All narratives have standard structural elements of stages, a universal characteristic of all myths, legends, and even movies. The Protagonistâs Journey or the monomyth is a pattern in storytelling as studied by anthropologists and mythologists such as Otto Rank and Joseph Campbell. It is a standard stencil of a wide group of tales that involve an adventurous protagonist in a decision crisis who becomes victorious and goes back home transformed. A heroâs journey has twelve substages categorically put under three...
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People will have a lot of identities in their life. Those identities may relate to their power in many aspects. In âJumpâ, Nadine Gordimer describes a conflicted experience of a white person but lives with black people for a long time. In âHomageâ, which is also created by Gordimer, she describes the struggling life of a murderer who kills the president. In âJumpâ and âHomageâ, Nadine Gordimer talks about how changes of government influence people in different aspects. In her...
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The works of William Shakespeare, most specifically his plays, are cornerstones of western literature. Pieces that were merely intended for public entertainment are now considered timeless, and are still being researched, adapted, and enjoyed hundreds of years later. One of the reasons for this is the strong thematic nature of his stories. The Taming of the Shrew is a play that on the surface seems like an example of âwife-tamingâ literature typical of the time, but if we look closer,...
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In Three Kingdoms, Luo Guanzhong creates a historical novel originally based on real people and events. He narrates the fall of the Han Dynasty, the rise of the three kingdoms (Xu, Wei, and Wu), and the ultimate downfall of these kingdoms. In the beginning, many warlords are introduced each battling for dominance, but three prominent leaders are the focus of the story - they are Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Sun Quan. These three rise to power through their formidable...
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God's influence and contribution to the daily lives of the people of Earth realm. Each god possesses a set of unique talents and abilities that theyâve had ever since they were born. Gods like Mayari, have the ability to control the moon, Helios was blessed with the ability to control the sun, and Gods like Poseidon and Haik were blessed with the ability to control the tides of the oceans and the seas. Mayari, the daughter of Bathala and the...
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The Impact of Arthur Conan Doyle on American Culture âHow often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?â (Doyle). During the late 19th century, the Second Boer War was a major conflict in Britain. According to the official biography of Arthur Conan Doyle, Doyle published many works which were inspired by the war including The Great Boer War (2019). The growing popularity of medical studies allowed Doyle...
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John Dickenson, âletter from a farmer in Pennsylvaniaâ (1767) John Dickinson who wrote Letters from a Farmer lived from 1732-1808. He was also known as a moderate before signing The Declaration of Independence in 1776. John Dickenson was opposed to breaking away from England and believed in the rights of Englishmen. He viewed the attempts of taxation on the colonists as violations of the rights he believed he was afforded as an English man and opposed them. However, he did...
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The short poem, âPorphyriaâs Loverâ by Robert Browning is one of his finest works that portrays the motions of love and hate, as well as passion and control. The thrilling love story is about a man who is greatly obsessed with his lover named Porphyria and all he really wants his to keep her all to himself. But the only way he feels he can keep her is by killing her. Browningâs poem shows the theme of love, social classes,...
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In the United States, torte law has become a major issue that has gotten out of control. In the nineteenth century, classic tort has been identified as a civil wrong, other than a failure of contract that causes injury where a victim can get a judicial remedy- in the form of damages. This broad definition requires clarification in many ways, particularly in two aspects. Firstly, the operation of tort law involves a unique system with related rules, this includes not...
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Sir Redvers Buller, was a British Army officer, which some historians argue that is to be blamed for the British failure in the Second Boer War of 1899, this would, however, be unrealistic due to the external effects that were on the attack strategies. Some of these issues Buller, was not able to address because he was unaware, for example, the lack of reconnaissance gathering before an attack is what brought the first defeat to the British, Buller was unable...
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With the goal to establish that China was the first to discover and map the âNew World,â Gavin Menzies beings to âtrace the voyages of [Admiral Zheng He's] great [Chinese] treasure fleets in the âmissing yearsâ from 1421 to 1423â in his book 1421.[footnoteRef:1] With the introduction of two âartifactsâ of carved stone, which were erected in the Chinese cities of Chiang-us and Liu-Chia-Chang and carried inscriptions of the achievements of the Chinese naval admiral Zheng He, Menzies describes the...
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Application #1 â Master Symbols Part 1: Analyzing Three Posters Poster #1: Q: What are the names of the posters that you selected? (Copy and paste the links to the posters in your submission) A: When You Ride Alone, You Ride With Hitler! https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/powers_of_persuasion/use_it_up/images_html/ride_with_hitler.html Q: Describe the imagery used in each poster. What text is included in the poster? What figures appear and what are they doing? What colors are used? A: In this poster, a man is depicted driving...
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Henry V, also known as Henry of Monmouth, is one of the most well-known kings that have ever ruled under the English crown. Henry V was made into a play from William Shakespeare, which focused on his domination of France, and the patriotic homage to the heroic king. The degree of how accurate the play is is a more complicated historical understanding for a common person to be reading. When in fact there is a lot to dig into when...
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During the 1800s, America had foreign policies that impacted its citizens. The Louisiana Purchase impacted the American citizens because it was a big purchase that helped America grow into a larger nation and the declaration of war against Mexico was another event that impacted the American citizens because it made the US go to war which could lead to positive outcomes if the US wins this war or negative results if they lose. The two events also had lots of...
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In Charles W. Chesnuttâs story âThe Wife of His Youthâ Mr. Ryder poses a hypothetical question to his Blue Veins guests after unfolding a story so touching and revealing about his past identity. The question he poses is what shall he do? After hiding for so long and trying to be immersed into the white race and not adhered to the black race it is his past that catches up with him. It is Liza Janeâs presentence that compels him...
