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    In the first social setting, the people reactions to me walking around in my boxers was normal. No one seemed to mind when I asked, is it alright that I am in my boxers. In fact, most of the males on the floor walk around in their boxers. In an all male environment, most males break this folkway of walking around in boxers and don’t seem to care when other males do the same. I felt social excepted the whole time while I was conducting this experiment on the all male floor, and did not experience any difficulties carrying out this assignment. In fact, most of males where just wearing their boxers when I conducted this experiment. However, the results in the co-ed floors were slightly different, all of the males in private were comfortable with people wearing their boxers around but when females entered the room, the males on the floor comfort to a person wearing boxers dropped. To be more socially expected by the girls, they took the side that they thought the girls would have been on. They grew increasingly less comfortable with the fact a male was sitting in his boxers with females present. In contrast, after the experiment was conducted I ask the females of the floor what they thought when they first saw a male sitting and socializing in his boxers. Ninety percent of the females said they didn’t mind at all because at home they had family members that did the something all the time so they were used to it and they found it to remind them of their bothers at home. My…

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    This statement from an article titled Mary Rowlandson’s Great Declension, gives an explanation for the most recognizable purpose of a captivity narrative being published. However, it is critical to notice the male influence throughout the religious intention. The main problem is trying to find the female voices in the literary works that have been edited by males. When the male perspective has been integrated into these personal narratives, it then lacks the personal perspective from a woman. It…

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    xiii). The word definitions used in these footnotes are compiled from BDAG, LSJ, and Lampe’s A Patristic Greek Lexicon. These footnotes give the following information. For nouns; nominative form, genitive ending, article, and gloss. For adjectives; 2nd declension masculine form, 1st declension feminine ending, 2nd declension neuter ending, and gloss. For other adjectives; 3rd declension masculine and feminine forms, 3rd declension neuter ending, and gloss. For verbs in the indicative,…

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    In chapter 3 of the Social Psychology, the psychologist David Myers talks about interesting topics under the title of Social Beliefs and Judgments. In this chapter, he focuses on important concepts and one of them is self-fulfilling prophecy. As Myers (2014) said, “When our ideas lead us to act in ways that produce their apparent confirmation, they have become what sociologist Robert Merton (1948) termed self-fulfilling prophecies” (p.109). So basically he talks about beliefs that may lead…

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    of indirect education, I have been able to advance and improve my learning Latin. In addition to enabling me to learn the English language, these skills have allowed me to study Latin in a manner highly unconventional in other Latin classes. Many individuals categorize Latin as a "dead language," as the Vatican is the only geographical location where Latin is spoken as a primary language. However, my high school Latin teacher, Mr. Stringer, viewed the language through a unique lens - through…

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    deterred the relationship between the Native Americans and now reorganized Massachusetts colony. The Massachusetts General Court brought into law that “Indians shall presume to go off the said islands… and it shall be lawful for the English to destroy those … straggling off” (33). This law, in clear terms, gave any English person the authority to kill any Native American that may pose as a threat to the English and it’s colonies. Towards the end of the 17th century, the Americas underwent…

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    Throughout the book, the persona of each poem shifts back and forth. In “Testimony Stoops to Mother 's” tongue the persona shifts backs to a motherly role as the narrator addresses her concerns. This poem highlights the resistance from the colonized. It’s the blueprint for how the narrator is going to reclaim her power with language. The narrator begins to realize her tongue, her words, and her language is a weapon, that would eventually send her free. Similar to other poems in this collection…

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    “Ruins of a Great House” is a symbolic poem written by Derek Walcott that tries to explain the British Imperialism system by referring an abandoned house as a colony under the British Empire. He describes the poor condition of an abandoned house, its surroundings and tries to visualize the effect of British imperialism in the then society. Walcott talks about the effect of British Imperialism to establish colonial slavery, the awful treatment of slaves, and the gradual destruction of the…

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    Inflections, more precisely the basic lines that appear in Modern English were established during this time. The replacement of normal gender in Middle English for grammatical gender, the loss of the old system of declensions in the adjective and noun and, mainly, in the pronoun, were some of the most important characteristic of this time. London dialect which was a literary dialect spoken during this time started to spread with great speed, and many native English speakers found it better than…

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    He calls it a new freedom movement and then continues to draw a parallel between this movement, and the freedom movement in India led by Mahatma Gandhi. He is making an allusion to a historical figure and the events that caused India to gain independence. This causes the audience to subconsciously associate Rushdie’s agenda with the freedom movement in India. Mahatma Gandhi is someone most people respect, thus bringing the same respect to the author. If one were to make a general judgment of…

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