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    Africa with the purpose of taking the ivory. Charlie Marlow, works as a sailor for the company of ivory exportation. During his journey to the Congo, he meets a man named Kurtz, the best-selling agent. In Heart of Darkness, the characters Marlow and Kurtz aid in the portrayal of the theme. Marlow’s character is slowly revealed in his journey through the Congo. When Marlow arrives at the Costal Station, the first company station, he hears about the top agent ivory trader. Marlow also takes…

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    The world has been marked by humanity. There have been many creations made by humanity in which society is proud and some that has made society ashamed of their existence. Some of this terrible creations of humans are some systems, such as colonialism and human trafficking that have changed the way society functions and are one of the many reasons that society has always been divided into two groups; the privileged group and the marginalized group. Colonialism is not a modern phenomenon,…

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    Poverty is the state in which a person lacks a certain amount of money, but there is much more to it than just money. “It is a cruel mix of human deprivation in knowledge, health, dignity and rights, obstacles to participation, and lack of voice” (Fast Facts). Many countries around the world suffer from this and there should be more efficient ways that the people can lower the poverty rates throughout the world. In the 1950’s, the poverty rate for the United States was 22.4 percent, which is…

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    The process of humans conquering other humans has been a dominant ideal since they first started walking the Earth. Humans have stripped others of their humanity itself, degrading and denaturing them, all for a single purpose; to feel superior. It is inevitable for humans to feel the need to be superior to others; it is a natural way of life. This was the exact course of action the Europeans performed when they exploited the premature African countries in the late 1800s through the early 1900s.…

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    walker”, literally reflecting Adah’s physical disabilities accompanying hemiplegia. Rachel Price’s biblical name refers to the sister of Leah, Laban’s daughter, where her Kikongo name, mvula, meaning “white termite” reflects her reluctance to accept the Congo, therefore she stays inside becoming…

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    Sarah FINAL PAPER One of the historic problems in the world was imperialism and as a result, people in France are being separated and immigrants were being killed in the housing projects. Discrimination is an effect of immigration. In France they were discriminating by trying to put all people in one category, but they are against it because this says “France assumes that all colors, races and creeds will blend into a single people. The situation in the suburban housing projects goes against…

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    they voted on God’s and they made a decision. This is how the people of Kilanog feel they get their justice. Going back to freedom, the people of the Congo realize that they have been captive for so long. When they realize this, they start to rebel against the people who captured them and this is what causes all the white Christians to leave the Congo out of fear. This is another comparison of how people realize their worth when they finally get a taste of freedom. Betrayal happens when the…

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    are coined with is primitive due to lack of cultural exposure. English literary writer Joseph Conrad published a short novel called Heart of Darkness describing an account of his time in the Congo River through the life of Charles Marlow the narrator. To describe the voices of the native people in Congo, Marlow states, “… they shouted periodically together strings of amazing words that resembled no sounds of human language; and the deep murmurs of the crowd, interrupted suddenly, were like…

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    second highest rate of HIV-AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa. Number four is Sudan. Abduction, rape, and forced displacement have crushed millions of women’s lives since 2003. Number four is the Democratic republic of Congo. The women are on the front line of the Democratic Republic of the Congo war that has already claimed 3 million lives, and it is a sad fact that 1,100 women are raped every day. Also, women cannot sign any legal documents without her husband’s authorization. Afghanistan is…

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    Characters learn when placed an environment they have never encountered before. In this environment, the characters morals are challenged, and the new environment could shape their ideals. By being exposed to a new environment, characters can realize the mistakes they have made, leading to the redemption of their souls. Tayo, the protagonist, in Leslie Marmon Silko’s Ceremony is sent off to the war, and when he returns back to his normalcy he struggles to function properly in society. This…

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