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    The Thirteenth Warrior Essay The middle east and western Europe have always been different. This is true now and was true back in the 10th century as this movie shows. One thing this movie shows that is not seen very often is what the two cultures are like when they met together peacefully. This movie displays the vivid differences of the nomadic Vikings and the intellectual Muslims. First there were the Arabs who were far more civilized than the Vikings. They wore layers of elaborate

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    culture‚ contrasting feelings between the west and the Indigenous‚ as well as patronising ideals. To begin‚ Lee Warrior breaks out of stereotypical archetypes of Indigenous people created from the westerners’ perspective. For instance‚ addressing the diversity within the Indigenous groups. As Hilda boldly assumes‚ Lucy has done sun-dances before‚ because it’s her culture. (Lee Warrior 50). However‚ Lucy tells her that there are “different

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    the invisible world the emigrants built around our childhoods fits in solid America”(5). Maxine Hong Kingston’s Woman Warrior tells the story of Maxine’s childhood as the first American-born child in her Chinese family. In her transition from her Chinese household to the American culture and world around her‚ Maxine finds it difficult to fit in with both cultures. In Woman Warrior‚ Kingston uses

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    of the severe social conflicts and economic downfall linked with England’s exploring into the Industrial Revolution. Conditions in the new industrial and coal-mining areas were harsh. One of England’s most famous poet Elizabeth Barrett’s poem “The Cry of the Children” (1843) convey her thoughts to an official report on child labor that describes children straining their bodies by working sixteen hours a day in horrible conditions. Victorian writers were more worried about social difficulties‚ unlike

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    Lit Analysis Paragraph In The Woman Warrior‚ Kingston describes the power of the "Sitting Ghost" and it’s ability to absorb Brave Orchid’s energy‚ in order to describe how women in the Chinese society are unable to have a voice due to pressure to fit society’s standards. In this section of the novel Brave Orchid has decided to stand up to a ghost that all her classmates are talking about. Little does she know that this ghost represents more. In Chinese society‚ Women must meet the standards such

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    The Healing Powers of Meditation In The Way of the Peaceful Warrior: A Book That Changes Lives by Dan Millman and The Path to Love: Spiritual Strategies for Healing by Deepak Chopra‚ Millman and Chopra take different approaches to explain the healing powers of meditation. In his autobiographical novel‚ The Way of the Peaceful Warrior‚ Dan Millman tells his spiritual journey of healing‚ finding himself‚ and becoming a peaceful warrior. Dan learns about the healing power of meditation from his mentor

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    Within the chaos and quarrelsome enclosed in society‚ individuals often lose sight of aspirations. They then become lost with that absence of hope; they become consumed by anarchy and misfortune. In the 1940th century‚ historical fiction novel‚ Cry‚ The Beloved Country‚ Alan Paton uses asyndeton to create an overwhelming presence in Johannesburg’s environment‚ modifying human morality and ambition. Paton describes Johannesburg as a place of “great high buildings” and a place of chaos when he says

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    In Cry the Beloved Country‚ power is the ultimate corruptor of all people. In his book‚ Alan Paton discusses the issue of how the people’s obsession with power brought many issues into South Africa. Reverend Msimangu states that power is corrupt‚ John Kumalo became caught up in the never-ending chase for power‚ and the “native issue” existed ultimately because of the white people’s thirst for power. Evidently‚ power was the crux of many issues in South Africa during the 1940s-1950s. Msimangu drew

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    Lacrosse Warrior “We believe that in lacrosse and hockey‚ our two National Games‚ we have the best moral‚ physical and mental developer of any games known as to the athletics world.” These are the words of A.E.H. Coo‚ President of Canadian Amateur Lacrosse Association. Lacrosse Warriors Club is recently open in our University (University of Fraser Valley) this year’s winter session. In UFV there are many clubs like Salsa Club‚ Bhangra Club‚ Badminton Club and many more. These clubs give opportunity

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    same events happen in their lives? Novels that are written through two different points of views must be successful since they are both addressing an important topic that should be addressed by others. The two novels The Joy Luck Club and The Woman Warrior are examples of two books being related which means the topics enveloped in them should be discussed. Both of the novels discuss the importance of the Chinese cultures in the perspectives of females and their roles taken on in society. Many of the

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