âMy Papaâs Waltzâ is a domestic ballad illustrating a jovial waltz around the kitchen â a snapshot- fueled by nostalgia, reflection, and love, allowing the reader to contemplate their childhood and family. Roethkeâs expert use of rhythm, rhyme and language enraptures the reader, creating an emotive piece which universally resonates with the audience. Conversely, when this simplicity is abandoned, chaos...
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Introduction The intersection of stereotypes and racism in public spaces is a critical issue that affects the lives of Black men in profound ways. These stereotypes often portray Black men as inherently dangerous or threatening, which perpetuates systemic racism and influences societal behavior. The manifestation of these stereotypes in public spaces not only affects the personal and professional lives of...
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When reading a story about multiple characters do the readers ever notice anything they have in common or different? In the story â The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Waoâ by Junot Diaz the two characters Lola Delone and Oscar Delone have many similar dependencies yet are completely different people. Lola was the sibling that was outgoing and can handle...
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The Japanese internment of 1942 showed that resistance is provoked in order to maintain identity under threat by ignoring stereotypes and not conforming to the societyâs beliefs in forms such as volunteering to help his country as shown by Woody in Chapter 11 of Jeanne Wakatsukiâs memoir âFarewell to Manzanarâ and by providing justification against the internment as shown in...
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People often say home is where the heart is, and personally, I believe this to be true. The technical definition of home is âthe place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or householdâ but I believe a home can be so much more than that. To me, a home is a place where you should...
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The short story, âThe Black Cat,â was written by Edgar Allan Poe. The main characters are the speaker, his wife, and a black cat named Pluto. The conflict occurs when the speaker constantly gets mad at everyone and suddenly snaps, committing a crime. The speaker grew up with a childhood filled with abuse, and as a form of protection, he...
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Cultural differences and social status should not be used as a way to separate people. In many instances, individuals especially from low social status perceive those from higher social status as being superior. In addition, some people tend to view other cultural practices as more decent than theirs. These perceptions are some of the root causes of low confidence and...
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âMy Antoniaâ by Willa Cather is a famous novel that takes place in the late nineteenth century to early twentieth century. It has been read by numerous classes through out the twentieth century and continues to be a famous piece of literature to this day. This story has been interrupted in multiple ways and continues to fascinate critics to this...
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âMy Antoniaâ by Willa Cather is a novel that has been enjoyed many people throughout the century. This wonderful novel centers around a man by the name of Jim Burden and his point of view of a Bohemian woman with the name of Antonia Shimerda during the time of westward expansion in the late nineteenth century. Antonia was one of...
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Edgar Allan Poe lived a life full of trauma, loss, and substance abuse. In his 40 years, Poe endured an unimaginable stream of deaths of loved ones, professional disruption, and alcoholism, which contributed to his untimely death. Ultimately, his experiences produced one of the most recognized, albeit posthumously, American authors of the 19th century. In the Sanglap: Journal of Literacy...
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In the novel, And Then There Were None, Agatha Christie touches on several social issues that include, race, gender, class, and age. In this post I want to discuss how Christie uses her novel to discuss the theme of gender bias and how this impacted the women on the island. Reading this novel, there are two ways that genders were...
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How many racism problems occur every year? The racism problem has happened for hundred years, and we never know when it ends. It often happens to the black people. Has anyone ever imagined ourselves as black people, living a life of them, and experiencing how others treat a black person? 'My first victim is a woman' (Staples 502) is a...
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The notion of the âself made manâ is defined as having achieved success or prominence by oneâs own efforts. This is what many big entrepreneurs claim when they talk about their success: being a self made man. We as a society have come to believe that the self-made man attains their success through education, hard work, and sheer willpower. In...
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The poem' argues that love as the greatest force presents in the universe and no power can destroy it, not even in death. The poet stands against all of the opponents of the an eternal and undying love Poe uses the theme of love to illustrate on the undying strong bond of love that remains even after Annabelle's Lee death....
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Moral principles function as a prerequisite for human life. Wargrave the retired judge and has a profession that signifies his characterâs unique way of the perception of the ethical values, meant to reveal the virtue of judicial systems in fighting the will for crime in human beings. For Wargrave, his victimsâ crimes are vicious doings they must be punished for....