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The Thing Around Your Neck (Adichie, 2009) is a collection of short stories written by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie that has received worldwide recognition and has been nominated for several awards such as the Dayton Literary Peace Prize (2010) and the Commonwealth Writersâ Prize (2010). In the short stories, Adichie explores how immigrants in America suffer when they arrive in the United States. Though the stories do not share the same plot or characters, they are woven together by their themes....
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Cornelia Arnolda Johanna ten Boom was born on April 15, 1892, in Haarlem, Netherlands. For her whole life, she was referred to as âCorrieâ. She was the youngest child in the family and took the job profession of a jeweller and watchmaker. She and her family were Calvinist Christians in a Dutch Reformed Church. Their faith motivated them in supporting those who were struggling in life, which they did by donating living essentials to poor people in the Netherlands. In...
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In the 19th century, Americans began to explore self expression through literature. Two writers in particular, Edgar Allen Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne, greatly exemplified Gothic and Romantic literature. In both Poeâs short story, âThe Tell Tale Heartâ, and Hawthorne's âThe Ministerâs Black Veilâ, the protagonists reach a state of alienation through self-absorption and an incapability to realize their wrongdoings. In the short story, âThe Tell Tale Heartâ, the narrator lives with an old man, and becomes paranoid by the old...
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Abstract This thesis sheds light on the characters portrayals of women in Danteâs Divine Comedy and The Thousand and One Nights. In acquiring this information, we explore the different characterizations of women involved in the text and use it to assess the writers bias and conception of women. This can consist of their societal placement and their specific traits and behaviors as their roles are looked at in society. Both works represent women as lesser than standard and viewed as...
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An allegorical drama that includes the art qualities that are personified during the forth lesson about noble living is called Morality play. These kinds of plays were well known during the late 1500 and early 1600 as electronical exhibitions just to engage the groups of onlookers while advancing the need of guidelines or devout life. Regularly perform man's battle to keep away from bad habits and look for ideals Everyman is one of the cases of the profound morality play....
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There have been many cases of Western Architecture that have been destroyed in acts of war, natural disasters, or because of structural integrity failure. In this paper, we will look into why some buildings were rebuilt, how they were rebuilt, and why some buildings werenât built the same. Other topics that may be touched on here will also be temporary buildings that have become permanent and buildings that were built to look as if they were destroyed and worn down....
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Moshing as artifact: in relation to the history of the Parthenon. Through August to September of 490 BC, a battle between Athens and Plataea against the Persian Empire erupted in Marathon, Greece; this would be the first of a further series of conflicts between Greece and The Achaemenid Empire. The battle had been instigated by the Greek involvement in the Ionian Revolt, where Athens and Eretria had supported the Ionians in overthrowing the Persian rule. A second invasion of Greece...
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Paulo Freire, the youngest of four children was born on September the 19th 1921, to an economically comfortable working-class Catholic family. They lived in the port city of Recife, the capital of the state of Pernambuco. This North eastern region of Brazil was and continues to be one of the most impoverished in the country. When Paulo was only three years old, his father an officer of the Pernambuco military police, was forced to retire prematurely due to a serious...
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Abstract In a class experiment a mindfulness exercise was used to investigate the effects it would have on attention. Before the mindfulness exercise was carried out an emotional stroop test was taken by all participants and again after the mindfulness test to investigate the effects. Participants were given a mindfulness test or a relaxation test to also investigate if either exercise will make a difference. The results obtained from the experiment indicated that the mindfulness test did have an effect...
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The two related texts that I have chosen includes, W.H Auden's, âUnknown Citizenâ and James Mcteigueâs âV for Vendettaâ. McTeigue's representation of an oppressed society effectively resonates with George Orwellâs â1984â, hence my decision to choose it as my prominent text. Through its exhibition of characterisation of protagonists, their appeals for self expression, and the strive for the collective individuality, reflects the environment Winston lives in. âV for Vendettaâ succinctly conveys these ideas through skillful use of setting and character...
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Abstract In most people, proficiency in language takes precedence over cognition of individual words and letters contained therein. Therefore, when an individual is presented with a random name, there can read it instantaneously without thinking. The brain can respond automatically to the name and the response time is considerably short. If the same person is presented with the word of one color but written in a different color, the reaction is the same. The brain recognizes the word first, and...
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Persuasive Essay Often we forget about our disabled citizens who depend on Medicaid. Have we forgotten how passionate we were about our beliefs? We have citizens that are in facilities who depend on Medicaid and government assistance. If our government cut down the way Medicaid is funding, over 50 percent of our citizens will lose much-needed assistance. Also, it can effect closure of centers. Closures of centers mean loss of jobs and a higher unemployment rate. If our president cuts...
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Many of us have at least once heard of an ancient legend. As kids, we have heard mention a few, and who doesnât love a legend with a bit of mystery to it. There are some legends that date back as far as 800AD. The early creation of these legends is what makes it consequently difficult for one to trace, since it is passed on by word of mouth from one generation to the next. Like the ancient legend of...
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Virgil writes the Aeneid between the years 29-19 BCE. The Aeneid tells the legendary story of a man named Aeneas and how he found the city of Rome. Consisted of twelve books, the Aeneid is an epic poem. The Aeneid is considered one of the historically relevant works of Latin literature because it tells the story of the founding of Rome. Therefore, the literary device of ekphrasis describes a particular work of art in a more dramatic and vivid way....
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Annotated Bibliography Bishop, Felicity L, et al. âWhen and Why Placebo-Prescribing Is Acceptable and Unacceptable: a Focus Group Study of Patients' Views.â PloS One, Public Library of Science, 9 July 2014, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4089920/. This source is reliable because it is the National center for biotechnology information. This is a government databank that published medical studies along with other scholarly information. This study found that the more someone believes in a placebo, the better an outcome could be and vice versa. Bishop...
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