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    loving attention he receives while walking down the street can easily take a dark turn, and in his writing, he acknowledges there is always some sense of danger (9). Being a woman provides a sense of normalcy, especially when keeping the heteronormal narrative in…

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    If you ask any woman on the planet, they have likely experienced sexism--it could be objectification, assault, or harassment. Melinda Sordino is no exception. The narrative, Speak, written by Laurie Halse Anderson, follows Melinda through her first year of high school after being raped the summer previous. Exploring topics such as sexual assault, everyday sexism, relationships between women, and the lack of power given to women, Speak is a text that defines and highlights the experiences of…

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    Where is True Freedom Found for Humanity Throughout the novels of Kant’s What is Enlightenment and Equiano’s The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano both texts discuss what is the true nature of freedom and what is just in allowing humanity to have this freedom. Kant and Equiano are both arguing for a certain level of freedom, but Equiano’s level is very basic, it is rooted in the slaves not having control over their basic level of understanding. Equiano demonstrates the…

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    Growing an Academic Mindset Do you ever find yourself wondering if you might be an idiot? If you have, it might be more fault of your mindset, than its intellect. Though perhaps lacking in the depth required to reap an audience of scholastic educators, Carol Dweck, Ph.D. professor of psychology at Stanford University, provides us with the essay: “The Secret to Raising Smart Kids,” which grants the parents and guardians of students, a look into what is a pervasive problem in the world of…

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    Sexism In Literature

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    For women, representation has been a consistent struggle. Women are often categorized into one of several predetermined literary “characters,” none of whom are reflective of the reality of female experience: for example, a saintly mother figure which echoes the Virgin Mary, a lustful and disloyal wife, or a conniving, manipulative woman who extorts men in order to achieve her will. Additionally, if a work has been produced by a female author, whether it be a poem, a letter, a speech, or a story,…

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    This essay will discuss the Star Wars universe from a structuralist view point discussing the use of stereotypical, monomyth narrative structures to represent the signified and myths of American culture. I will discuss the binaries of light, dark, alien, human, freedom, control and how there contrasting binaries relate to the negative arbitrary nature of signification. More specifically these differences of the paradigmatic and syntagmatic relationships in the movies depiction of plot, special…

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    “Don’t be an Indian giver!” it may sound like an innocent phrase. However, that phrase underlines a lot of differences between Native culture and Christianity. The main point of Christianity is to give yourself without expecting anything back just as Jesus gave himself for the world. However, Natives, as a barter economy, were used to giving and expecting something back. In the eyes of the Christians, this was not a good thing. But Natives considered giving and expecting back an honorific task.…

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    grandiose expectations of becoming one of America 's future CEO 's... and discuss one of the most defamatory false narratives that is being propagated by 'social contagion ' and 'memetics '. That is: Trump voters in rural America are an uneducated white racist "Basket of Deplorable 's". My hypothetical session with the student begins: Hey young man, Lets pick out just one of many examples from your "Basket of Deplorable…

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    pulling themselves out of society too much. While many people try to find different compromises between being an individual and being part of society, both of these works demonstrate the values and importance of both pulling yourself out of organized society and including yourself in groups…

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    Characteristics Of Decorum

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    want to make them feel comfortable to be able to move people away from their current opinion. In addition, different audiences have different expectations of you, so you must meet each one by changing your decorum. Eminem’s 8 Mile is an effective example because despite the fact that Eminem is white while everyone else is black in the room, he is seen as more trustworthy than his black opponent due to the fact that the opponent once attended a prep school. Eminem…

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