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    Joseph Stalin's Life

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    When Joseph Stalin was a young man life was not kind to him, this made him desire control, and power; which made him thrive for greatness, he then used his positions to gain more power, which led him to preview the war industry. Joseph Stalin was born Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili on December 18, 1878. Stalin grew up in poverty and was an only child. His father, Besarion Jughashvili. Was a shoemaker but was also a raging alcoholic who beat his son. His mother, Ketevan Geladze was a laundress…

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    The book I chose is called Titan clash it is a fiction book which is written by Sigmund Brouwer. The story happens on a normal day at school. I chose this book I thought it would be interesting and I also like reading sports books. The main character in the book is Jack, He is a super basketball player. I have only found two of jack's friends so far and their names are Humphrey and tom. Tom is a good basketball player and Humphrey is one of jack’s friends. There are a couple of people who…

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    Some readers of The Metamorphosis might see Gregor as an insane man who simply believes he has been turned into a bug. As a reader, I can see why people may believe this. You could argue that his insanity is due to the way he is isolated from society because of his work. He feels alone and uncared for in the world which is reflected in how the insect in the book feels. I, on the other hand, believe that Gregor is not insane and somehow really is an insect. This can be proved in how he…

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    and why did the author make it that way. These are pressing question but also what is so similar about these stories and how they suffered. In the “The Penal Colony” Kafka bring to our attention that “condemned” people don’t have the right to a trial or are able to defend themselves. The story is very negative and I wonder what was Kafka going through or what kind of life was he living to be so fascinated in writing stories of people suffering. I wonder if it was during the time period he was…

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    How is it possible to change into an entirely different person? In the novel We The Living by Ayn Rand, Kira Argounova is the main character and she goes through some drastic changes in her simple life. Kira is in Soviet Russia during Communism and doesn't have much of a high quality life. Kira ends up changing the way she lives, her outlook on life, and her precious future all from one person. In the beginning of the novel Kira tends to not care for minor things or even notices anything she is…

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    In Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, the main character, Gregor Samsa, undergoes many transformations. Like the title suggest, changes have been done after the metamorphosis of Gregor into an insect. Like the physical transformation, his behavioral ones were so radical that he was wondering if it was not a dream. One thing we know about the dream state is that its meaning can be analyzed in different ways. According to Freud, the dream state is our unconscious revealing suppressed ideas or desires…

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    Man Vs Man John Analysis

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    8. Conflicts: Person vs. Society: John questions how the WS society works. He feels disconnected with the society because of the way they live: without all the emotions, without love, family, or individuality Man vs Man; Bernard argues with the director because the Director wouldn’t give him permission to leave out the Reservation. Man vs. Man: John argues with Mustapha mond because John thinks the WS society is a crazy way of living. Mostapha believes this way people don’t feel negative…

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    In this chapter Fyodor Dostoyevsky takes the reader into the mind of Pyotr Petrovich, the morning after his disastrous interview with Pulcheria and Avdotya. Having awakened after such a horrible night, Pyotr, has a brief period of reflection upon all of his wrong doings during the engagement. He curses himself for having been so parsimonious with his money. He believes that it is due to his lack of benevolence that the engagement went so awry. Upon his returning to the apartment Pyotr learns…

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    Lastly, an important (but often unmentioned theme) in original fairy tales is the absenteeism of a father-figure. Although “Little Snow White” does mention Snow White’s father in the beginning of the story, this mention is used more to introduce the stepmother than the father. Many critics could argue the fact that the father’s absence from this fairy tale proves that he is a man that does nothing to help his very own daughter (thus making him a bad person). However, in this story, the king’s…

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    Toy Story is a movie about the secret lives that our toys live while we are not busy playing with them. The child that owns the toys in the movie is Andy, and Andy loves all his toys very much, but his favorite toy is a cowboy named Woody. Woody is the authoritative figure in the secret toy society and all the other toys look for advice and guidance from Woody. Andy is moving to a new house so the toys are all worried about accidentally being left behind. Because Andy is moving, his mom…

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