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    In the novel By Ray Bradbury they talk a lot about fire and at the beginning of the book, Montag loved burning, but toward the end his eyes get open and no longer likes burning. They burn books and houses in many scenes. There is also a motif in the book of fire and i think it represents knowledge, ideas and starting over or having a clean start. Body #1 Burning books gets rid of people's thoughts and ideas, which also helps so people don’t think they think that life can be any better the…

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    Baziela Cabrera Doctor Fitzgerald ENC1102 19, Jan. 2016 Assignment 2 The thesis to Richard Wright’s essay, “Fighting Words,” is that he “hungered for books, [and] new ways of looking and seeing” (Wright 68). Wright uses a few methods of development in order to get his thesis across in his essay. The main methods that Wright uses to prove his thesis are narrating/storytelling, analyzing, and comparing and contrasting. Richard Wright uses narration/storytelling to prove his thesis in the essay.…

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    F451 Essay Government control is what holds a people together. Without it there would be so much crime and violence it would be crippling. On the other hand if there is too much control people get oppressed, like what happened in North Korea. Strict government control is basically a dictatorship – a government with no input from the population. In this novel this outcome is one that has evolved from the outlaw of books. Books are freedom, if they are outlawed that freedom is taken away.…

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    In the novel Fahrenheit 451, Ray bradbury uses subjects that are highly applied in today's world to stitch together a story of a futuristic dystopia. Some would agree that the setting in which Farenheit 451 faces is much like our own society today. The book takes place in a world where firemen do not put out fires, they start them and burn books and houses. Books are illegal and frowned upon and creative and intelligent thinking is a sin. Ray Bradbury grew up in a time where televisions were…

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    As author George Saunders said in “Thank You, Esther Forbes” on page 62, “By honing the sentences you used to describe the world, you changed the inflection of your mind, which changed your perceptions.” In this simple, yet elegant sentence I would elaborate its meaning as, The more vocabulary you have at your disposal the more vividly you can describe the world around you. Let me give you an example; If you and a 5th grader see an apple on a chair, the one with the more broad vocabulary would…

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    Fahrenheit 451 Changes

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    Changing mindsets, breaking boundaries and burning one of the most powerful things in the world flood Guy Montag’s life. These are only three adaptations that happen during the time. In Ray Bradbury’s novel, Fahrenheit 451, the most important theme is change. Currently, books are one of the biggest learning utensils used in almost every subject. These textbooks and novels are packed with information to give us knowledge and help us understand subjects. When we read stories, we learn how to…

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    The poem “St. Petersburg” by Osip Mandelstam is about the change in St. Petersburg city from the past to the present, hence its name. In the first stanza the author about how he is going to meet St. Petersburg for the first time, and how the world is empty. Interpreting the stanza it seems that this would be the author's first netting after the name of the city has changed as he knows so much about the city in the past. The second stanza is about the environment in the city, in the past as it…

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    Has anyone ever influenced you in such a way that made you realize new things about yourself or your own life? This is exactly how Montag felt in the book, “Fahrenheit 451” after he was influenced by Faber. Faber impacts Montag in a positive way, proving the importance of being able to think for oneself and make conscious decisions. On page 82, Monatag says “I just want you to teach me how to understand what I am reading.” This quote shows montag just wants Faber to teach him how to make…

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    The Great Fire Chicago in October 8, 1871, was a city ready to burn like a fireplace and the author Jim Murphy showed enough evidence to show it’s a city ready to burn. Also in the book you could see the fire from miles,but they didn’t think it was something to worry about. In the book he tells you most of the city was made of wood. Such as “houses, roads, sidewalks, and even companies because they didn’t have enough money to make it out of stone”. There was only a few fireproof buildings in…

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    Examples Of Allegory

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    What does allegory mean? The expression by means of symbolic fictional figures and actions of truths or generalizations about human existence. An instance (as in a story or painting) of such expression. Lord of the flies by ellie goulding is an allegory book because it show how kids need structure or they could do things beyond people's imagination. an example of allegory in the book lord of the files is “Ralph's conch-led Parliament represents democratic government”. And another good example of…

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