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    Toni Morrison’s novel Song of Solomon is an examination of the importance of identity in African-American society and the effects of a name. The use of names and labels are to describe and symbolize people, places, and things, serving as a brief definition of the subject. Toni Morrison uses this definition to analyze the effects redefining or naming had on African-Americans heritage and culture after their emancipation. Forced into slavery, African Americans formed a slave culture, losing…

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    Thats really disrespectful of him in my opinion. As we proceed through the book, we learn about characteristics of Milkman. One thing that I realized throughout the story, was Milkman in general used girls and women as toys. After he got what from Hagar he broke her heart in the worst way possible. That’s just one of his qualities as a man. Answer to the prompt: By starting the sentence with “And” Morrison had done something to make the sentence more notable and she did it rhetorically. She…

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    they set their mind to do. Also, Milkman began not to care about those around him. Since Milkman is unable to figure out what to do with his life, he can not begin to care about others. An example of how little he cared for others is that he gave Hagar a “Christmas thank-you note”(Morrison 126). Milkman “hurt her, left her”(Morrison 332) and ultimately kills her. He does not purposefully kill her but because he is unable to care about those around him, he killed her by breaking her heart.…

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    The Mosaic Covenant was referred to as the Sinai Covenant, but because Moses was the divine leader of Israel at the time, it is commonly referred to as the Mosaic Covenant. The Covenant is similar to other ancient covenants, such as the one God made with Abraham, in that the agreement is between a superiority figure (God) and a subject(s) or people (the people of Israel at Mount Sinai). However, the Mosaic Covenant was different from other ancient covenants, because it was conditional, in which…

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    Macbeth A Villain Analysis

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    Macbeth is a character who made a decision which changed his life for the worse, but did this decision turn him into a villain? Macbeth murdered the king in order to try and gain the throne. He had been under the king for many years, but was told a prophecy that he would be king. The prophecy made him anxious for the crown so he took it by force and took the King’s life. Afterwards he feels guilty for what he has done but still continues the plot in order to rule the kingdom. Villain…

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    The Uncanny Analysis

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    it is this manifestation of the repressed horrors of slavery that leads Sethe to murder her baby. In Song of Solomon, Robert Smith commits suicide out of excessive humiliation due to racial discrimination: he attempts to fly and plummets to death. Hagar goes mad and commits suicide too out of repressed memories of a betrayed love which come to surface. While reading how the uncanny directs characters’ actions in the texts under study, this concept makes possible the interpretation of how and for…

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    and kings will descend from you” (Osiek, Genesis 17:4-6). Abram was very old when this was coming about, however, how could this be? Abram was a great man of faith. Even though he got impatient and tried to hurry God up by fathering a child with Hagar, this did not stop God from keeping his side of the covenant (Carvalho 42). God did not choose to break the covenant with Abraham, in fact he stepped back in almost thirteen years later because Abraham was not walking before God, and became…

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    An author may choose to leave the ending of a book open to stimulate thought in the reader. The author will give a situation and then leave that dispute unanswered. Even though in an open ending story, each reader has their own way of how they want the story to end, you never actually find out. In “Recitatif”, “Song of Solomon”, and “God Help the Child” by Toni Morrison, she does a successful job with leaving all these stories with open endings. Morrison leaves these books with open endings…

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    Veterans Access To Care

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    The purpose of this memo is to respond the limited patient access problem diagnosis inquiry affecting Veterans at the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The Veterans Health Administration is the nation’s leading integrated health care system. It consists of 150 Medical Centers, nearly 1,400 Outpatient Clinics, more than 135 Nursing Homes, 278 Veterans Centers, and 48 Domiciliaries. As the nation’s leading integrated health care system and the nation’s second largest cabinet…

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    Song of Solomon” by Toni Morrison is a book construed with many different concepts. Such as, racial inequality, self-identity, and misogyny. Even though those concepts aren’t ones to be slept on, the most thought provoking concept is that a black man as a result of intuitional racism will either have to “Fight or Flight”. The opening scene of the book is a guy named Robert Smith, a life insurance agent, attempting to “fly” from Mercy Hospital to the other side of Lake Superior. (Page 3) It is…

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