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    In both plays Shakespeare presents the heroes as losing their dominance and manhood through another character villainy. As both heroes identities are built around manliness, for the villains to insult their manhood would hurt them severely. In Act 4 Scene 1, Othello is stating that “A horned man’s a monster and a beast”. In the Jacobean era, the image of a cuckolded man was a man with horns which indicates a bestial and monstrous nature. It is a physical indicator that he is less than a man. He…

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    I still remember myself delightedly and diligently going through the readings for my Minds, Bodies, and Persons course multiple times, highlighting central ideas and scribbling down confusions and random thoughts at the margin. I remember laying out the central arguments and supporting details on a piece of blank paper and weaving arrows around as if I were analyzing a mathematical proof.…

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    Being a human in this world can be tough. Loneliness, isolation and a desire to feel comforted and accepted are feelings that every single person goes through in one stage of their life. Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, teaches the reader a terrible lesson about the nature of human existence. Most characters feel lonely and isolated at some point. Steinbeck uses structure and word choice to explore the theme that humans will struggle for power in order to avoid loneliness. Steinbeck uses…

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    The characterization of characters Tom and Daisy Buchanan, represents the flaws within the excessively, wealthy lifestyle. This representation brings to the reader’s attention the different aspects of society through deliberate criticism, highlighting the ridiculousness of things that may otherwise go unnoticed. This is achieved through hyperbole, narrator Nick Carraway describes Jay Gatsby stating, “If personality is an unbroken series of successful gestures, then there was something gorgeous…

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    English Essay (How do composers represent a sense of power and powerless?) Harwood’s Mother Who Gave Me Life, Sexton’s Little Girl, My String bean, My Lovely Woman and the novel The Penelopiad by Margaret Attwood all illustrate the restrictions and the resilience associated with feminine power. A woman’s true ability to create life is ultimately the greatest form of resilience inherited. However societal expectations of femininity prevent a woman to excel past the barriers of her patriarchal…

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    she is only using him to get to the tree of prohibition in order to gain more knowledge. In another instance she works with diction in order to coerce Adam into eating the fruit after she completes the action. Time is manipulated by the diction and syntax. By using the word “swiftly,” the text explicitly defines the fact that Satan is leading quickly; however, when the words evolve into the simile, time slows down for the reader by distracting them from the event occurring. The use of caesura in…

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    In today’s society, there seems to be two different meanings between sex and gender. Sex is a more scientific term that explains physical traits and sexual preferences. Gender carries a more social tone. Meaning that it refers to the different clothing, activities, career choices, and positions people hold in society. The term sex references the sum of physical characteristics that identify males from females. The most distinctive difference in characteristics is that man and women have…

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    set-up on the page, the rhyme scheme, enjambment, tone, meter, rhythm and noted irregularities, any multi-syllabic rhymes, connotations of selected words, and alliteration, metaphors, repetition, and irony. We will notice the sentence structure and syntax used in the poem that aids in its clarity. Students will be given a prompt for a poem to complete on their own. This will be due in two class periods] Assessment of poetry - Poetry will be judged on the directions followed. It will be…

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    American Sign Language is a unique language with diverse syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and morphemes, which includes grammatical aspects which are not present in English including classifiers. Despite the limited research in specific areas of ASL, due to ASL not being officially recognized as a language until 1960, the importance of classifiers is indisputable. Classifiers are “designated handshapes and/or rule-grounded body pantomime used to represent nouns and verbs” by representing a class…

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    The Hero's Journey Essay

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    The Hero’s Journey Essay In literature, authors have the freedom to craft stories in a seemingly endless variety of ways. However, in many books and novels there is a monomyth that connects them together – The Hero’s Journey. The Hero’s Journey consist of three distinct stages: The Departure, The Initiation, and The Return, each with their own substages. Those distinct stages and substages are shown in the novels: Of Mice and Men, The Great Gatsby, and To Kill a Mockingbird. In Of Mice and Men,…

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