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    Stephen Crane The author Stephen Crane is most well known for his novel, The Red Badge of Courage. Stephen Crane grew up in a big family, experienced death at a young age, went to school, and lived a normal life. Mr. Crane died at a young age of twenty eight of tuberculosis. Although he lived a short life, Mr. Crane accomplished a great deal of works in his lifetime, most popular, his book, The Red Badge of Courage, Mr. Crane showed the harsh reality of the life of a youth fighting in the Civil…

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    An Age Of Reform 1820

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    Maggie Read An Age of Reform 1820-1840 The Reform Impulse Utopian Communities 100 reform communities Restore social Less gap between rich and poor Socialism Communism Shakers Religious community Men and women equal No traditional life The Mormons’ Trek Joseph Smith 1820’s No sep from church and state Persecution NY, Ohio, Missouri, Ill, Smith was murder Brigham Young Great Salt Lake Oneida John Noyes ‘Complex marriage’ Dictator Worldly Communities Robert Owen New Harmony ‘New moral world’…

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    1. Although I don’t know whether or not I’ll ever be able to be completely satisfied with myself or my work, I have made notable leaps since the beginning (and even middle) of the semester. For the midterm assignment, I set a few goals for myself, which included writing a drama piece (to finish out writing in every genre); working on dialogue so that each character had a unique, identifiable voice; and trying to balance out my copious exposition with action and dialogue. I feel as though I…

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    Liberty is an interesting topic that few people truly have a solid understanding of, but through research and consideration, one will realize that liberty refers to one’s ability to live freely within society, free from the oppression of others, including the ability to own property and make an honest living. With this realization, one will also realize that not everyone through American history has had liberty and that still today, there are people who do not have liberty. Throughout all of the…

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    of docile wives and/or devoted mothers. In doing so, Radcliffe managed both to domesticate the Gothic, bringing a ‘realistic’ touch to the plot and to Gothicize the domestic transforming it metaphorically into a claustrophobically grotesque place. Maggie Kilgour further explained that “[t]he female gothic itself is not a ratification but an exposé of domesticity and the family […] by cloaking familiar images of domesticity in gothic forms, it enables us to see that the home is a prison, in which…

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    Everyday Use Poem Analysis

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    Everyday Use, a short story written by Alice walker embraces the idea of heritage and shows the reader how important it is to be true to your culture. Dee, the narrator 's daughter loses sight of that and has to be reminded of her African American culture. In the story, she asks for the butter churn and quilts, two objects with an abundance of history behind them, with the intention to utilize as mere decorations. In an attempt to embrace her heritage, Dee changes her name thinking that this…

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    they didn’t. One of their experiments was called “Sam Stone”. The “Sam Stone” experiment was where someone pretended to be Sam Stone, who was a friend of the teacher. There were two groups, and the second group heard from the first group that Sam Smith was clumsy and broke things constantly. After Sam’s visit the children claimed that Sam had hurt a teddy bear, and ripped a book even though that didn’t…

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    so quickly. The first time I came here, I figured out that I have been pronouncing my city name in the wrong way. The right one is Ossineke(Os-san-nek) ,not like my awkward Indonesia pronunciation with palembangnesse accent. My host family name is Maggie, she is very kind and friendly.Everywhere we go to places in the city; Restaurant, Thunder Bay Theatre, and Music Festival, there’s always a person that knows her. My host family’s house is just 10 minutes away from the downtown. Alpena and…

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    1984 Book Report

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    dystopian novel 1984 in 1949. 1984 is set in Airstrip One, which is a province in Oceania, one of the three superstates that Orwell created for the book. Oceania is littered with war, heavy government surveillance, and public manipulation. Winston Smith is a member of the Outer Party, he works within the system of Big Brother. His job is to re-write history in order to fool the public and make them more supportive of the totalitarian politics. Winston is a good worker, but secretly loathes Big…

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    a year ago on March 2, 2023. It all started with a phone call to the South Carolina police department on June 7th of 2021. A phone call Alex Murdaugh made claiming that he had just returned home, and found his 22-year-old son, Paul, and his wife, Maggie, shot and unresponsive. The bodies were found by the dog kennels at the family’s hunting estate in Colleton County, South Carolina. The family’s hidden…

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