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    W.E.B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington were undoubtedly two prominent figures within the black community during the late 19th and early 20th century. Both men eventually pioneered the emergence of the Civil Rights Movement. Although Dubois and Washington shared the common thing as to being well-educated scholars of their time, and heavily influenced the cause and rise of Civil Rights Movement for blacks in America, they both lacked differences in upbringings, and used different systematic…

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    Life of Pi Imagine walking through a zoo and seeing a 400 pound bengal tiger. Well now imagine being stranded in the middle of the Pacific ocean with that tiger named Richard Parker. This is what Piscine Patel had to do in the book Life of Pi by Yann Martel. Before he was stranded at sea, he had “training” that unexpectedly helped him survive. `One thing that helped Pi at sea was his family. To illustrate Pi says “And what of my extended family-birds,beasts, and reptiles? They too have drowned.…

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    How Did Pi Survive

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    Piscine Patel (known as Pi), a religious boy from Pondicherry, is part of a family who, under the motivation of India’s disastrous political state, decides to move to Canada. After the cargo ship sets sail to Canada the ship begins to sink and Pi finds himself alone in a lifeboat with a hyena, orangutan, zebra and tiger, Richard Parker. All the animals die at the hands of each other, except for Richard Parker, who saves Pi from the hyena and once again from a desperate blind Frenchman at sea who…

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    Life Of Pi Quote Analysis

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    Life Of Pi The book was born as the author described himself as hungry. This quote represents the author’s desire for a captivating story as many of his stories prior had proven fruitless. His desire to entertain his audience directed him on a journey of self reflection. The book metaphorically examines many crucial life lessons. Lessons that involve the examination of one’s own inner values. A person must learn to value these lessons in order to survive. Many people choose their…

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    We’ve all been known at some point in life for going to a great length to per say, get a hundred on that test or get that job you’ve always wanted. And well I believe in an unorthodox way we inherited it from our ancestors where they had to go through great lengths to be successful or even just to survive. These stories are just examples of just how far some people go to survive. For instance, the Edgar Allen Poe story where it truly shows how far some people may go to survive. The story…

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    Life Of Pi Religion Essay

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    Religion, tiger, boat: these three distinct words merge together to create a tale of survival, struggle, heartbreak, and mystery. Yann Martel sets the stage of “Life of Pi” by introducing his readers to Piscine Molitor Patel, also known as Pi, who has a passion for zoology and theology. Martel uses symbolism to connect Pi’s experience in the Pacific to his life as a whole. Throughout Pi’s life, his relationships help to mold his religious aspirations and impact his survival, both spiritually…

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    Stage 2 English Communications Assessment Type 1: Text Analysis Text response to show Yann Martel’s exploration of two ideas, Religious belief and spirituality through the use of literary techniques. Yann Martel’s novel, Life of Pi, awarded the Man Booker Prize in 2002, follows sixteen year old Pi Patel on a journey across the Pacific Ocean in the company of a Bengal Tiger, Richard Parker. The book is split into three parts, the central theme of this novel is religious belief and spirituality,…

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    Bravery In Life Of Pi

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    Pi Patel, a man who finds himself stuck in a small lifeboat for over 227 days, is a fine example of a courageous character. This character comes from the book The Life of Pi by Yann Martel. In this book we see Pi's bravery portrayed in most of the book, but there are a few sections in particular where we can see Pi's audacious behavior. For example, when Pi starts to train Richard Parker, a tiger that is stuck on the life raft with him. Furthermore, when Pi asks to be baptized even though he had…

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    Booker T. Washington was born in April 5 1856 in Hale's Ford Virginia African-American leader. He was born a slave in a small farm in Virginia backcountry. After the Civil War he became a teacher, he was an American educator, author, orator, and advisor to presidents of the United States. Booker T. Washington was Considered the most influential black educator. Washington won over local whites in the community. He had an influence of the southern race relations and he was also dominant towards…

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    The novel Life Of Pi written by Yann Martel was created to show the readers an account of where disbelief was altered by the simple telling of a story. Martel, the author who seemingly knew little about religion and did not believe in a god was told an astonishing story that was said to change his perception on all higher power. Martel was a struggling author when he first made his way to pondicherry, he clinged onto the stories told by the town folk in hopes of making a breakthrough in his…

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