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    For example, in her novel “On the Fence”, sixteen year old Charlotte Reynolds, also known as Charlie, feels a little lost, and kind of disconnected from her family since her mom died. Plus, she is the only girl in a family of three older brothers, and a single dad, who could blame her? Charlie may be able…

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    Truth Within Imagery is an effective part of poetry. It allows readers to see what they are reading, and if the image is vivid enough, perhaps even feel the intensity of emotions within. Poems like “White Lies,” by Natasha Trethewey, and “Theme for English B,” by Langston Hughes, are saturated with color and carry a powerful voice. The imagery of these poems suggests a prominent theme of truth and identity as a critical topic for black Americans. By utilizing literary techniques such as…

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    Reflective Essay In this semester in English 180 I have had to write several papers called our writing projects that are supposed to advance our theory of writing and also challenge that theory. We have had several readings also made to shape our writing theory. Our readings were on rhetoric, genre, and discourse community. The writing projects were also meant to shape ideas presented in our readings. In this house we have had are writing theory challenged, as what this Course is meant to do…

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    ENGL-2311 Online, Final Reflection Essay Writing, to me, is an essential part of who I am. I identify myself as a writer, albeit not a published author. Writing is a creative outlet for me, a way in which I can express myself with far greater eloquence than I am able when I speak. Words are my dance routine, my concerto, my ballad, my art. I went into this Technical Writing course expecting to learn how to express myself through other means, such as charts, graphs, PowerPoint and the like.…

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    In any individuals' lives, we at least have spent an immeasurable portion engrossing in the storytellings from elders or fictional entertainments such as novels, TV shows, and films. However, have we ever asked ourselves that are those fairytale stories moderately trustworthy in term of motivation for the readers when they are living in a wicked period of life? In Rosalie Bertell’s essay from The Impossible Will Take a Little While, she states that “Stories alone cannot keep us motivated and…

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    Reminiscence and life review are often used interchangeably in literature. While they both have similarities, there are also differences. One similarity is that most people enjoy participating in both reminiscing and a life review. Both gives the participant the opportunity to share their stories and happy memories, especially those involving their children and grandchildren (Haber, 2006). An example of this would be that when the interview was complete R.C. happily noted that she enjoyed…

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    The Hero’s Journey The hero’s journey is a topic that we covered a lot over the course of this semester. We applied it in some shape or way to almost every book we have read. In this paper I am going to talk about the similarities and differences of the hero’s journey and other things in Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad and in Denis Johnson’s Jesus’ Son. Both of these books tell the story of a journey of one specific character and how that one character evolves over time and adapts…

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    Holocaust Reflection Paper Participation For this project lesson plan, Jerrod and I brain stormed possible project ideas to go along with the book, Maus by Art Spiegelman. We decide to stay with the graphic novel idea for the project. We worked together at the library to complete the lesson plan. Jerrod volunteered to complete the graphic novel example for the lesson project. We used the online archives from The USC Shoah Foundation, which we provided several examples of the types of videos we…

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    Mark Georgie Mindov Ms. Pushkin English 1102 Due 4 October 2017 Comparison/Contrast Research Paper Assignment Fiction, non-fiction, crime, mystery, action etc., books and movies have many various aspects to what they could be, because of the difference between each genre. The era and the setting of the plot can affect the story and feel of the book. For example, if someone changed an action book into a love story some parts would have to be changed and aspects of romance would need to be added,…

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    into this story early on. I feel safe in saying that this story was an introspective biography of a man going through a moral mid-life crisis. Tolstoy who by this time was already considered by many of his peers to be a master of realist fiction literature…

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