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    Louise Erdrich is a famous “contemporary writer of German- American and Chippewa descent,” (Tanrisal 68) who is well known for “her own short stories and novels” which earned her reputation as a “fiction writer” (Beidler and Gaynor 2). Due to Erdrich’s Native American Decent, her novel settings were mostly centered on her “fictional North Dakota Reservation, whose heart is Matchimanito Lake,” (Beidler and Gaynor 2). Through the different novels of Erdrich, she manages to link them by having…

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    often recorded intuitively as narratives. In “The brewery of eggshells,” we are taken through a myriad of life-changing ordeals characterized with dark beliefs. A mother lost her son…

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    Narrative structure is an important aspect of a film and its analysis provides answers to many questions concerning the story and the plot. First of all, there are three kinds of narratives described in Screen Media Analyzing Film and Television: fragmented narratives, multi-strand narratives and classical narration (157). The last type can be found in a war film Platoon directed by Oliver Stone. By definition, classical narration consists of a protagonist, whose actions can be seen as they…

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    Mo's Red Sorghum Analysis

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    that folk culture has had on him. He creatively weaves past and present tense within his nonlinear narrative. Using color symbolism, Mo conveys themes and ideas without having to flat out explain them. Mo knows how to concisely impact his readers. Having grown up surrounded by folk culture— at it’s core, the passing of stories, skills, and arts from…

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    mother wants her to behave in different situations. The girl represents more than just herself, but a girl, her family wants her to be. I could relate extremely well to the character because sometimes my life isn’t about the mistakes my mother made. I am the person I’m today because of the advice my mother gave me. This one sentence advice given by this girl’s mother represents the importance of becoming a proper girl now and in the…

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    Memoir Personal Narrative

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    Met Not met Form Memoir submitted is a first person narrative of the appropriate length. Memoir submitted does not include a first person voice or is excessively long or short. Content Memoir includes an in-depth exploration of one moment of growth that is then expanded into a longer writing. Memoir lists multiple events without a clear sense of how they build on each other. The choice of events detracts from the personal feel. Voice Memoir helps us understand and make sense of the author…

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    My Antonia Analysis Essay

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    In the novel, My Antonia, is an upcoming of age story told from the eyes of Jim Burden. Jim reflects back on his childhood and remembers his dear friend Antonia. Willa Cather uses Jim as the narrative so he can relate the themes such female inequality, the immigrant experiences, and agriculture and farming. Female inequality was not something that Willa Cather had, but she added it in this novel to where women were actually seen as the strongest and the mean were the weakest. Willa Cather…

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    In Willa Cather’s novel entitled My Antonia, she writes about several female characters that, in essence, challenge the stereotypical women’s role in a male-dominated society during the early 1900s. In Trifles, a play written by Susan Glaspell, she depicts her female characters as crafty and bright and not simply inferior intellectually to their male counterparts. Upon closer examination of these two pieces of work, Cather and Glaspell demonstrate that these female characters defy the existing…

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    A short story written by Alice Walker which must be one of the most creative stories I have ever read especially regarding to the era that it was written in. ‘Everyday use was written in the year of 1973. This short story was written based upon individualism and family heritage. The effort and creativity as well as the amount of thought that was put into this piece was one of a kind. I believe that Alice Walker creates Intriguing stories that draws you closer to your interest in her writing…

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    Summary Of My Antonia

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    The book My Antonia is written by Willa Cather. Willa Cather won the Pulitzer Prize for more than fifteen books. Cather was said to be one of the most remarkable writers in America during the early twentieth century. The story of My Antonia is set on the wide open plains of Nebraska. The story takes place in the late 1880s to the 1920s. The setting of how the characters are traveling by train, using horse and wagon to travel around gives the reader a pretty good idea that this was set in early…

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