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    Yunzhe Wang Family History Narrative “A simple decision can change the world”, this is a few things I learned from movies and fiction novels. But I know there are millions of children who are desired to move to the big city and to find a job to change their life. The same idea lasts from generation to generation. But it’s never an easy thing to do. There are many ways for people to accomplish their goals, like business and marriage, but these can sometimes become controversial. The only thing which never change and are respected by others, is education. I remember that I was told my grandfather is one of the example for this situation. So this time, I ask my grandfather a few questions to see if my memory is precise and also to get more details…

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    I hope that the life that I have worked so hard to create and now maintain, will allow my future students to thrive as individuals. My family was raised on many rules and many principles, but the most important influence that my entire family tree has in common is one thing: love. My teaching philosophy and life philosophy are very much alike. I want to love the unloved, teach the untaught, and believe in the ones that others have lost hope in. There is no such thing as a lost cause in my mind,…

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    define the sympathetic role of motherhood in the narrative of Anna Andriovna in The Time: Night by Lyudmila Petrushevskaya. The callous and dysfunctional role of mothering is defined in Petrushevskaya’s narrative, yet Anna is able to care for her daughter Alyona’s illegitimate children to maintain family unity. This type of sacrifice is also evident in the overly responsible nature of Anna’s narrative, which is also revealed in her ability to unconditionally lover her drug addicted son by…

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    The narrative approach can be combined with multiple counseling strategies and theories to complement each other in order to provide a comprehensive therapeutic couple and family experience. Narrative is more than a client telling a story, the purpose is for the individual to participate in a re-telling the past “in the here and now” (Chrzastowski, 2011, p. 636). This process of externalizing the past from a cognitive point of view instead of an emotional perspective facilitates opportunities…

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    in Zombieland: The Classical Functions of the Modern Zombie Comedy,” Kyle William Bishop writes about the development of the subgenre of zombie comedies. This subgenre, termed “Zombedy” by Bishop, is explained to challenge audiences’ ideas about zombie narratives. To exemplify the evolution of this subgenre, Bishop shares history behind the original tragedy of zombie narratives. Bishop cites Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead as the start of traditional tragic zombie movies. Bishop…

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    (Jacobs). These are direct words from Harriet Jacobs's slave narrative, The Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. Throughout this narrative Jacobs reveals the harsh realities of slave life, but does so openly and boldly. I’ve found there was a recurring focus throughout the narrative. This focus was not only to show that slavery was awful, but to show how it affected men, children, families, and especially women. Harriet wanted to grab the attention of white Northerners, especially Northern…

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    In September of 2009, ABC began airing Modern Family. Still currently airing on TV, it is widely a popular hit across the nation. This well-known TV show focuses around one main family, and their significant others, ultimately airing three families. These three families structure varies drastically while their importance is constant. The main family, which would be considered your stereotypical heterosexual couple, has three children. The second family, consist of a homosexual couple with an…

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    taking place, a gene mutation is being passed down the family tree where it eventually lands in the life of Calliope. Born a female to outsiders, Calliope struggles with finding her identity as she discovers she embodies both female and male genitals. Transitioning to a male, Cal is unable to fully belong in the assimilated word of males and females. The chosen passage from the novel, which is related to the text by displaying a central aspect of Cal writing his narrative, demonstrates the…

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    Trainor’s song been presented in a different manner, such as in the form of an article, it would have been received with more formality and understanding. A case similar to this is Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood, the story of the murders of the members of a prominent family in a sleepy Kansas town, and their killers. In Cold Blood deviates…

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    my first practicum. While studying family systems theories over the past four semesters, I discovered that while all methods demonstrate validity and success, some models speak more thoroughly to my therapeutic style. The methods that guide my style the most are Experiential and Narrative Therapy. These models integrate well because they focus on the client’s strengths and not the pathology of the problem. In experiential the problem is because of emotion suppression and communication.…

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