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    basic purity and innocence that most of the world lacks. Though society can eventually become stained the color white is used in an attempt to keep purity true for as long as possible. The cleanliness shown in the lives of young children can be described as being pure and without tampering, or modern society can be likened to pure white eggshells hiding what may be rotten inside. Only when people grow do they see the impurities, injustices and wrongs of the world and lose the white purity of…

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    theme of innocence and purity. Jacobs uses this theme to connect with her intended audience. This is not an easy feat being that she was a black woman and she was addressing white women during a time that in most cases there would not have been any relatability between the two. Because the narrative was a call to action, it was imperative that Jacobs created a theme that was universal and that could compel the audience to not only listen but also empathize. The first purity introduced by…

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    creation of the plot, building of a character, or the establishment of a central theme. In the short story, "Young Goodman Brown," author Nathaniel Hawthorne employs Faith's pink ribbons to embody the illusion of innocence, demonstrate the loss of purity, and reveal the resulting distrust that stems from unanticipated betrayal. Hawthorne utilizes the idea of the misconception of innocence brought about by the pink ribbons to demonstrate the difference between appearance and reality. People…

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    innocent for the sole purpose of causing the most instinctual feelings; preserving the pure of heart. Purity, innocence in another form. The purest representation of this possibly thought of and conjured within the human mind, would almost always be a small child dressed in white. White, the symbolic color for innocence (Bourne) and purity, is what the small child is seen wearing in this ad. Purity being the clearly concealed hidden message of this ad.…

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    When a Maryland bride presented her father with a certificate declaring her virgin purity, and proceeded to post the images over social media, she was met with both admiration and repugnance. Brelyn Bowman had made a promise with her father and God when she was thirteen years old that she would not have sex until she was married, and only with her husband. Fast forward to her wedding day and Brelyn poses for a picture with her father holding a certificate certified by a physician saying her…

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    deeper meaning to this story is about the idea that being homosexual or having sex with someone of the same gender is not a bad thing. By being homosexual or just experimenting with the same gender does not make you evil nor does this take away any purity from you. At the beginning of the poem, Laura gives the goblins a piece of her hair for a piece fruit. This transaction of a piece of her for something else is like the first time that you have sex in which you are giving away your virginity, a…

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    Religious Life by Durkheim and Purity and Danger by Douglas focus on key components about religions, such as their foundations, the meaning of rituals, and the construction of social order. These books develop different arguments with effective supporting evidence. Although there are several perspectives of the authors that are similar, such as religion constructing social order, there are many perspectives that aren’t similar. A significant disagreement between Purity and Danger and The…

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    October 15th 2012. This theater history book essentially discusses the important role that the character of the Virgin Mary had in 17th Century Spanish theater and politics. The author argues that there was much more to character of Mary than just her purity during this time. She argues that the Virgin Mary also represented something people could use to religiously unite and better the community, a character that pushed for a feminine cause, and also a character that could offer help to the…

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    sensuality and fertility. During the Victorian period, daisies were also once considered as Queen Victoria’s favorite flowers. Gerberas Symbolizes: Innocence, Purity (White), you are my sunshine (orange) Belonging to the daisy family, the meaning of gerbera flowers are closely interrelated to the meanings and symbolisms such as innocence and purity shared by the daisy family. But due to its colors, gerbera can also signify cheerfulness Gladiolus Symbolizes: Sincerity, Strength of Character The…

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    Gender In The Bell Jar

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    Through the use of motifs such as mirror imagery, the idea of purity, and the use of media, Plath effectively demonstrates her argument concerning the impact of specific gender roles on members of society. Plath argues that women are governed by the roles that they are forced to accept, and experience difficulties…

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