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    Jeneé White 10/23/15 Academic: 1 (Second Paragraph) When one is daring, it means that one is willing to take risks knowing about the consequences the person may have. When Mr. Keating was talking with the boys in the movie, ‘The Dead Poets Society’, he encouraged the boys to be daring. What Mr. Keating meant about being daring was to speak up in class, join clubs, have fun appropriately, etcetera. One should be cautious when being daring. When one shows a lack of caution, the person would…

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    living life by his beliefs. This transcendentalist spirit occurs in works created by author Ralph Waldo Emerson and director Peter Weir. In the movie, Dead Poets Society, Mr. Keating’s philosophies are best represented by the celebrated spirit of the individual and value of emotions. One philosophy representing Mr. Keating in Dead Poets Society and the tone of transcendentalist authors is the celebrated spirit of the individual. For example, the short story, “Self-Reliance” is about self trust…

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    The story of Swami and Friends revolves around a young boy named Swaminathan and his different activities with his friends. Life for Swami consists mainly of having escapade with his friends, avoiding the misery of homework, and coping as best as he can with the teachers and other adults he encounters. His greatest passion is the MCC—the Malgudi Cricket Club which he founds together with his friends, his greatest day is when the examination are over and school breaks- up- a time to celebrations…

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    Herbert Hoover, the thirty-first President of the United States, stated, “Freedom is the open window through which pours the sunlight of the human spirit and human dignity” (www.brainyquote.com). Edwidge Danticat, a Haitian native author, often times constructs literature based on her time in Haiti. Danitcat was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and relocated to Brooklyn, New York with her parents. At the age of fourteen, Danticat published her first English work, which was formulated in a…

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    This Bucket Needs To Be Completed ASAP! (“When I Have Fears That I May Cease To Be” By John Keats) Whatcha doing there old man? Checking off my bucket list. What’s a “bucket list”? A bucket list is a list of things someone wants to do before they die. Are you going to die soon sir? Don’t you have something better to do kid? SCRAM! Many people have a list of things they want to do before they pass into the afterlife, many are unable to complete or start their bucket list because they had a…

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    This scene had major contribution to character development with many of the main protagonists now making their own decisions. This powerful message from Mr Keating helped the boys to think for themselves which contributed to the boys joining Dead Poets Society, Charlie writing the article in the school paper and Neil attempting to fulfil his dream of becoming an actor. This scene helped the boys gain their own personality and gave them the opportunity to do what they wanted to do and say what…

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    transcendentalism forever changed America. Transcendentalists emphasized the importance of self-discovery and individuality, encouraging followers to avoid conforming to the whims of society. The most notable leaders among this revolution were the brilliant writers, Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson. In the movie Dead Poets’ Society, we can see many of the film’s morals and themes directly link back to the ideals of transcendentalism, seen specifically through the connections visible…

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    David Sedaris' essay "Me Talk Pretty One Day" gives a look into the struggles of a man attending a French class, in France, in his early forties. Well past the "normal" age of a student. It is a well written account about the ups and downs associated with learning a new language, especially in a foreign land. Even though the essay is written about a man taking a class, the lessons learned from it can be applied to anyone who is thinking about go after their goals. No matter what stage of life…

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    The very first time Holden thinks about ducks is when he is talking with Mr. Spencer. After getting kicked out of Pencey, Holden feels like he needs some sort of guidance, so he decides to go visit Mr. Spencer, his history teacher, one last time. Instead of giving him guidance that he desperately seeks, Mr. Spencer starts talking about how he should start to apply himself. Holden realizes that he isn’t ready to have a serious conversation about his life, so he refrains from discussing why he…

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    Front of the Class is a true story of a young man, Brad Cohen, with Tourette syndrome, whose dream is to become a school teacher and get his master's degree. The movie is about how he overcomes the obstacles on his way to become the teacher he never had. The main characters of this movie are Brad Cohen, his mom, Ellen, and his dad, Norman. The secondary characters include, his brother, Jeff, his girlfriend, Nancy, his house mate, Ron and the student he taught specifically Thomas and Heather.…

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