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    denied, shunned or repudiated. As long as we refuse the darker, recessive parts of ourself we will never reach full and unconditional self-acceptance. This article connects with other portions of this essay through the idea of accepting a part of yourself that you do not want to accept and through that acceptance you will be a better, happier person. The idea that if you…

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    “ The theatre is not a hospital,” is what F.L.Lucas said, rejecting the idea of Aristotle, who while defining tragedy said that the function of tragedy is to arouse the emotions of pity and fear, and in this way to effect the catharsis of these emotions. The Greek word Katharsis reflects three meanings, “ purgation,” “purification” and “ clarification”. In the purgation theory of catharsis , the term catharsis has been used in medical sense, its like homeopathic treatment, where the like cures…

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    Perpetua Research Paper

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    whole and start to dive into any information regarding the God she served. This story of Perpetua brought to mind all those times in the New Testament where the apostles say “Grace and peace to you.” It made me realize that when you honestly give yourself over to Christ first, you will have so much joy and peace that you will not even care about death because being with Jesus is far more important than living life on Earth. I pray that everyone would be given the chance or desire to research…

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    What does it mean to be provocative? In today’s society, it’s a buzzword; the term provocative is splattered over everything from news articles to online videos. It’s a term the media’s latched onto and has engulfed many of us. However, what does the word truly mean? Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines it as “serving or tending to provoke, excite, or stimulate.” However, Urban Dictionary, a slang dictionary that encompasses a large part of dominant culture for teenagers, defines the word…

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    you may need to sympathize with since life is seemingly cruel to him. In the passage, it is shown that Bluebeard is completely okay with giving his wife access to his belongings, but threatens her if she enters the forbidden room. This is a great example of the manipulation techniques the husband has for his wife and the reader. The wife is tricked into thinking that this man is a good person with no harmful traits; someone you would want to marry, and the reader is able to sympathize with him…

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    Taking for example education, it is obvious in this contemporary time to witness the impact of modern colonialism in educational institutions. Algeria for example; the official language in their higher education is French, that is because of the French colonization (1830–1962). Even though the colonization has ended, but the impact of it…

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    on her personal sad experiences. The book is a biography that is written in a narrative style. Susuan Juby’s story is taking place in and around the 1900’s at her house, or at school (lake kathlyn elementary school, chandler park middle school) and in her dorm, as well as in many community centers. She is portraying a coming of age story in which she loses her innocence, there are many themes in this story one example is addiction (alcohol, drugs or any other substances). Another theme is, one…

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    The story is an accurate guide on how to date and successfully impress women of all races by using knowledge. The narrative starts were the main character, Diaz states that mothers do not believe their sons but all the same leave them at home. Young men are often miss lead by television and music. They tend to have the assumption that image and outward appearance gives you a better chance of getting the girl. Diaz hides specific things such as old family photos and smelly clothes in order to…

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    For example, a sports fanatic could relate to the pressures that Pat Sr. feels every time an Eagles game is on, or someone with a mental health disorder could relate to this movie and even figure out coping mechanisms which are spewed throughout this narrative. Seeing this movie and investing time into learning about it and not being able to relate to it in some way would shock me…

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    eventually causes him to go to jail. The author Wes Moore’s legacy of escaping the poverty and crime in Baltimore and becoming a Rhodes Scholar will live on forever, as his story is very unusual for people living in the city. When talking about the two narratives in the story, the author Wes Moore remarks, “The chilling truth is that Wes’s story could have been mine; the tragedy is that my story could have been his” (180). During his childhood, Moore has the right combination of mentors and…

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