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    the social systems that constantly surround us. The systems that we associate with are much bigger than ourselves. In fact‚ they define who we are not only as individuals‚ but also as part of a society. Allan Johnson‚ author of The Forest and the Trees‚ does an incredible job of investigating on the importance of looking at society through an outside lens; taking a step back and analyzing the social systems we are all involved in. He shows that in doing so‚ we are able to learn more about the world

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    World Literature 03 December 2013 A long Way Gone 75% check‚ 100-151 1. Nauseated (verb) - to feel disgust. “Something inside his brain was still pulsating and he was breathing. I felt nauseated” (Beah 100). 2. Garrison (noun) - a body of troops stationed in a fortified place. “The soldiers set up their garrison in another unfinished brick house‚ and there they‚ socialized separate from the civilians” (Beah 101). 3. Jubilation (noun) - a feeling of or the expression of joy. “Their jubilation

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    Journal 1 A topic that is shown throughout A Long Way Gone is the desire to escape the war. Ishmael Beah had the want‚ the need‚ and the desire to escape the war that was happening in Sierra Leone. He had to escape those who turned on the country and became rebels. Running away became part of his life for many years until he join the soldiers. There he would fight for his country to escape from the cruelty the rebels were bringing to Sierra Leone. Ishmael was a very brave child to be constantly

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    A Long Way Gone Ishmael Beah was an innocent boy who enjoyed playing football‚ swimming in the streams‚ and even started a rap and dance group with his friends and older brother. The group discovered their love for rap music from old cassette tapes of O.P.P‚ Run D.M.C‚ and the Sugarhill Gang. Ishmael and Junior‚ along with their other friends cherished these few hip hop and rap cassette tapes. Ishmael constantly carried these couple tapes on him at all times. They choreographed dance routines

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    Final: A Long Way Gone Literature Analysis 3. What kind of music does Ishmael like‚ and why? What is it about music that matters to Ishmael‚ or that moves him so? Why is it important to him‚ especially during his rehabilitation at Benin Home? Ishmael likes rap. When he was little he used to rap with his brother and friends. They created a band and rap became very close to him. Even though he didn’t quite understand it‚ he could mash a whole bunch of words and make it sound good. Rapping made

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    By: Mickey Mantle  Willy Loman - Jay Gatsby: The Pursuit of the American Dream Scott Fitzgerald‚ author of The Great Gatsby‚ and Arthur Miller‚ author of Death of a Salesman‚ both tell the stories of men in the costly pursuit of the American dream. As a result of several conflicts‚ both external and internal‚ both characters experience an extinction of the one thing that they have set their sights on.... The American Dream. Jay Gatsby‚ a mysterious‚ young and very wealthy man‚ fatally

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    THE WHISPERS OF JAY GATSBY There are numerous extraordinary stories and wild rumors about the mysterious Jay Gatsby. He is well known for throwing marvelous and fanciful parties that attract an eccentric crowd of people although they knew nothing about the host. This resulted in the increasing curiosity of the identity of Mr. Gatsby. Who is behind this mysterious façade? What is his background? What’s his purpose for throwing all these unbelievably imaginative parties? How did he become such an

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    Gone With the Wind Essay

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    Gone with the Wind Writing Assignment The poem‚ Non sum qualis eram bonae sub regno Cynarae‚ contains themes that connect to the themes found in Gone with the Wind. The poem has a nostalgic tone and it is based on themes of passion‚ love‚ and pain. The novel shares the same themes and these themes revolve around the protagonist‚ Scarlett O’Hara. Scarlett is in love with Ashley Wilkes‚ but in the beginning of the novel‚ she learns that Ashley plans to get married

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    In the book The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver‚ there is a young girl named Taylor who did not want to be like the typical girls from Kentucky. She wanted to go and get out of the small town. She got in her old beat up car and traveled throughout the United States‚ until she landed in Arizona. When she was there she not only had to deal with herself‚ but she now had a little girl who she named Turtle. This was not her daughter; instead someone she barely knew handed her off to Taylor. Turtle was

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    Stereotypes In Gone Girl

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    While Gone Girl is a fantastical crime novel with fictional characters‚ it does have a larger application to the real world. You will never see Amy or Nick Dunne on the streets‚ but the issues they and the novel dealt with are problems that are present in our universe as well. Gillian Flynn illustrates some of these issues with the novel and it’s crucial that we analyze them further. A recurring topic in the book are the gender roles that both Nick and Amy take on and the treatment that they receive

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