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Some mothers are role models. Both of the mothers in Fish Cheeks by Amy Tan and My Mothers Garden by Katlin Greenridge were role models because they both wanted what is best for their daughters and both of them are different from everyone else but they still make the best of things. In Fish Cheeks, the mom doesn't want her...
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The Sun Rising, To His Coy Mistress, How Do I Love Thee? And Porphyria 's Lover, were exceptional poetry written by classical poets including Andrew Marvell, John Donne and with Victorian poets written by Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barret Browning, respectively. These 4 poems explore the same key ideas of love and relationship ranging from religious, obsessive to irrational love...
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A migrantâs ability to easily assimilate into a culture can be depended on whether or not it was voluntarily done, as they find it easier to discard their past and create a new identity than those who were strained to do so. Both Jhumpa Lahiriâs bildungsroman novel, âThe Namesakeâ and Kent MacCarter and Ali Lemerâs anthology âJoyful Strainsâ, explore the...
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The evolution into todayâs progressive society has challenged the significance of literature. Whatâs its purpose and what does it actually teach us? Without literature our culture and values would not have developed to shape our society. Literature mirrors societyâs continual change in values as shown through Lewis Carrollâs novel, Aliceâs Adventures in Wonderland, and its two manifestations, Walt Disneyâs animated...
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Edgar Allan Poeâ one of the first writers of his time to have earned his living through the publication of his worksâ is renowned for his short stories. His diverse catalogue includes his famous The Fall of the House of Usher, The Purloined Letters and many more among which The Black Cat has a place of its own in the...
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Postcolonialism is defined as âthe historical period or state of affairs representing the aftermath of Western colonialism, or that can be also used to describe the concurrent project to rethink the history and agency of people subordinated under various form of imperialismâ (Ivison, 2020). Postcolonialism shows about identity, cluture and nationality. The namesake by jhumpa lahiri,The cultural disparity is one...
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Introduction to Utopia and Dystopia in 'Harrison Bergeron' Nothing is perfect, not even the modern society. Most of the people who live on Earth desire to live a much happier and connected world where everyone unites as one, like a place known as Utopia. This is a place, state, and/or idea that seems perfect in a sense that respects policies,...
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ABSTRACT Anne Frank's 'The Diary of a Young Girl' is the most widely read text about the Holocaust and it represents tragic consequences of the Nazi policy to eliminate the Jews of Europe during World War II. This project discusses Anne Frankâs diary as the reflection of an alarming episode from history â the Holocaust or mass genocide of Jews...
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Despite the fact that our society has come a long way in accepting and treating persons with disabilities better, judgement and discrimination still exists. It is still inevitable to get judged by others for what you are, and who you are. What makes this even worse is the fact that people often see your flaws first instead of seeing who...
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Some fairy tale story can affect people physically and emotionally, but once in a while a story can call a person to escape it. The Cinderella is an misogynist story with toughness use of setting and scandalous characters that engages readers and can move them to treat women fairly. Perrault was born in Paris to a wealthy bourgeois family, the...
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Some people say they have dreams that feet like it are real. Make sure that you donât have any typos. There is always a gap between reality and illusion. That is exactly what Peyton Farquhar did in the short story, â An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridgeâ, by Ambrose Bierce. Throughout the story, Bierce uses examples of foreshadowing, preternatural plot...
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In Harper Leeâs novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, Lee focuses on the social inequality in a few different forms during her novel. Most of the social inequality that we see throughout Leeâs story is because of the mindset that the people of Maycomb have and their unwillingness to change their ways. This view that the people of Maycomb have is...
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Letâs be honest, that feeling of being betrayed by someone once thought of as trustworthy is like a punch in the stomach. This awful feeling, called betrayal, is defined as violating a personâs trust or confidence - and this is exactly the main theme of the story. A story in which the husband leaves the wife causing the wife to...
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Jack Londonâs story, âTo Build A Fireâ is about a struggle of survival between man and nature, which happens through overconfidence and arrogance as opposed to experience and intelligence. These struggles arise through the man's arrogance and overconfidence by ignoring the signs of nature. The man tries hard to meet his boys at the agreed location and time, but the...
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In the novel book called Maus, a lot of guilt has been described. Vladek expressed most of his guilt to his son [Art], and Art sense the feeling of guilt he receives from his father. Art was born after the Holocaust; he was growing up in a time of the holocaust survivors. As a child, Art experienced a lot of...
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