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    Overall with the two videos, I saw how they made parchment from animal skins. It was unbelievable that the transition of the animal skin turns into a thick piece of paper to make a book. However, it is not a fast process when making it. The process of making the animal skins into parchment was they had to pick the right animal with the right skin texture. Then they put the animal skin in lime water for some days so the hair can loosen up and be scraped off for into a smooth surface. Then they…

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    coincided with Fredric Wertham reports and because of that The book, which boasted Captain America…Commie Smasher! as a subtitle, was an obvious product of the McCarthy era. The public did not warm to it. The Captain America series was canceled for a second time in September 1954.” ("Captain America.") With the release of the book Seduction of The Innocent and Captain America..Commie Smasher! patriotic superheroes were dying out. But, over time comics were not known for kids and they explored…

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    and thinking in daily life within the society throughout the entire novel. The schools consisted of TV class, sports, and film teacher (pg. 27). Society is the roadblock that Montag was able to get through to see past all the nonsense like Window Smasher, Car Wrecker, and other games that take you away from your full potential. The quantity of the harshness and lack of any thought is what blended together to make Montag’s eventual departure from the city inevitable. In order for Montag to be…

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    Travel writing is a kind of vehicle to introduce us to other and it dramatizes an engagement between self and the world. It focuses on the different ways of observing self and the foreign world. Travel narratives are mixed with fictional elements and figures, and that deals with the representations that are many times exaggerated and inexact and also sometime unclear and grotesque. Dissanayanke and Wickramagamage has identified "the distinction between fiction (created) and travel writing…

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    Thomas Blackwood, can be seen as a representation of the original choice of a peaceful and harmonic co-existence that the British colonists could have had with Aboriginal people if they had not been blinded by racism, false ideals, and greed. Blackwood’s peaceful nature can be seen when he states, “Ain't nothing in this world just for the taking ... A man got to pay a fair price for taking. Matter of give a little, take a little" (Grenville 104). The Secret River is a postcolonial historical…

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    A Review of the Secret River The Secret River is a sweeping story of the founding of Australia and the moral choices that created a nation. The novel is about William Thornhill, a poor Waterman from London, who is deported together with his family to New South Wale in 1806. The novel gives a vivid description of William’s first night in the convict settlement in Sydney. The state of conflict between the Aborigines and the settlers, which is the center of novel, is introduced when an Aboriginal…

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    Ray Bradbury characterizes his novel Fahrenheit 451 with excessive violence. Bloodshed, punishment, and cruelty are intrinsic components of Bradbury’s dystopian world, yet those who live there accept it as part of daily life. Because society normalizes psychologically damaging hobbies and behavior, citizens thoughtlessly practice reckless and self-destructive actions from dangerous driving to suicide. These violent tendencies are a symptom of the widespread underlying discontent that citizens…

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    Prohibitionist Carrie Nation was a very aggressive and precise piece of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union during 1874. Carrie is an abolitionist of alcohol during the late 1800s, her role during this time was mostly defined by her perspective, her vision,her reasoning and her experience. These reasons are why Carrie is such a memorable abolitionist. Carrie Nation’s perspective was very manipulated throughout her life. Carrie had learned to read and spent much time with the Bible during her…

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    Fahrenheit 451 Society What would you do if you couldn't find your identity because of media or try to hang out with someone but you couldn't because there's too much violence and not be happy because you want express your self ?The book Fahrenheit 451, written by Ray Bradbury ,he explains how the society in the book is so dumb for the fact that they believe everything they see .And how they don't care for one another .And they ride off books so they won't have any feelings or emotions…

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    Cultural traditions are found in many households. In Hispanic culture, tamales, corn-based dough wrapped in corn husks filled with meat, are regarded as a holiday treat. Usually, tamales are made twice a year for Christmas and New Year’s. A traditional tamale recipe consists of several steps, and can take two days to get to. The process includes prepping, preparing, and steaming. The process begins with prepping the meat, and will take place on the first day of this two day process. When making…

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