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    The first chapter of “ Ten Little Indians” was about a girl named Corliss. Corliss is a Spokane Indian and attends Washington University. Corliss has a strong interest in poetry but her family does not share the same interest; in fact her family constantly wonder why Corliss choses to continue to read these poems‚ and constantly tell her that she is wasting her time. We can see an example of this in page 13; here we have a conversation between Corliss and her uncle. Corliss’ uncle stats” I bet you’re

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    Throughout life people are placed in difficult situations that test their character as well as their ability to make the right decision. However‚ there are various factors that people analyze before making decisions such as‚ “Is this the right thing to do?”‚ “Will this affect my whole future?”‚ or “Why should I do this?” In “Traveling through the Dark”‚ William E. Stafford analyzes these types of situations in the poem as he mentions a character’s journey through the Wilson River road. Traveling

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    Michel Foucault’s book entitled Discipline and Punish‚ which was published in 1975‚ provided a new approach to the way historians approach not only the historical field but the philosophical approach to the history of power controls. Foucault’s thesis is that the modern prison provides a model for other institutions in a disciplinary society in which the transition into the age of modernity has caused institutions to be compelled to control the time of the individual. Foucault does this through four

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    Summary: Do the Right Thing takes place in Brooklyn on a hot day. The movie starts at Sal’s Famous Pizzeria. A young African American named Mookie works at Sal’s and is the only black man working there among a family of Italians. This pizzeria is a very popular spot for the people of the town which is made up of a lot of African Americans and HHispanics. The movie shows different stereotypes and the conflicts between different ethnicities. The movie escalates when an AAfrican American named Buggin

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    Leo Tolstoy wrote The Death of Ivan Ilych as a statement towards life. Most young people waste their youth attending school‚ with twelve years of public/private education that is required by law‚ and then on to an estimated amount of five years of college schooling. During the prime time of a person’s life‚ they are busy using their money to pay for an education that leads to years of career that straps them down for their life until retirement. The plotline of Death of Ivan Ilych is about the very

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    In 1954‚ A.J. Ayer published the paper Freedom and Necessity‚ which was written to provide Ayer’s argument on how moral responsibility is determined and more importantly the larger concept argument for the true nature of freedom. In this paper‚ Ayer makes the case that free will is compatible with determinism. Address Ayer’s responses few objections and the objection that Galen Strawson may have had with Ayer. I don’t find Ayer’s response to the objections convincing‚ so I present a better example

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    To immigrate is to “come into a country which one is not a native for permanent residence.” During the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century‚ America went through a great transformation. Countless families fled their home countries to immigrate to the United States of America due to job shortages‚ crop failure‚ and discrimination in new hope to find a more promising life overseas. This great immigration made the United State of America a rising empire powerhouse‚ and between “1895

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    The book entitled “I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up For Education And Was Shot By The Taliban” written by Malala Yousafzai together with Christina Lamb is generally a book depicting the current struggles of the society in dealing with conflicts on education and women empowerment. This carefully written book specifically centers in the modern day Pakistan where traditional practices and religion hinder every woman’s right for education and the right to live as individuals. However‚ among all the

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    The Healing Powers of Meditation In The Way of the Peaceful Warrior: A Book That Changes Lives by Dan Millman and The Path to Love: Spiritual Strategies for Healing by Deepak Chopra‚ Millman and Chopra take different approaches to explain the healing powers of meditation. In his autobiographical novel‚ The Way of the Peaceful Warrior‚ Dan Millman tells his spiritual journey of healing‚ finding himself‚ and becoming a peaceful warrior. Dan learns about the healing power of meditation from his mentor

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    INTRODUCTION Many Infallible Proofs: Evidences for the Christian Faith written by Henry M. Morris is a captivating book to read to get a better understanding on how to prove the Bible and the christian faith. Many people around the world choose to ignore the truths of the Bible and tarnish the authenticity of it. The author does an exceptional job of explaining everything in a clear and ingenious manner. Henry M. Morris‚ the author‚ was a creationist and apologist known as the “father of modern creation

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