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    Drug Diaries

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    These diary entires are Katy Brenner’s documentation of her experience in the drug scene during the 60’s in the early stages of the Hippie movement. Diary entry #1 Febuary 3rd 1961 Dear Diary‚ due to the huge new "Hippie" movement going on here in portland and apprently around the U.S‚ drugs seem to have become very popular latley. This sparks my interest as everyday while at school my friends seem to talk about diffrent things they have tried and experienced and it’s starting to make me a little

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    Means of Traveling

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    Topic 1. Means of travelling Millions of people all over the world are fond of travelling. They travel to see other countries and continents‚ to discover different ways of life‚ to meet different people and to practice foreign languages. It goes without saying that travelling broadens the mind. While travelling we can see and learn a lot of things that we can never learn staying at home and watching TV or reading books. You can travel to enjoy picturesque places or just for a change of scene.

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    variety of techniques throughout the novel to draw in the reader into the story‚ in Chapter 2 there is a lot of evidence of these techniques being used and the way Fitzgerald uses them in exploring the chapter‚ such as pathetic fallacy‚ symbolism‚ narrative technique and shock. Also‚ the theme that runs throughout the novel is contrasts of class in society‚ which is clearly shown to reader in the example of Wilson being manipulated and controlled Tom Buchanan’s ’supercilious’ manner‚ this is shown by

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    Take Home Essay

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    vacation; a real vacation and a dream vacation. Both have several differences. To begin with‚ a real vacation is cheap and people can afford it. For example‚ people travel to the beach and stay overnight on the weekend in the summer. It can be just a day trip such as people who live in Vienna‚ Virginia take their family to visit The White House in Washington. D.C. On the other hand‚ a dream vacation can be too expensive. For instance‚ traveling to space‚ to the moon‚ or traveling around the world in a month

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    firstly‚ they decide the place that they want go to vacations and then they chose the kind of transport‚ this selection depend of many factors. For example‚ how long are holidays‚ how much time they need for arrive to the place‚ how many people go to the trip‚ how many money costs them to travel by plane or travel by bus. For example‚ when people can make a decision of traveling in a planefor holidays this is because they don’t have much time and travel by plane is faster than a bus‚ however‚ travel by

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    and perspective of the narrative voice in Moll Flanders by Defoe What is it that makes a reader believe some narrators and disbelieve others and why do some stories told by narrators seem to the reader lacking in part? How then does a reader interpret and respond to unreliable‚ fictional narrative texts? When a reader is engaging in a narrative; in this case Daniel Defoe’s Moll Flanders; they want to find a sense of continuity‚ reliability and reassurance from the narrative; so the story seems

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    doesn’t only provide knowledge about new cultures and interesting facts about the countries and their people‚ but it also makes the travelers understand and value more their own culture‚ home and lifestyle. There is also the planning phase of the trip‚ which can be an education opportunity in itself. For example‚ the maps. What route will you take? Geography. What sites will you visit? History and culture. How long will it take you to get to each city and how will this work in your budget? Math

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    1st Person Narrative

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    at‘Despite the use of the first person narrative in The Reluctant Fundamentalist‚ Changez remains a stranger to us in the novel.’ Do you agree? In the novel The Reluctant Fundamentalist‚ Mohsin Hamid has used the first person narrative to let Changez tells the reader a story. We are shown the way that first person narrative only tells one side of the story‚ in this case‚ it is only Changez telling the story and speaking for the American and this creates the reader with no other perspectives of

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    1. In what ways and to what ends do authors create a distinct narrative voice? In the novel ‘The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’‚ Muriel Spark uses a chronological narrative structure‚ running from the 1930s to the 1950s to tell the story. Within this framework‚ she creates a distinct narrative voice in a number of ways. There is much debate over who the voice is. One might argue it is the consistent and overarching voice of an omniscient narrator who can relate to the plot as a whole‚ moving back and

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    Theoretical discussion 4.3.1 Overview When it comes to narrative analysis‚ there are various theories available to the researcher. Here follows a brief summary of some of the most prominent theorist’s theories of this field. Umberto Eco’s concepts  Binary oppositions – According to Eco there are fourteen constant binary groups as depicted by Wigston (2009a:292). The first four groups relate to two sets of two opposing characters in the narrative. The other ten groups are related to the different

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