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    normalities are still applied and used today. Some of those morals‚ practices‚ and norms from back then are actually frowned upon in today’s society. You may be surprised to hear that some of the frowned upon actions from their time are actually still being practiced in countries other than America. You may also be surprised with the now acceptable normalities of today’s society. Either way‚ you most likely have your own opinion on what should and shouldn’t be accepted in society today and if you were

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    John Steinbeck: An American Author John Steinbeck was born on February 27‚ 1902 and spent most of his years growing up in the Salinas Valley area in California. Much of Steinbeck’s free time was spent working on farms with other immigrant workers. Most of his writings were based on the times he spent working on farms and also about the hard working migrants who resided there too. John Steinbeck soon attended high school and graduated in the year 1919 and attended college at Stanford University

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    California‚ Nobel Prize winner‚ John Steinbeck‚ was one of the most important writers in America during the 20th century. In his novels‚ East of Eden‚ Of Mice and Men‚ Cannery Row‚ and In Dubious Battle‚ Steinbeck explores what it takes for a person to find true happiness in life. Steinbeck addresses the pursuit for happiness in one’s life—the American Dream—‚ by questioning modern idea of it being achieved through material items and the path people take to accomplish it. Steinbeck also addresses the happiness

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    influential literature ever written. It is no surprise to see why Shakespeare has been studied for hundreds of years since it was written. While many people believe Shakespeare still needs to be taught‚ there are some people that wonder why Shakespeare is still taught in schools. While his writing style may be hard to understand at times‚ Shakespeare is still relevant to today’s society. His plays offer unique takes on life that are still important to this day. King Lear‚ in particular‚ shows that

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    John Steinbeck: Interview Transcript 1. Denton: National Scot poet: Robert Burns’ had a poem which had similar ideas to your Of Mice and Men noel‚ what were they? Steinbeck: Yes I had read that poem‚ in the story the mouse is can be okay or a pest. This would be just like the character since they can be very moody; Lennie is kind to George but is a pest because he does bad things. That mouse’s home is destroyed as an accidental consequence‚ this has similarities to events that occur in Of

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    discourage friendships. John Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men illustrates the natures of friendship during the hard times. The author does an excellent job of showing the strength of friendship‚ the lack of friendship‚ and how they were present each and every day in the lives of the people during the depression. In special circumstances‚ depression encourages commitments. “But not us. . . because I got you to look after me‚ and you got me to look after you‚ and that’s why‚”(pg.14). Lennie’s delightful

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    and there is no doubt that is the underlying theme in John Steinbeck’s novel ‘’ The Pearl’’ (1947). As in the novel greed can manifest itself through different forms but this assignment will focus on how greed manifests itself through nature. In ‘’The Pearl’’ writer John Steinbeck refers to how greed is a part of the human nature by showcasing how characters behaviors suddenly changed when Kino found the pearl. In the beginning of the novel Kino went to the sea and searched for the pearl to be able

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    III AP 20 March 2016 Biography John Steinbeck decided to become a writer at the age of fifteen years old and did not let anyone stand in his way. Steinbeck is now considered to be one of the best American authors of all time. John Ernst Steinbeck‚ Jr. was born on February 27‚ 1902‚ to John Ernst and Olive Hamilton Steinbeck in Salinas‚ California. Steinbeck’s father worked as an accountant and his mother worked as a schoolteacher to provide for the family. Steinbeck was the third of four children

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    “The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck‚ the main character‚ Emily‚ tries to do the same. Both the setting and overall mood of the characters‚ support the comparison of Emily to her Chrysanthemums. She is faced with many obstacles such as her oblivious husband and her lack of exposure to the world. Steinbeck’s description of the setting‚ his ignorant tone‚ and his use of symbolism each reveal even more meaning to Elisa’s view of herself as a woman in society. Steinbeck introduces the setting by

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    Ancient Greece Olympics Today’s Olympics have changed a lot. The Olympics in Greece focused mainly on the gods. The Greeks made sacrifices to the gods on the first and third day of the Olympic Games (Ancient). That is not how they focus today at all. In fact‚ many people don’t believe in the gods being more than myths made up by desperate people in desperate times. The athletes have changed as well‚ there are female athletes as well as male athletes in today’s Olympics. There used to be only free

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