Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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    Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry contrasts childhood innocence with jaded adulthood." The Little Prince, passionately written, tells of a male adult whose plane breaks down in the Sahara Dessert when he stumbles upon a child whom he calls the Little Prince. The Little Prince teaches the man exactly what it means to “… [see] clearly only with the heart.” (63) De Saint-Exupéry’s brilliance in authoring this novella, demonstrates a replica of themes in people’s lives today. De Saint-Exupéry…

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    The Little Prince Summary

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    Before we keep moving on, we must know about the biography of the writer. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry who wrote The Little Prince was a successful commercial pilot. According to his biography, he crashed his plane in the Sahara desert, and he stuck in there because the engine had broken. He had to survive in such horrible environment when…

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    child. From first reading ‘Le Petit Prince’ by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, I knew that I had an interest not only to communicate with others but also to learn more about the world and it’s different cultures, something which I feel can only truly be done through the medium of language. Recently, I have decided to challenge myself more by reading French and Spanish literature, such as ‘Como Agua Para Chocolate’ by Laura Esquivel and ‘Short Stories’ by Guy de Maupassant. Despite the fact that these…

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    The Odyssey by Homer This ancient epic poem by Homer is by far my favorite book of all time. I have always enjoyed reading ancient Greek mythology and I am engrossed in the complex phenomena that they attempt to explain. The Odyssey perfectly combines Greek mythology with a well-constructed storyline and complex themes. The Odyssey also focuses on my favorite character Penelope. She is cunning in the subtlest ways and she is extremely interesting to study. Even something as minor as…

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    their lives, passions, and purposes. Through my experiences with the inspiring residents during my first fieldwork, I was able to learn that everyone has a story to share; however, to see this you have to look past their external appearances. Antoine de Saint Exupery once said, “One sees clearly only with the heart. Anything essential is invisible to the eyes.” I believe this lesson is something I will carry with me throughout my career as an occupational therapist, as well as in…

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    the same view as he had because of the fear of changes made on traditional values. The fundamental human nature is afraid of change. “Only the unknown frightens men. But once a man has faced the unknown, that terror becomes the known.” -Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Human are afraid of what they don’t know. Once same sex marriage is legal, people are more accepting. A lot of people start supporting same sex marriage; it even activates a global event, which is the Facebook Celebrate Pride page. This…

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    Many people believe one needs to be selfish in order survive the obstacles life gives. However, a closer look into people’s decisions shows that not all acts of survival are selfish. Survival does not require selfishness because it is not selfish to protect oneself and at times it can mean making a life or death decision. Ensuring one’s survival is never a selfish act. Ronald DiFrancesco was one of the many inside the world trade center when it collapsed. All around him he saw people giving up,…

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    Making the decision the return to college was one of the most difficult of my life. Multiple factors have affected my chose cost, time, and life issues to name a few. However, when it came down to it, the reasons for why I was returning won the day. My motivations were ultimately the most important influence in making such an important decision. Were my desires relevant, sustainable, and/or achievable. After reflection and planning, I believe my motivations for choosing to go back to college…

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    I badly wanted to change myself. I had a lot of bad behaviours that have a huge impact in my daily life. I wanted to improve. I’ve been trying to do it for years. Before the start of 2016, I told myself that I will change. Now almost half of the year have been wasted and I am still stuck with my old ways. I wanted to be a better husband to my wife. A better father to my daughter. Find new ways to increase my income – look for sideline businesses that may eventually replace my dead end job.…

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    As Antoine de Saint Exupery said, "the tree is more than first, a seed, then, a stem, then a living trunk, and then a dead timber, the tree is a slow, enduring force straining to win the sky." In a forest, trees compete spatially for nutrition whereas the taller ones…

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