as one of the founders of the U.S. state of Vermont‚ and for the capture of Fort Ticonderoga early in the American Revolutionary War. Born in rural Connecticut‚ Allen had a frontier upbringing but also received an education that included some philosophical teachings. In the late 1760s he became interested in the New Hampshire Grants‚ buying

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    What thoughts I have of you tonight‚ Allen Ginsberg. The famous Beat writer haunts my own supermarket as Whitman does his. It is difficult to read Howl and Other Poems without succumbing to the vein of defeat running throughout its pages. It is difficult to stop yourself from throwing your hands up in surrender to Ginsberg’s “Moloch.” It is also difficult to read Ginsberg on an empty stomach. Throughout his poems Ginsberg references again and again the ideas of hunger‚ starvation‚ fruits‚ vegetables

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    Bernice by Edgar Allen Poe

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    of tragic events throughout his life‚ his own psychological health was strained. If one were to investigate the life of Poe‚ no questions should begin to arise about the underlying themes in his work. It becomes evident after reading his stories and poems that Poe relied heavily on occurrences in his life for inspiration. The damage presents itself through his writings as a neurotic obsession with death and violence Throughout his literary works‚ Edgar Allen Poe mirrors his characters’ mental

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    Theme in “Howl” “Howl” by Allen Ginsburg has many distinctive themes. The most distinctive theme I found in the poem is that society does not see good people by who they are on the inside‚ but by how well they conform to the norm. Both the poem itself and the movie Howl help contribute evidence to this theme. The movie also helped me understand the poem with its images and audio. Evidence from the text that would allow me to arrive at this theme comes from every section of the poem. The poem

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    modern society. Allen Ginsberg got the publics attention in 1956 after publishing “Howl”. “Howl”‚ is an objection of rage and despair against a catastrophic and abusive society. The poem stunned traditional critics. Kevin O’Sulliven deemed “Howl” as “an angry‚ sexually explicit poem”. James Dickey‚ for instance‚ signified “Howl” as “a whipped-up state of excitement” and determined that “it takes more than this to make poetry.” Ginsberg dealt with insanity throughout his entire life. Naomi Ginsberg

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