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    The sixth passage in “On Going Home” by Joan Didion‚ gave me feeling of nostalgia. I could feel the longing and sincerity of the author’s love and want for her child. I could feel how the mother wants nothing but the best for her child but is unsure if she can offer the best due to how it is “different now”. In the passage Joan writes‚ “...would like to pledge her a picnic on a river with fried chicken and her hair uncombed…” (4) The fact that Didion is imagining things that she later understands

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    windows. I could hear the crickets and their very soothing sounds to my ears‚ leaving me to reflect in utter peace. Sometimes‚ i go here every evening to have a moment to myself‚ taking pleasure in the serenity and hushed noises down the street. Nostalgia comes across my thoughts as I wonder of what it would have been like with Scout and Jem’s mother around. If only the children and I‚ especially Scout so that she could get a clear picture of her could see her one last time. As I paint her in my head

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    For this week’s assignment‚ I chose Marcos Souza’s review (Unit 3) of “In Cuba I was a German Shepherd” by Ana Menendez. I really liked his take on the story. It is detailed‚ and like him‚ I can also identify with the story. Marcos’ summary is spot-on because like he said “many things are similar to what I experience living in a foreign country” (Marcos Souza‚ 2016‚ para 5)”. When you first immigrate to a foreign country‚ the culture shock is the first adjustment to go through and like the characters

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    Dyke Hard is a celebratory pastiche of multiple B-movies and genre films‚ exploiting their tropes and clichés in a wild LGBT party of a film. Inspired in part by the work of John Waters‚ it gives a nod to a dynamic and creative underground of the pre-digital past – a time when political incorrectness and trash rhymed with transgression and carried real meaning and clout. Though "trash as trash can" is the film’s credo‚ these concepts have lost most of their impact today; their milder forms have been

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    Comparison of “The Boat” and “The Lost Salt Gift of Blood” “The Lost Salt Gift of Blood” and “The Boat” are both compelling stories that illustrate the dilemmas associated with familial obligations‚ living with choices‚ as well as the conflict between traditional values and a modern; however‚ overall “The Boat” presents them in a more honest and effective manner. “The Lost Salt Gift of Blood” focuses on a grown man who is returning to a small fishing village in which his son lives‚ as he attempts

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    Scopes Monkey Trial Toriano Mcafee His/125 Rona Stuart Scopes Monkey Trial Is teaching evolution to children a negative thing? In 1925‚ there was a trial that took place that has been questioned whether or not the trial was real or staged made to look real. The name of the famous American case is The State of Tennessee vs. John Thomas Scopes‚ which had become commonly known as the Scopes Monkey Trial. A high school teacher‚ known as John Scopes

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    tanks over the very people that the terrorists fight to liberate from oppression‚ further fueling the fire of hatred that burns for us and what we stand for. Whether the U.S. is seen as a liberator‚ freeing the people from oppressive Fundamentalists‚ or the Fundamentalists are seen as Freedom Fighters liberating the people from an occupying force‚ the reason for the conflict is irrelevant. This article is meant only to bring about discussion as to how to end it. The fact is that we are currently fighting

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    are: -Sustainable design‚ Redirective design for sustainable consumption‚ PSS for design with evolutionary soul -Emotional durable design‚ Person-product attachments and Product satisfaction -Design and emotions‚ Empathic design -Design and nostalgia -How to collect information from consumer -Design experimentations with emotions Emotional durable design/ Open lectures Classroom 6087 Kirsi Niinimäki‚ visiting lectures Lectures 3 credits‚ open for all 6.2. at 9.00-15.30 •9.00-10.30 Kirsi

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    speaker says "Yet knowing how way‚ leads on to way I doubted if I should ever come back". This line verbalizes a sense of nostalgia that the speaker has‚ as well as a sense of determination not to look back at the same time; this is quite interesting and could only be the result of meticulously chosen words. In the forth (final) stanza the speaker again relays a felling of nostalgia‚ when he says "I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence". The speaker closes the poem with a

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    four young girls who I believe were faking it to gain attention or political gain for their parents. Puritans‚ called fundamentalists‚ followed the Bible to the T and anything outside of the Bible was considered unheard of. This is where I believe the witch accusations started. They disliked anyone who didn’t act the way the fundamentalists considered normal or they didn’t go to church were accused of being a witch. In addition‚ church attendance was down dramatically and so the

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