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    been forbidden from the world giving them a loss of humanity and also a loss from their own choices. At the beginning of the book we can see how things are in Gilead, Offred is a victim of the brutal and inhuman rules from this society. “…kneeling, near the chair with the footstool where Serena Joy will shortly enthrone herself…she’ll put a hand on my shoulder, to steady herself, as if I’m a piece of furniture. She’s done it before.”(Pag.9), this passage makes reference to a domestic hierarchy…

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    A month ago I lost my best friend, Itzayana. It’s a day I will never forget. Almost every detail is as fresh as it was the day it happened. It was a Friday I was doing my homework. I remember taking a break and getting in my Facebook account feeling very stressful and nagging to myself, “it is only going to be a few minutes”. I got into Facebook and went directly to my messenger because there were two new messages. I checked the first one and it was my cousin from Mexico asking me if I was okay…

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    There are many different offerings that people give to the Buddha, but none of them are given to him because he needs or wants them. He doesn’t need any of the different gifts because he is already Enlightened he and he does not need or want these objects. People give them to him because it shows that they are caring and want to be respectful to him since he is their inspiration. (Buddhist Studies) There are many different reasoning’s behind each of the objects and I find that to be very…

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    Zen Buddhism

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    learned the most important things of sitting meditation were sitting and breathing. To meditate properly and get the best results, we needed to learn how to sit correctly. The greeter began to introduce various forms of sitting while meditating such as kneeling, normal sitting or sitting with your feets crossed an x..etc.. The point of sitting properly was to sit with a straight back, opened chest and relaxed shoulder. Also the hands had to be crossed with two thumbs touching the top of each…

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    responsible parents. “I screamed. I smelled the burning and heard a horrible crackling as the fire singed my hair and eyelashes. Juju was barking. I screamed again. Mom ran into the room “Mommy, help me!” I shrieked. I was still standing on the chair, swatting at the fire with the fork…

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    This paper will discuss two oil paintings created by Francisco de Zurbarán (Spain, 1650) and Henry Oshawa Tanner (France, 1898) that depict the popular religious scene known as the Annunciation. In the Christian faith, the Annunciation refers to a celebration of when Gabriel appeared before the Virgin Mary to inform her that she would conceive the son of God. Both artists describe the same incident, sharing the same basic subject matter and similar visual arrangement. However, in attempting…

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    countless sparrows were twittering in the eaves. There were patches of blue sky showing here and there through the clouds that had met and piled one above the other in the west facing her window. She sat with her head thrown back upon the cushion of the chair, quite motionless, except when a sob came up into her throat and shook her, as a child who has cried itself to sleep continues to sob in its dreams. She was young, with a fair, calm face, whose lines bespoke repression and even a certain…

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    Based on the 1940 novel written by Raymond Chandler, Murder, My Sweet is a classic film noir, directed by Edward Dmytryk and starring Dick Powell (Philip Marlowe), Claire Trevor (Helen) and Anne Shirley (Ann Grayle). It was first screened on December 18, 1944 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Known for its remarkable faithfulness to the book source, Murder, My Sweet deals with blackmail, murderers, drugs and more, reflecting the corruption in society around that time. Murder, My Sweet sets a solid…

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    her barbed attitude towards Offred is just compounding the social problem that is attributing to her sorrow. Later in the novel, as Serena enters the sitting room prior to the ceremony, Offred ponders where to (or where not to) sit, noting “kneeling, near the chair…Where Serena Joy will shortly enthrone herself…Possibly she’ll put a hand on my shoulder, to steady herself, as if I’m a piece of furniture. She’s done it before” (79). A lot can be learned from the conversations Offred has within the…

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