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    Defining classic literature is a more complex and debated subject than one might imagine it to be. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines the word classic as an adjective used to show that something is the very best of its kind, an example of excellence or something that has been popular for a long period of time. The word literature also has a wide range of meanings. It can mean any written work such as a brochure, novel, article, poem, play, or booklet about a particular subject.…

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    In the critical review, we would like to share a well-known movie, which is directed by Robert Stromberg, entitled “Maleficent”. This movie is an action, adventure and family movie. The story is about two rival kingdoms, human kingdom, ruled by a vain and greedy king and the Moors, a peaceful kingdom. A powerful fairy, Maleficent helps Stefan who failed to steal jewel and they grow close. One day, the king wants to attack the Moors but been defeated and he wants to revenge through offers his…

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    Many people live in a world that leads them to struggle with social problems regarding their physical appearances and family relationships. However, this can easily result in a limiting mindset and disappearance of individuality as others struggle to fit into society’s “correct answers.” Instead of questioning society’s views, people are submissive and fail to rise up for changes. The film Little Miss Sunshine is an effective contemporary interpretation of an archetypal journey based on…

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    Call Of The Wild Essay

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    The American classic that I have chosen to read and write a report about was The Call of The Wild written by Jack London. My passion for dogs motivated me to read this American classic. I have two dogs—a Chihuahua and a Golden Retriever. Therefore, I thought it would be interesting to read a book about dogs. The story shows the perspective of the main character, who is a dog named Buck. In addition, I thought I could learn some things about the behavior of dogs and the way they think. Also…

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    considered suitable materials for building shelter, but now they are not. Frederick P. Brooks Jr lays out timeless principles of software engineering in The Mythical Man-Month. Brooks writes about common problems faced by software engineers and how the principles are applied. While elaborating on common problems encountered Brooks goes into specific details about systems that are antiquated due to advances in technology. However it is clear that the principles are still applicable to modern…

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    Gender Roles

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    Hatty teaches him, through their adventures and discussions, to accept the society he is in. There are two societies seen in the novel - the Victorian and the present era. These two different time periods can be associated with the two different time periods in our lives: Victorian with childhood…

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    circumstances he faces. Rowling utilises character development to its full potential, as this technique ultimately expresses to readers how Harry Potter has progresses during the series, due to the juxtaposition of Harry’s maturity between the first and final texts. J. K. Rowling includes third person narration, setting and character development throughout her texts in order to effectively convey to the reader how Harry has developed from a naïve young boy, to an experienced wizard during his…

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    make up for my lack of out-of-state vacations as a child. I’ve even talked it over with one of my close friends over the summer; I’d take over my grandpa’s mobile home once I’m able to drive, maybe take an animal companion with me, and set out for adventure into the unknown world. It’s a reckless fantasy, but it intrigues me in a way I find hard to explain at the moment. But after looking at this story I have to tone down on my dream. Go too far into the unknown and I may come to regret my…

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    Julius Caesar Outline

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    Dyshere Logan Tammy Geidel AP English Languish and Composition 3 July 2014 A Summary of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare Julius Caesar was a great man in the eyes of the roman people. The play opens when Caesar has just returned from a great battle. Caesar is walking around the streets of Rome high off of the fame and power he has gained. The common people of Rome praise Caesar as if he was a god. This puts an uneasy feeling to those who seek power as well. As Caesar is…

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    The pieces of literature found in the Romanticism period show that the people of the time valued intention over action. The story of Young Goodman Brown, written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, demonstrate such an attitude. Young Goodman Brown follows the adventure of the titular character, Goodman Brown, and he and his companion travel into dreary woods and discover the truth of the humble town the man lives in. However, the whole story has hints that it is all a dream; it is up to the reader to decide…

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