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    Bradbury which is science fiction, is about a girl, Margot who a has been living on Mars for five years. All of the children there stay away from her because they are both jealous of Margot and feel a different sensation around her. Eleven by Sandra Cisneros, which is realistic fiction is about a girl, Rachel who is turning eleven and she articulates how she does not feel any different then any other day. Rachel experiences some frustration when a class student insists that a old, ugly sweater…

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    I’ve been an American my entire life. I’ve never thought anything of it, nor have I really thought of what it means. As simple or complex as you could make it, it means different things to different people. To some people, it could mean absolutely nothing, but to others it could mean life or death. Then of course, we have people caught in the middle, people who don’t care, others who don’t know, and even people who were not born American. Is there a typical American image in society? Do they…

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    HOUSE ON MANGO STREET While reading “The house on mango street”, everything in the book seemed to get progressively became contorted for the innocent girl named Esperanza. In the beginning of the story the Family had moved a couple of times prior to the last and having to move again having more complications with broken water pipes, and the landlord refusing to fix them leaving them no other choice but to advance to the next home. Esperanza describes her name as being an awful name with too…

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    development. Ralph Ellison’s novel, Invisible Man, follows a young man from the end of his high school education to his adult life. Throughout the novel we see the narrator’s sorrows and struggles of growing up without a strong support system. Sandra Cisneros’ short novel, The House on Mango Street,…

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    Misleading discernment of Age, authority, and respect. After reviewing and reflecting on both readings, Cisneros's "Eleven" and Hughes "Salvation," these stories describe the lives of two different children in diverse environments who live the similar situations of pressure and embarrassment. The emergence in both stories of pressure and degradations are met by both children from people they look up to and should feel safe around them. It is clearly noticeable that the factor of obedience…

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    Sexuality in adolescence Sexuality is the most notorious and common sign of development in adolescence.“The House on Mango street”, by Sandra Cisneros is a coming of age novel where Esperanza transitions from a girl into a young teen. In her journey, Esperanza comes across many challenges, she is forced to grow up by life’s adversities. In the short story “Girl” by Jamaica Kincaid, a mother advises her daughter and scolds her into becoming a good woman. In her guidance, the mother is worried…

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    The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros was about the dream house of a young girl of Spanish descent, and the several times her family moved to a place which didn’t suit their needs. The Lawsuit by Naguib Mahfouz was about the troubles faced by a boy and his family when his fifty five year old dad decided to marry a pretty, young girl and brought her along to live in the same house. The House on Mango Street dealt with small house problems of a big family that moved often due to less space…

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    Essay On Bound To Culture

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    “Christa” by Sigrid Nunez, “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan, “A More Perfect Union” by Barack Obama, The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros, and “Reply to the U.S. Government” by Chief Seattle. In the texts "Christa" and “Mother Tongue,” which challenge that people should be bound to their culture, Nunez argues that people should create their own culture while Tan claims that people…

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    My Name Is Mine Analysis

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    by Anna Quindlen,” according Quindlen, she propose that her name plays a significant part in her life, the surname she inherits at birth, she refuse to give it up at marriage to settle under the identity of or husband last name. "My Name," by Sandra Cisneros, she states the reasons why the name Esperanza do not repents who she is as a person and why she wants to change her name to one that identifies who she really is and represent her identity. One’s name does not have the power to shapes…

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    The Struggles to Find Your Identity as a Young Women In both the stories, “Mericans” by Sandra Cisneros and “Girl by Jamaica Kincaid" go into in a way a deep dive into all the social expectations that are placed upon young girls. But they were specifically about the young girls who are brought up by old immigrant families who have come to another country for a better life. Each of the stories has a specific character or in other words, the protagonist of the story, for example in “Girl” she was…

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