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    means of resistance. The characters of Hagar and Guitar are both representative of those themes. Though their justifications and actions may differ, both Hagar and Guitar show how abandonment, and the corrupting influence of greed, lead to the false notion that violence is a solution to injustice. The feeling of abandonment plays a pivotal role in the novel. It’s so crucial that Morrison named Hagar in relation to it. Like so many characters in Song of Solomon, Hagar’s name comes directly from…

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    In a world as corrupt and broken as our own, there surface many important issues that people often find uncomfortable or controversial when discussed. Often people need a sort of safety blanket or window of separation to make them feel more comfortable when dealing with difficult topics. Helen Oyeyemi’s novel Boy, Snow, Bird deals with many different tendentious issues such as abuse, race, beauty, and mother daughter relationships, and many of these issues are blatantly illustrated throughout…

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    “Every human being on this earth is born with a tragedy, and it isn 't original sin. He 's born with the tragedy that he has to grow up... a lot of people don 't have the courage to do it.”(Hayes) In Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein the monster who is her antagonist like in Helen Hayes’ analogy was born tragically and had to adapt to this tragedy throughout his life. The monster is totally isolated, rejected by love and treated terribly throughout his life; due to his horrible life it is…

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    Abandonment: Sunil’s Drive to Survive in Behind the Beautiful Forevers Behind the Beautiful Forevers, by Katherine Boo, records the quotidian lives of interconnected residents in Annawadi, a Mumbai slum. In this “under city”(Boo, xii) , we are introduced to individuals fighting the recursive loop of poverty. Boo depicts this reality as both a disturbing and moving testament to the hope and strength of individuals living in desperation. The juxtaposition of the glinting glass of airports and…

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    child. Mistakes such as a child would create havoc, for the possession of emotions and the ability to reproduce results in arguably little differentiating a human from an android, deteriorating any functional social hierarchy. Even though 4F6 abandonment may seem “android-like”, her thought process highlights her higher level of consciousness and emotional intelligence even if used to rationalize an inhumane reaction, which projects a sense of uneasiness. Yet 4F6’s reasoning seems…

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    also because taking part and volunteering teaches us comparison and understanding. We too are able to get exposure to certain things and gain knowledge and some experience from community service. 2.Social issue. A very common social issue is the abandonment of children , which is when a parent or guardian physically deserts a child with no regard about the child's welfare, health or safety with a purpose of abandons the child . In some cases it could be when a parent a guardian fails…

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    Good morning, i am here to tell you a story of what happened. I went to the Monterey Bay Carnival and participated in a raffle with my friends that had a cash reward. I got anxious when the announcer was about to call out the winner. Apparently, to my surprise, I WON! I actually won. I could not believe my eyes. I went up to the podium to receive my cash prize. The announcer said I had to give half the money to a charity or a good cause. On the bright side, I did get to keep the other half of…

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    In the Mesa Verde region in the South Western corner of Colorado, existed a group of people known as the Anasazi, or Puebloans. Mesa Verde was occupied by farmers who lived in cliff dwellings. Due to its high elevation, it was believed that when the surrounding areas were experiencing bad conditions, people would move to Mesa Verde. The Anasazi existed in this region from about 600 AD to 1300 A.D. Between 700 and 850 AD, the population in this region doubled in size. However, just a few hundred…

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    is no baby deserves to be left for dead in dangerous places. New Jersey was sorrowed to know that newborns are sometimes neglected in life-threatening situations, and some of these children have been harmed or have died as a consequence of their abandonment. Since then, New Jersey has worked with legislators to draft the NJ Safe Haven Infant Protection…

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    is seen in “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner through the protagonist, Emily who displays some psychological problems of, fear of intimacy which can be connected to Erik Erickson Ages of Emotional Development, intimacy vs isolation, fear of abandonment which also can be connected to his trust vs mistrust AED, and oedipal fixation which connects to autonomy vs shame/doubt. According to Lois Tyson professor of English at Grand Valley State University, and Author, “psychoanalytic theory tells…

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