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    Adrienne Rich modifies her language to disclose feminist perceptions and give an insight to the lives of those women who had lived before her. She examines her own personal past to connect to the lives and hardships of all women, including past, present, and those in the future. Without personal experience Rich would not be able to convey the message she tries to relay to the…

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    field of study would be to dig more in depth to the effect the father’s relationship has on the child. So much research has been done on the relationship between the child and mother, but what about the father? Does having a father that is just as present as the mother and just as much of a caregiver as the mother effect the infant’s behavior? Does having strictly maternal care have a greater effect on the infant’s separation anxiety? What is the results if the majority of the care given to the…

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    The past me and the present me have seen changes while I were growing up. Many things may have change to make it more safe for people, but while it may make it safer many new harms and risks are also happening at the same time. Like for examples, now there are seatbelt and air bag in every car making it safer for people. But, there are more drink driving than there are compare to like in the past and car crashes because of text driving. Another thing is that now that the upgrade in cell phones…

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    physically through a process called memories. In the article “Trying Not to Forget Forgetting” the author M. Zeki Duman mentions the importance of memories. In a period of time through a series of event in the days of our forefather to currently now present days. Over times legitimate record written forgotten and replace by false memory through idealism causes doubt in the mind of many people. The Aftermath result gives rise to people to start seeking their identities within the world of a…

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    about our upcoming plans and ambitions, instead of concentrating on our present day task. I am guilty of this trait, as I sit concentrating on situations I do not have the luxury of stressing over yet. From now on, I hope to seek a change as remind myself that everything happens for a reason, and sooner or later it will all fall into place. I hope to live in the moment as I try to not stress, take action, and enjoy the present. Stress is feeling which is embedded into every college students…

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    William Falkner’s “A Rose for Emily” presents a wide-angled view of Miss Emily Grierson’s life by presenting the story through the perspective of the townspeople as a whole. Through this portrayal of the story, it is obvious that Miss Emily doesn’t cope well with change; instead she fights to hold onto her old way of life. Holding onto the past, Miss Emily refused to adopt modern amenities such as the free postal delivery, and failed to become the southern aristocrat everyone expected her to be.…

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    1940s Decade Analysis

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    Discussion Forum 1 If I were to be child in 1940s decade, I would feel like my life to be more concentrated on my education more than the work. The reason I tend to believe that is because after all the struggles my parents have seen or been through without education in the past era. I would definitely admit that my parents would want me to be more educated than other people to be ambitious in the society by any chance if I ever have to face any struggles in the future, as they would not want…

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    this way one can learn how to be an effective manager. Meeting the Manager The Managers Personality Marlon the manager gets up every morning at five, goes and gets in the car, and goes to work. He takes a breath and thinks about the way he will present himself today. Knowing that speaking is a very low percentage of what he will communicate to…

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    The novel Stone Carvers by Jane Urquhart shows the different experiences the characters go through in their distinct losses. In her novel, the protagonists are undergoing an emotional state of sadness in the past that influence their actions in the present. The impacts on the characters are seen through: hopefulness of one’s return; regret of what should have been; and isolation of self to society. The protagonist are focusing entirely on their impacts in the past…

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    (46). The dog’s timely appearance and Bunny’s frightening reaction shows how the dreadful past continues to linger upon Bunny. Also, the fact that the reappearing dogs are white represent a ghost like figure from the past that currently haunts the present. While Bunny, Sunshine, and Quoyle were on the boat, Bunny claimed she spotted another white dog, and describe it as “the wave surged and the dog rose with it (150).” Later, Quoyle too…

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