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    In Percival Everett 's Zulus, a clear alphabetical order makes up the format of the book, seen through each lettered chapter. This order is similar to that of an archival structure. Murfin and Ray 's Bedford Glossary of Critical and Literary Terms archives its information in a similar abecedarian format. Similar to Zulus, The Bedford also applies a clear alphabetical structure. However, unlike Zulus, it is impossible to read The Bedford as though it were an actual story. Page one starts off with…

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    C handler the Fair, clad in a Mk II Fackelträger suit, was peeking around a hallway from the corner of a wall. He carefully searched for any patrolling sentries in the vicinity. Inside a section of sewer tunnels underneath a street in Oakland, California, things can be very unpleasant, regardless if he and his Kameraden were detected by either enemy sentries or even the unsuspecting sewer maintenance worker on the occasional night shift. When it seemed that everything seemed safe for both…

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    Dis/Connection Virginia Woolf's “The Waves” is a book highly admired for its unmatched way of expressing the human consciousness. Instead of a conventional narrator conveying the story to the reader, it is inside the character's heads that this story takes place. There are seven characters in the book that the reader gets to know over the course of their lifespans, but only six of them are narrators. As the characters get older they start to face death, a recurring theme, that is one of the…

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    Lord of the Flies by William Golding is a mythological, psychological, and political. It tells the story using symbols such as the boys, island, and the Beast. The deleted scene extends the symbolism of the three allegories from the Lord of the Flies, and shows that in our world, evil comes from picking the wrong leader to follow and that we all have to do what is right, not following the flock of sheep. Golding also shows that, eventually, without authority, the mind will be taken over by the…

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    Intelligent Design on Trial Intelligent Design on Trial is a documentary over the Kitzmiller v Dover case. In this case, teaching intelligent design in public schools was ruled to be unconstitutional. This case brought about the question of whether or not intelligent design is a science, and should it be taught in science classes in public schools. In Pennsylvania, teachers refused to read a statement about intelligent design being related to Darwin’s Theory of Evolution. Because of this…

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    Lord Of The Flies Satire

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    Satire: the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people’s stupidity or vices. William Golding’s novel, Lord of the Flies, uses satire to tell the readers about the nature of life. A part of living includes hardships and and not getting what is aimed for. Golding puts that lesson into the ending by not giving readers the satisfaction of getting what we want. Even when the boys turn to beasts In the book, the boys turn into savages and continue to be even to the…

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    One example of revealing actions in the story was when Percival threatened to put arsenic, a type of poison, in his tea. This shows the reader that the family members would rather lose an uncle than not get a share of his wealth. Their greed has blinded them and caused them to see Uncle Basil as an enemy, not…

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    Adelburgers Research Paper

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    The Adelburgers were a closely guarded secret the high ranking members who made up RGA high command. What was even more peculiar about this unofficial policy of denying the existence of the Adelburgers and their FVL allies was Walther Schäffer’s second-in-command: the brilliant, yet shady Gerhard Voss. Like his superior, Voss also hailed from the jurisdiction of the Archdiocese of Boston. A sixteen year old Ryanite that most of the RGA has never heard about, those few who ever had even a single…

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    History of education is known as understanding the study of the past which focuses on educational issues such as the education system, theories etc. Also through the studying of history of education it helps individuals to appreciate the importance of education to humanity as well as interpret the fundamentals part to which education plays in the transformation of society. Also as a teacher in training in the University of Trinidad and Tobago learning about the history of education helps prepare…

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    Perceval's Short Story

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    that’s a new one! A sheep’s rear, am I?” He bent down and stretched. “Get ready to run, sister, because I am coming after you.” “No, no!” she squealed with a laugh as she took off down the beach, her locks flying behind her in the warm breeze. Percival chased after her, and in moments, reached her side. He reached out as if he was about to tackle her,…

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