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others’ behalf, and his bravery to stand by his morals characterize him through his interaction during the Tom Robinson case as well as other Maycomb residents. First, one of Atticus’…

information (print and non-print), be able to evaluate multimedia texts, and be mature enough to use the new technology responsibly. According to research, “literacy teachers must find effective means of integrating computers into their instruction” (Robinson, 2012, p.223). However, this does not mean that all reading instruction should only be about computers. The Internet and other forms of technology are redefining the nature of reading and writing. Communication has become less personal,…

assists Aminata into forming a stronger sense of identity and uses it to endure and survive the owner of the plantation, Robinson Appleby. With the help of Georgia, Aminata learns to speak English and the cultures of enslaved people in the Western world (183). However Aminata also faces a bigger challenge than being abducted. The challenge she faces is Robinson Appleby. Robinson Appleby is an abusive and cruel man who uses his authority in the worst forms possible and Aminata is the sole target…

“How about this one: you are simply a distinction—a meme—invented because it was convenient to talk about the parts of the universe that feel pain when hit with a hammer. To the universe, there’s no you . . . or human beings or giraffes or solar systems or galaxies. All those are human-invented distinctions. They are all memes.” Richard Brodie is the author of Viruses of the Mind and within this book he reveals what he believes is the truth about human life, and the root of our being. Two films…

Innocence to Knowledge Living in the south during the Great Depression are bleak and grim times. Severe discrimination and injustice exists in every town. These aspects only fasten the loss of innocence in children. Scout has to face many harsh aspects of the 1930’s in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird. In this loss of innocence novel, she is countlessly exposed to the truths of life which hasten her passage to adulthood. {Although it is obvious that Lee stresses the importance of experience,…

He took a look at himself and realized that he was doing wrong. Atticus seemed to understand that this was happening inside Walter, so he gave Walter trust to be on the jury of the Tom Robinson case. Walter Cunningham ended up being the only one voting for Tom Robinson to be convicted non-guilty because he realized the bigger picture of his life. He most likely saved his status with the Finch family, Calpurnia, and the black people community. Calpurnia is a caring, loving motherly…

to academics to question the basis of sustainability and sustainable development which was popularised by the Brundtland 1987 report “Our Common Future”. In the article "Squaring the circle? Some thoughts on the idea of sustainable development", Robinson highlight the concern of the Brundtland report on sustainable development which is “centered on the argument presented in the Brundtland…

colored and non-colored people, forcing the whites to immediately think differently of someone who doesn’t look the same as they look. Arthur Radley and Tom Robinson share many similarities despite the fact that one is white, and the other is black. In To Kill a Mockingbird these two characters experience different stories and lifestyles but meet a common ground in result of them. When compared side by side, Harper Lee proves that the justice system applies beyond just the pigment of someone’s…

the adult world through accentuating the nature of innocence in children. In the midst of To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout’s teacher, Miss Gates, asked her class to repeat “We are a democracy”. The demand is ironic because Scout had just witnessed Tom Robinson not only be convicted of a crime he did not commit, but then murdered for not believing in the appeal system. Miss Gates highlights the difference between America and Germany by…