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    English 110 October 21‚ 2013 “Do the Right Thing” Essay In Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing” he questions his characters to “do the right thing”. This then becomes the essential theme of the movie. The movie focuses around a neighborhood in Bed-Sty‚ Brooklyn and its community made up of mostly African-Americans and Puerto Ricans. The center focal point in the movie is a pizzeria business‚ Italian owned‚ called Sal’s Famous Pizzeria. The owner Sal and his two sons‚ Vito and Pino‚ work there along

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    Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe is published in 1958. Achebe is a Nigerian author. It is seen as the archetypal modern African novel in English. The title of the novel comes from William Butler Yeats poem “The Second Coming”. The novel depicts the life of Okonkwo‚ a leader and local wrestling champion in Umuofia—one of a fictional group of nine villages in Nigeria‚ inhabited by the Igbo people (archaically‚ and in the novel‚ "Ibo"). It focuses on his family and personal history‚ the customs and

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    Doing the Right Thing It Is Always Ok To Do The Right Thing Rachel Lake Liberty University Abstract American citizens‚ whether children‚ college students or adults‚ should not be afraid to stand up for what is right. There are many reasons why a person might feel hesitant to report crimes. One reason is that it is easier to look the other way and to mind one’s own business. Students and young people should be encouraged to be responsible and report any suspicious behavior. Preventative

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    Classification of contractual terms as “condition‚” “warranty” or “innominate” terms seems random. The terms written in the statement above are considered to be unnecessary‚ or more precisely irrelevant. This essay will discuss how these words‚ instead‚ are important as contractual terms through explanations‚ definitions and examples. A contract is an agreement made by two different parties made through a promise granted by the law. A contract can be of two types or better‚ of two forms. The first

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    The Weight of The Things They Carried Tim O’Brien makes a very big deal out of the concept of “truth” throughout his novel The Things They Carried; such a big deal‚ in fact‚ that over the course of his work he continually redefines and even contradicts himself as to what “truth” really is. In the chapter entitled “How to Tell A True War Story”‚ O’Brien offers a multitude of criteria that supposedly defines what does and does not make a true war story. O’Brien offers the first commandment for

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    Patricia Ann L. Gabo BSTTM 2-1 Things Fall Apart By : Chinua Achebe 7 literary standards Artistry - Achebe brings to life an African culture with a religion‚ a government‚ a system of money‚ and an artistic tradition‚ as well as a judicial system. While technologically unsophisticated‚ the Igbo culture is revealed to the reader as remarkably complex. Achebe stereotypes the white colonialists as rigid‚ most with imperialistic intentions‚ whereas the Igbos are highly individual‚ many of them

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    1.What are the various meanings of "Things" in the title? After reading the short story in “ The things they carried”‚ there were several entities that meant something towards the things they carried throughout the war. One of the explanations of the meaning “Things” in the story represented the various items that were carried in their backpacks during the course of each mission that the soldiers had to face. Whether they needed the items or not‚ they still carried it with them. Some of the object

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    In the reading of the book‚ “The Things They Carried‚” by Tim O’Brien ‚ I had mixed emotion on this book because of how the events were organized and how O’Brien decide to narrator the book. For example in the beginning of the reading it was understandable and made sense‚ however after the first couple of chapters I did not know what or who was talking or being talked about. O’Brien would be talking about some war story or someone ‚ and in reality it was really Rat Kiley‚Curt Lemon or Azar talking

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    Things Fall Apart Ibo Society revolves around the traditional culture. The basic and major reason behind “Things fall apart” for the Ibo villages is the cultural collision and complexity. Achebe presents the clash of culture as his major theme in the book Things fall apart. This clash not only occurs on the individual level‚ but also on the society level. In this way the cultural misunderstanding cut both the ways. There is an issue of flexibility and rigidity of the characters contributing to their

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    Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart is a story that describes the effects of a new Christian religion in a tribal village of Africa‚ called Umuofia. The novel is set during the late 1800s to early 1900s when the British were expanding their influence in Africa‚ economically‚ culturally‚ religiously‚ and politically. The book shows the colonization of Umuofia by the British and the negative and violent changes this brought about in the lives of the tribe members. Along with colonization was the arrival

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