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    Lennie’s Broken Dreams In “Of Mice of Men,” Lennie had many dreams that he believed would come true in the future. Lennie and George traveled everywhere together and always did work together. Men who usually lived this lifestyle were usually portrayed as people who would live like this forever as well as being alone throughout their lives. Lennie felt that him and George were an exception to this stigma. One of Lennie’s dreams that he often reminded George about was the two of them living in a…

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    The Improbability of the American Dream In 1931 James Truslow Adams created the term “American Dream” in his book The Epic of American. He defines it as “that dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement.” At the time America was in the Great Depression where unemployment, poverty, debt, hunger, and homelessness was the normal. The American Dream gave people hope for a future where hard work and…

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    made her do all the chores. Cinderella faces many difficulties in her life, but she always remains strong. Not only was Cinderella kind, but she was also brave and willing to take risks. Cinderella always believed in herself and she always dared to dream. Cinderella always had a kind soul, even though she was not always happy doing the dirty work her evil stepmother made her do, she still did it. She did not always have to stay kind, but she always did. Her kindness sometimes made her seem…

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    The continuous barrage of new information must be filtered through so that the reader can know what information is true or made-up. In Stanley Lombardo’s translation of Metamorphoses, a story is being told of mythical origins that are pasted together. In Robin Waterfield’s translation of Symposium, we read about an actual conversation that took place many years ago between a few wise individuals in regards to true belief versus knowledge. Lastly, in Andrew George’s translation of The Epic of…

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    The Poem Harlem Theme

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    talks about what happens to dreams when they do not come true. Although, when the speaker addresses to a dream, he is referring to back in the slave days when black and whites were segregated. The blacks once had a dream that they would be treated equally with the whites. That they would go to the same school and not have to sit in the back of the bus. When Hughes wrote this poem it was a few years before the ending of slavery and segregation, so he felt that his dream was deferred. The theme,…

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    picket fence may be what comes to mind when you hear the phrase ‘American Dream.’ For others, this dream carries heavier implications; a good education and hard work seem like the only pathway to success and wealth for those who hold or are held to higher standards. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s comparison of Jay Gatsby’s dreams and the American Dream in The Great Gatsby paints a picture of lust, greed, and eventual and inevitable failure for the reader. My idea of the American Dream may be different…

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    Joseph Woods Dr,Griswold ENGL 1310.016 Sept. 30, 2015 What are Dreams For? In chapter four of The Storytelling Animal by Johnathan Gottschall, Gottschall argues that there are many reasons for having dreams and how dreams have meanings. He tries to see if dreaming is relevant to the way humans and animals live their lives. He gives examples and other sources to allow the reader to conclude if dreaming is relevant or not, and whether or not it is something that we really need to pay…

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    people around him. He argues anything that can be doubted should be treated as false. The term knowledge to Descartes means an event or occurrence that is true. Knowledge requires certainty, and without that certainty, it cannot exist. Descartes’ dream hypothesis and evil demon hypothesis show that anything in our world can be fabricated. He argues that the only aspect of life, a person, can know for sure is that they are a thinking being. Any other sense data can be argued as devised. This…

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    but there are many ways that can make individuals to get through all the difference and have a successful, health and happier life. Which, individuals have to underestimating the obstacles life and believing in their optimism. From Tail Sharot “Major Delusions” he Said that a rare person who can make has/her dream come true “against all odds.” On other words, if a person work hard enough and and take a chance he/she will succeed and his/her dream will come true. Furthermore, Tail…

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    “The American Dream” is a concept of attaining all life can offer for an individual. A possible goal someone strives to reach but may not be able to due to circumstances. It is what you make and earn not what you gain but not everyone is meant to achieve the dream. Of Mice And Men by John Steinbeck teaches that “The American Dream” is not achievable for most people. In their lifetimes, most people are not able to achieve their “American Dream” which include George Milton and Lennie Small. The…

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