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    Myths have the dominant influence on the standard of life of people all over the world. The Native American myths relate to stories of creation, heroic deeds and journeys. When cultural and psychological developments that make a civilization defy scientific explanations, myths intervene to provide explanations that would satisfy the psyche of the society. Myths are faith-based. They are not the subjects of arguments and counter-arguments, they are to be listened to, experienced and enjoyed for…

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    of the many novels inspired by World War II was Survival in Auschwitz by Primo Levi. “Levi, retells what he experienced in a concentration camp in order to educate people of his hardships. During his time at the concentration camp, Levi tells the reader how the Nazis dehumanized him and many other victims forcing them to face severe conditions for the benefit of the Nazis and Germany.”(Esposito). Thought this novel Levi does not hold back in showing how horrible they were treated. “But why then…

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    Larry Patrick Levis, as a poet of the contemporary Period, exemplified the best of the genre. Through his use of poetic devices, style and thematic, Larry Levis has given us some of the most iconic and universally appealing work. Particularly in his poem titled “___________”, we see examples of his most salient particularities and effective use of English language. Larry Patrick Levis then stands as one of the greats in the pantheon of American and World Literature. Larry Patrick Levis was…

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    One theme throughout the book is power and the affect it has on people. There is one section in the book where Levi analyzes the cycle of power and oppression in the camp with the Jewish prominent and the regular prisoners. A Jewish prominent, also known as a Kapo, is a prisoner out in a position of authority over his fellow comrades. He describes how the power…

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    Primo Levi achieves his purpose in the poem Shema by using a certain point of view, imagery, and figurative language. Levi’s wants to convey the idea that people who are fortunate should remember the struggle victims of the holocaust faced and pass on the story to one’s children. Shema is written in the second point of view. This different view is when the piece of literature is directed towards the individual reading the writing, or in other words “you”. When the poem is written this way,…

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    a passage filled with sin. Contextually one might question the characters action and ponder their lawfulness. However it's not the law that we live by that dictates and predates these actions. There is no divine sanction for the acts of Simeon and Levi (Jacob's 2nd and 3rd sons respectively). Remember the tragedies that take place in this chapter and the confusing morals all stem from the concept of compromise whether fulfilled or not. I write the paper as a testament of my understanding of…

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    From 24- hour cable news to YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, today’s mass media can turn local disasters into international events within minutes, and in doing so multiplies the disaster far beyond those just directly effected, but continues waves across the globe. On September 11th, 2001, thousands of people directly faced the worst form of terrorism our country has ever endured, all the while millions more watched the aftermath of the attacks unfold, which turned these terrorist…

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    examples from class lecture and from his book Myth and Meaning. Part B: In Chapter 3 of Myth and Meaning, Levi Strauss discusses the prevalence of hero twins in the myths of many Native American cultures. He poses the following question: Why are people with harelips and twins considered similar? Why harelips? Why twins? Why are they put together? Explain his answers to those questions. Levi-Strauss has an interesting way of looking at myths, and despite some criticisms from other…

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    Levi and Arendt: Banality Of Evil During 1941 to 1945 Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich tried to eliminate all Jews. What they did was a systematic, organized genocide. Some people shared the ideology of the Führer and believed that the Jews were the cause of Germany’s problems and therefore should be punished. Some people believed that what was happening in Germany was horrible and there were those that believed that what they were doing was not bad because they were only doing their job. Some…

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    Be bold, be brave enough to be your true self (Queen Latifah). Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is a story about a brave mongoose staying true to his heritage and fighting cobras. The Rikki-Tikki-Tavi story and movie have much in common, but there are also many differences. The characters acted slightly different in the story than in the movie. The person who said Rikki might not have been dead in the story was different from in the movie. In the movie, it was the father who had said Rikki was not dead.…

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