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    Son by Yiyun Li

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    Son‚ written by Yiyun Li. Karolina Strömberg 10SPC Han are an ethnic group native to East Asia. Han is the majority ethic group of the chinese population and by that one can think that maybe the name Han (in the story) was decided because he is not so different from others as he thinks he is. That his mother will wait at the airport for him with a photo album that contains pictures of woman that he can marry. A diamond bachelor has usually passed the optimum marriage

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    Sons Of China Monologue

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    “Thank you” was all I could say. Suddenly‚ all of our soldiers started to retreat. The one who saved my life yelled out‚ “Brave Sons of China‚ follow me!” These 6 words brought out the hero in all of us. The one who saved my life suddenly broke the enemy line with his courage. The enemy fled! We had won the battle! The man who saved me‚ who’s name was Ming Yao‚ was promoted

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    Big Red Son

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    30 September 2013  Is “Low Art”‚ Art?  Society today has been slacking in a sense of art. “Low art” has become more popular  than ever leaving any intelligent mind stimulation. Artistic merit is highly revered  and  encouraged lately for this reason. “Big Red Son” by David Foster Wallace shows a high sense of  serious art and moreover artistic merit. One with such an intelligent background and upbringing‚  it would be shocking for him not to achieve such artsitic merit. This merit is achieved through  structure

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    Letter To Son Analysis

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    “Letter to Son” to seek that it is easy to destroy black bodies through abuse and violence ‚ claiming America’s racist history created a government system that oppresses and murders the black community.To support his claim Coates talks about the police brutality in today’s society and laws that have been placed ‚ but not enforced.In “Letter to son” by Ta-Nehisi Coates utilizes Pathos and Metaphors to reveal It is easy to destroy black bodies through abuse and violence In “Letter to son” ‚ Coates

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    My Son The Fanatic

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    My Son the Fanatic My Son the Fanatic is a short story. It starts ‘’in medias res’’ as you can see in the first lines in the story: ‘’surreptitiously the father began going into his son’s bedroom.’’There is also an open ending in the story. The author is Hanif Kureishi and the publication year is 1997. The story is about a Pakistani father called Parvez and his Pakistani son called Ali. Ali is a very religious boy‚ and he didn’t do anything wrong compare to the religion. But the father sees himself

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    Heroes for My Son

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    Just finished two really interesting books. If you get the chance you should read. - heroes for my son- Brad Meltzer also -heroes for my daughter- Brad Meltzer. These two books are very touching‚ they describe some of people in history that young people should look up to and what they are known for. I have to say I think that my favorite is probably between two woman. One of which is Harriet Tubman‚ this was a dark skinned woman what she did happened during the Underground Railroad. She had escaped

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    Laocoon and His Sons

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    This essay is an attempt to address the marble sculpture commonly known as Laocoon and His Sons‚ and why exactly I believe it to be a work of high art‚ of great value and significance to the species. Laocoon and His Sons is a marble sculpture representing a scene that is a part of the tale of the siege and invasion of Troy. Laocoon was the protagonist in a play by Sophocles that is now lost. He was also written about by Virgil. The statue itself is one of the most famous sculptures of Greek and

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    My Son the Fanatic

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    My Son the Fanatic Textual Analysis (Plot and Characters) 1. Exposition (Presentation of facts): p. 119‚ 1st paragraph: Parvez is Ali’s father. Parvez is searching for clues which will explain why Ali has changed. Ali is becoming tidier‚ his room is neat and ordered. 2. Complication (first crisis‚ the situation becomes abnormal): p. 119‚ 2nd paragraph: Ali has thrown valuable things out‚ he has broken-up with his girlfriend and stopped talking to his friends. Parvez becomes worried

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    Father and Son Relationships One can arguably say that a good father should have qualities such as being affectionate‚ a role model‚ and empathetic in order to successfully raise a son. Khaled Hosseini suggests in the novel The Kite Runner that although Baba occasionally displayed some of these qualities‚ the overall lack of an empathetic father figure can result in challenges throughout one’s life. This is shown through Amir‚ the main character‚ who feels neglected by his father‚ Baba‚ which

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    Death of a Salesman:A Postmodernist Study Abstract: This study makes an attempt to analyze Death of a Salesman in an attempt to mirror the struggling modern characters who live in the world of postmodernism but are the slave of the preventive beliefs of modernism. This play is the story of all human beings who are in search of success‚ Love‚ Pride‚ and Ambition‚ but are oscillating between the modern and postmodern values. They find themselves disintegrated and isolated in the cruel language

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