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    The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian “It was the opposite of me. I didn’t deserve to be there. I knew it; all of those kids knew it. Indians don’t deserve shit” (Alexie 56). In the book The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian‚ Junior (Arnold Spirit) decides he needs to make a few changes in his life. During this journey he faces many challenges‚ self deprication‚ isolation‚ and loss. Junior continues to make friends along the way‚ and he starts finding himself. There are many

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    our own society as well. Many crimes occur with some sort of direct relation to money. Although everybody strives for more money‚ not everybody spends it wisely or legally. Unfortunately‚ the book "The Great Gatsby" and these real life examples are true depictions of reality and everyday lfie. Robberies are often committed in our own communities because of individuals seeking money. There are many examples of this including the "Luger Bandit" in Los Angeles whos has robbed many banks recently. The

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    The Pursuit of Happiness ------------------------------------------------- As the most significant sign of wealth‚ possessing a large sum of money has become a unique pursuit for many people around the world. Many people believe that they can achieve happiness if they have a lot of money. But can money really buy true happiness? Would it be better to have one million dollars or to have a happy life? Some people are really rich but lonely‚ while others are poor but happy with their surrounding

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    support their family because no additional support is needed. Since upper class citizens can have the luxury of being able to read and write‚ they are more likely to become successful‚ for example‚ Amir‚ a young boy who is born into the wealth of his father‚ Baba‚ talks about how he is using his education to excel in language arts‚ “In school‚ we used to play a game called Sherjangi‚ or “Battle of the Poems.” The Farsi teacher moderated it and it went something like this: You

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    and fruit of their intelligence and knowledge. However‚ money is not everything. Some people earn their money but respect from our society. Dirty money gives them wealth‚ and it also gives them a guilty. Without respect‚ money means nothing. Second is reputation. Many people believe that fame brings money‚ but it isn’t always true. There are many famous people who are not rich. So many people and famous people earn a lot of money in their lives but still they don’t feel they are successful. In

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    everything onscreen and noticing why John Lee Hancock placed it in the way he did. What does he want the viewer to see and take away from the film? What is the purpose and how does it change the meanings? Themes in the film are black & white and wealth & poverty. Mise-en-scéne‚ a French term used to describe the “placement in a scene” or “onstage” of everything that the viewer of the film visibly sees. Including but not limited to: actors‚ lighting‚ sets and settings‚ props‚ costumes‚ and

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    In The Great Gatsby‚ Fitzgerald creates a divide amongst the characters by separating them into different layers of society in terms of wealth. New Money is the category in which characters have previously been poor but have gradually earned vast amounts of money; old money is the situation of some characters that have always been rich through generations. Some money and no money are clear; certain characters simply have either some money or no money. Jay Gatsby falls under the category of New

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    had an ulterior motive calling LLC’s a “point of transition” to socialism because it did actually did what he wanted‚ separate ownership from the managers without compromising production. (14) -Death of the capitalist class- This dream did not come true but it advanced capital accumulation and technological progress. Although there was a risk of manager’s playing with other people’s money most of the managers (leaders) were charismatic entrepreneurs (Henry Ford‚ Thomas Edison‚ Andrew Carnegie) who

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    with the lack of representation by their political parties‚ corruption of government created by the increased influence of economic power in politics‚ high unemployment rates‚ and bank bailouts. The Indignant protesters demanded corruption cease and true democracy be established (Rainsford). But the majority view Occupy Wall Street as the first protest to receive major coverage sparking the Occupy movement across the United States as well as eighty-two other countries within a matter of weeks. Occupy

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    Poverty: A state of mind‚ or the size of ones wallet In different countries and cultures‚ there is a social problem that affects a vast majority of the population. This problem‚ known as poverty‚ is a economic condition that happens when people are unable to provide basic needs for their families. All over the world‚ even in the richest of nations‚ poverty is an issue that remains in society. From a conflict theory perspective‚ poverty is put upon people and will continue to stay that way

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