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    I choose the story ’Salt’ written by Sherman Alexie. When I saw the name of the story‚ it seems to be unique and different.It created an interest in me to know about this story‚ that’s why I choose this story.I like this story because this is a very emotional story. It shows the feeling of the people when their loved one goes from this world and this story about the myth of people that salt keeps them safe from death.The summary of the story given below. This story is about an eighteen-year boy

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    How does the author of you chosen text heighten the entertainment value within it? In Sherman Alexie’s written text‚ The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian‚ readers follows the journey of a teen protagonist named Junior; on his quest for belonging in this world. In the novel‚ realistic depiction of adolescent life and the social conditions of Native Americans as a minority is shown to the audience. However‚ the entertainment value of the text is heightened with the presentation of Junior’s

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    Native American Mascots and Sports In his novel The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian‚ author Sherman Alexie introduces his readers to the issue of Indians used as mascots in sports. It is an issue that has plagued sports for decades and Alexie brings up the subject throughout his book and in interviews. He brings the topic to light to open the reader’s eyes to the idea that Native Americans are still thought as historical but not culturally relevant to society. Thousands of sports teams

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    In the poem "On the Amtrak from Boston to New York City" by Sherman Alexie‚ the speaker is portrayed as a Native American Indian whose apparent wish is to retake and make known his ownership of Indian land‚ which was stolen by white people. However‚ his sympathy towards his rivals seems to keep him from accomplishing these goals. First‚ we can see his Native American heritage in the language of the poem. For example‚ he refers to the elderly woman whom he is conversing with as "white" (line 1)‚

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    Sherman Alexie – Reflection Sherman Alexie has created and developed the character Thomas Builds-The-Fire in his book‚ “The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven‚” because he is shown as a Native American of old tradition whereas Victor is shown as a modern-day Indian. Thomas is presented in Sherman Alexie’s stories with innumerous knowledge of reservation life and Indian culture. He is there to tell the history of his people through stories detailed with emotions as if he experienced them

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    Every boy has a hole in his soul in the shape of their fathers; if a father is unwilling to fill that hole‚ it could leave a wound that cannot be easily healed. In the book Flight by Sherman Alexie‚ a half-Indian boy named Zits grew up without the memory of a father. Zits always has a lot of questions about his father — he wondered if he ever loved his family‚ and why did he abandon his wife and his infant child. The absence of the father figure in Zits childhood has created a hole in his soul; Zits

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    Sherman Alexie story “The Joy of Reading and Writing‚” lets us know about his educational journey‚ the journey in which he figured out how to read. He does not recall any of how he learned how to read‚ but knows that he was three years of age. His father had a passion for reading‚ and would buy cheap books from pawnshops‚ the Salvation Army‚ and other cheap stores. It rubbed off on Alexie‚ who would start “reading” the books that his father claimed. In spite the fact that he experiences‚ childhood

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    Summary of “Superman and Me” by Sherman Alexie The story Superman and me was written by Sherman Alexie. This short story is about the Sherman Alexie’s life as an Indian boy living on the Spokane Indian Reserve in eastern Washington State and how reading and writing greatly affected his life. This shorts story describes the young Indian boy’s fascination with literature‚ his intelligence as an Indian‚ and how he becomes a teacher of creative writing for Indian children. Sherman Alexie’s first

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    districts. This increases property value and drives out lower-class families.This causes economic problems because wealthy white people run lower-class families out‚ benefitting from the property value increase. Racial inequality occurs as a result. Sherman Alexie’s “Gentrification” uses isolation‚ emotional appeal and guilt to express the wrongfulness of gentrification. To begin‚ the author uses isolation to prove the wrongfulness of gentrification. The author isolates the white homeowner‚ for example

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    Who Is Sherman Alexie?

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    Sherman Alexie is a preeminent Native American Poet‚ novelist‚ performer and filmmaker. He is also an award winning author whose works primarily fall under the genre of Native American literature. Sherman Alexie was a reservation boy with big dreams and hopes. He had a lot of struggles with his life. Sherman was articulate‚ humours‚ declamatory‚ optimistic‚ and prove person. He struggles in his childhood. His childhood struggles were not limited to health problems; the son of an alcoholic‚ he faced

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