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    Both the Greeks and the Romans have left behind important legacies that have shaped the modern society today, but the Greeks have made more impactful things to the modern world. The Greeks have influenced the way our government goes. They also impacted our engineering and technology. And also the way we write our literature and history. The Greeks have had a major lasting impact on today’s society. The Greeks have provided us with several important legacies in the area of democracy. In Greece…

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    The Boy in the Striped Pajamas is a fable based on the friendship between a Jew and a German child in World War II. The novel is written through eyes of a 9 year old German child, Bruno, and explains the tragedy and conflicts in two worlds which are separated by wired fences. Author, John Boyne, tries to give many lessons with the story of building a relationship by two boys between the barrier of a concentration camp. As a result, the morals of this novel can be summarized with the importance…

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    Our environment shapes our actions and our decisions. A Chinese fable stuck out to me. A boy was born in a small marketplace village. As he grew older, he started to collect sticks and sell them as if he was selling in the actual marketplace. Because his family longs for him to focus and study, they decide to move to somewhere quiet where he can learn without any distractions. They decide on moving to a graveyard, a place where no one else would live. However, despite their actions, as soon as…

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    Except he does not see the artistic approach, but that Faulkner had “thematic approaches” within his earlier works(Bassett 8). Intruder in the Dust does have an artistic feel and smoothness, yet the suggestion of it being a fable like story just seems like an unbacked allegation to simply describe an abnormal literary work. Thus I believe that Bassett does make valid points and sort of sparks ideas in the mind, he does not fully express this individual book as it should be…

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    seven letters offered encouragement, instruction, and inspiration to the new Christians in communities he passed through. In his “Letter to the Magnesians”, specifically chapters eight and nine, Ignatius warns of the dangers of false doctrines and fables, but also encourages the people on their Christian journey. Chapter eight opens with a warning to the Magnesian people. Using powerful language, he very clearly sets out limits for his audience.…

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    and a boy that can communicate with each other. They love each other and over the course of the boy’s life, he returns to her and she gives him all she has in order to make him happy; thus, making herself happy when he is. Silverstein’s use of the fable genre serves the…

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    adolescents feel that they can do or say anything without having to face the consequences of their actions. This leads to cyberbullying, which can lead to suicide, the second-leading cause of death of people 13-19 years old (Mantel, 2014). The personal fable can relate to the story of Amanda Todd who committed suicide at fifteen years old. She felt no harm in sending nude pictures through a chat sight to a guy she had recently met online. She felt nothing could go wrong until those same pictures…

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    the mood, it helps distinguish attitudes toward certain characters, and it keeps the characters realistic. Authors use varying methods to display humor throughout their writing, along with conveying a universal truth. Animal Farm is an allegorical fable written by George Orwell, which represents the Russian Revolution of 1917. In Animal Farm, animals overthrow their human farm owner, and seek to create a better world for themselves, without humans who “consume without producing”. But, one of the…

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    Khin Pont Pont Kyaw Professor Fernado Orejuela Folklore F101 13 June 2015 Mini-Ethnography 2: Interpreting Folklore 1) Section One: Biographical Sketch In my mini-ethnography project, I interviewed two informants from two different South East Asian countries. Htaik Khamom is a 20-year-old college student and she looks like any typical Asian woman. She is very skinny, tall, and has light color skin. She currently lives in Bloomington. She came to United States a couple of years back and still…

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    Cultural hegemony is the domination and manipulation of one social group over another. Within this domination and manipulation, there is a struggle. The general public are mostly manipulated into thinking certain ideas, these ideas are inflicted on them unknowingly. This manipulation of the mind more often than not stems from many texts where the composer promotes their biases through stylistic choices. Types of texts that do this are novels, films and cartoons and more specifically Animal Farm,…

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