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    raised in a small town such as Maycomb in To Kill a Mockingbird, one could be easily be brought up into a hatred fueled life. In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, the author utilizes the theme of maturation throughout the novel to show the “coming of age” in the characters Scout and Jem as a result of the situations and experiences they are involved in. Growing up in the racially tensioned Maycomb County cause Jem and Scout to mature due to Scout’s bullying she receives at school, Jem’s…

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    modification. People from around the world use many different types body modifications for a variety of reasons. Body modifications have been used for at least four reasons: the search for beauty, a symbol of status, forms of identification, and coming of age rituals. The…

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    Coming Of Age Book

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    Coming of Age Individual Book Project Books The book was about a cancer ridden girl, Hazel, who had received a little more time on Earth upon receiving treatment. Hazel met Augustus Waters, who changed Hazel’s life forever. “The Fault in our Stars”, written by award-winning author John Green, has won the Goodreads Choice Awards Best Young Adult Fiction award, and has been made into a movie. The movie has won the MTV Movie Award for Best Movie in 2015. Goodreads deemed the book, “brilliantly…

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    Holden Still Many people refer to their high school days as their glory days or the worst four years of their life. In the coming-of-age novel, The Catcher in the Rye, by JD Salinger, Holden Caulfield struggles with the realization that he is growing up. While spending a long weekend in New York City by himself, he encounters and contemplates his life and the world around him. Holden’s inconsistency makes him neither a child nor adult, rather he is a confused, immature adolescent. Holden wants…

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    Mysteries of Manhood Coming of age is something that all of humanity has complete, whether every individual makes this happen is up in the air. In the book,The First Part Last, Angela Johnson describes a young teenage boy named Bobby and how he had to change his life completely in order to fit the description of being a man, and this is shown through symbolism. Being a man is not about how much weight you put on a bar and squat or bench it or how someone never backs down from a challenge. Bobby…

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    Coming Of Age Tale

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    conveying that she knows French, she is falling into a scheme of socialization instead think about herself; which in turn employs the idea of being ignorant. One might issue argue Rhys', Voyage in the Book, is an effortless read and only conveys a coming of age tale by using a first love theme. In this essay, I show how Rhys utilizes Anna's and other character's choice of song instate problems of social issues such as; urban alienation, racial discrimination, parental responsibility, and…

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    her. But not in a bad way, in a way that made her stronger and prepared her for the real world, in a way that turned her into an adult. Mrs. Lottie taught her that a bit of beauty isn?t such a bad thing. ?Marigolds? by Eugenia Collier is a ?coming of age story? because Lizabeth matured because of the events in the story. She was a dynamic character, which means that throughout the story she changes. She used to just follow along with the kids and play immature pranks to pass the time. Now…

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    The short story “Doe Season” was written by David Michael Kaplan in 1985. Kaplan is considered to be a magic realist. Magic realism is a literary genre in which the story is realistic but it includes magical elements. “Doe Season” first appeared in his collection of short stories titled Comfort. This short story was chosen as one of the Best American Short Stories in 1985. He continued his work when he published his first novel called Skating in the Dark in 1991. He currently works Loyola…

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    Christopher John Francis Boone is exceptional at mathematics, an especially descriptive writer, and a gifted “Minesweeper”. He is also autistic. For Christopher, the world can be an alarming place and people can be very confusing, especially when he can’t empathize with them. In a world full of people that can’t understand Christopher’s condition, he is prone to unpleasant situations or inadvertently hurting someone’s feelings. Christopher’s personality, lack of empathy, and mild form of autism,…

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    Coming Of Age Logos

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    Anne Moody is a civil right activist who had participated in several sit-ins. Based on one of these sit in she wrote a memoir Named, Coming of Age that teller on the events that happened that day. Within her memoir she uses majorly uses ethos and logos, while using hardly any pathos. Therefore, by doing this she makes her memoir more credible to her audience. Logos is effective because hearing the unbiased facts about the events make the memoir more credible. One example is on page 6 where she…

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