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Through the comparison and contrasting of two important views in Consilience, by E.O. Wilson and Life is a Miracle by Wendell Berry, the reader can learn more about their views on the world, the sciences, and humanities while also being able to get a grasp on how they feel as well. As we have grown from a child into young adults, we have been taught only the core courses that will apply to our lives. By reading these books, you dive deeper into how the world is perceived and get a glance at why…

greater grasp on my heritage. In the first film, I liked the way it opened up with the American flag waving and the words on top of it. I liked the way they got most of the story from an actual source/witnesses that was there. For example, Mary Frances Berry, she saw the headlines on the case against the board of education and could quote what her teacher said. I liked the vintage films they stuck in the film so that you would not have to visualize the way the school system worked. Instead the…

eat healthy. Some people think we can try our best to eat healthy, but some people think we don’t have chance to choose what we want to eat. Pollan and Berry are the two famous authors who mainly write about agriculture. For this question, Pollan and Berry have different answers because they have different opinions about eating healthy. M: Berry thinks people can eat healthy when they eat responsibly. E: In Berry’s article, he shows some reasons why people eat unhealthy today. These reasons…

Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley are the two leading names in rock ’n’ roll since 1950’s. These two characters are irrevocably linked in the antiquity of popular music. And yet, among the two renowned pop music icons there occurs a great disconnect as well, something that goes beyond the racial anxieties that were so leading in the fifties. Then narrative of Elvis Presley's childhood from his introduction to the world in Tupelo, Mississippi, in 1935 through his youngster years in Memphis is surely…

founder of Motown records, Berry Gordy created change in society and music through the sound of Motown. Berry Gordy opened up Motown records and at the time African Americans had very little opportunity in the music business. The Motown record label released many songs that supported the civil rights movement, and made African Americans proud of their heritage. He also collaborated with many of his signees to create new groundbreaking music. Though opening up Motown Records, Berry Gordy changed…

In the articles the "The Pleasures of Eating" by Wendell Berry and "When Did Young People Start Paying 25% of Their Paychecks On Pickled Lamb 's Tongues?" By Michael Idov, There are many values and beliefs that are shared between Wendell Berry and Diane Chang. They share values like the type of food consumption, knowledge of food, and their dedication for food. They are both food enthusiasts which means they care about all aspects of food. Although they share similar values, the way they…

South High”, the speaker, a high school teacher, teaches poems to a senior class. In the poem, Berry uses aquatic diction to exemplify the speakers feeling of engagement. Aware of the presence of the senior class, the speaker uses the diction of the poem to promote the feeling of engagement they have in the classroom. The speaker notes the students sitting “as orderly as frozen fish in a package” (Berry 4). The use of the simile in this line compares the students to frozen fish which suggests…

I. Motown Records and its impact on the Music Industry A. Berry Gordy created one of the biggest labels in Michigan which shaped to be the sound of Michigan. This came shortly after working with Brunswick Records and his sisters label Anna Records 1. Artists produced out of Motown Records include Marvin Gaye, The Miracles, Jackson Five and The Supremes to name a few. 2. Berry Gordy expanded his Motown empire with subsidiary labels such as Gordy Records, and Tamla-Motown Records. Some of these…

Our Only World, written by Wendell Berry, addresses environmental issue, as well as homosexuality, abortion, and violence. Wendell Berry wrote Our Only World not only to make these issues known, but to also provide possible solutions to these issues and to show that we, as human begins, are the ones truly responsible for fixing these issues. Berry shows this by constantly focusing on how we view the world (and how that directly impacts the environment) and by teaching us that the first steps of…

the blackberries symbolize in their lives. In “Blackberry-Picking”, Heaney focuses around the inevitability of time, and how though we may try to hold on to sweet moments of ripe berries, they pass. Wilbur takes a more optimistic viewpoint of life and shows how even though death is near for some, for others life and berry picking is just beginning. In both poems the authors center on the themes of time passing, the appearance of the blackberries and the future. In the two poems the idea of time…