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    Does the phrase “the American dream” differ today than from when James Truslow Adams coined the term in 1931? I feel that in some ways our idea of the American dream has changed somewhat. Change is part of life, so I think that naturally the phrase has evolved from when it was first used in 1931 to where we are today. While I feel the underlying meaning stands for opportunity, I feel that the opportunity is not attainable by all these days. In 1931, James Truslow Adams wrote in his book Epic of…

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    The american dream is and has always been what the citizens of America strive to achieve. The thought that no matter where you come from you have a chance at success is empowering. It has given citizens hope for as long as the country has existed. The definition of the american dream has varied dramatically throughout history, from once meaning to be able to overcome the social class you were born and triumph over adversity until today’s definition of being able to attain large amounts of money…

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    American Dream he defined it as, “dreams of a land win which life would be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with opportunity for each according to his ability or achievement.” While writing his novel “The Epic of America” Adams realized that only in America could such a wide variety of opportunities come to fruition. The idea of the American dream helped an entire generation of struggling Americans in 1931 and continues to do so in 2015. From a young age I knew about the American dream…

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    Never Give Up on Your Dreams Loud cheers, big rounds of applause that can be heard from the entire continent, and people throwing flowers my way as they shout my name. The echo bounced from wall to wall waking everything in its presence. Bright lights shining upon me, bringing everything to life. Ever since I was a little girl, acting has always been a passion of mine. My life consisted of being on and off the stage. At the age of eight, I performed in my first show. The show was portrayed…

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    Evolution of The American Dream The raw idea that became America was founded on some very basic principles, commonly known to be life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. A people, who for so long were oppressed by an incredibly invasive, and destructive monarchy finally said “enough”. The “American Dream” did not start being called the American Dream until 1931, the phrase was coined by an author named James Truslow Adams. However, the concept of the American Dream had been long in…

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    Dreams by Immigrants Have you ever had to try something new by yourself, something you’ve never done before? Have you had a flat tire in the middle of nowhere and you have no one to call. How will you change the tire if you never have done it? How do you know what tools you need when you don’t even know their names. Have you felt the desperation of not having anyone to call, or the anxiety of not being able to, change the tire and getting home safely. Do you have a jack in your car, can you…

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    “Midsummer’s Night Dream”, composed of an assembly of figurative language, this idea of the word “dream” itself, and the complexity of this in connection to the overall story and characters, will be explored further. Understanding it’s historical…

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    Freud once said, “Dreams are the royal road to the unconscious” (“The Interpretation”). Sigmund Freud firmly believes that dreams allow people to be what they cannot be, and to say what they can not say in our more repressed daily lives (Freud). Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky is a novel that involves dreams to symbolize characters and foreshadow situations. Raskolnikov’s dreams may give more insight to his mind than the entire novel. Raskolnikov experiences four dreams from beginning…

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    degree that wouldn 't bore me to death, and I figured, "A class about dreams has to be at least somewhat interesting, right?" So I signed up expecting nothing more than to learn a few facts, and get through my last semester at Lakeland. However, I quickly learned…

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    It Mean When You Dream About Your Crush? Kw: dream about your crush Meta: As you wake up, you struggle to remember the dream about your crush. Why did it happen? Is your crush thinking about you? It is estimated that the average person dreams 5 to 10 times every night. Many people do not realize that they dream because they were too tired to recall the dream or they woke up at the wrong stage of sleep to really remember it. If you are like most people, you have had a dream about your crush…

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