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    The Awakening explores one woman's desire to find and live fully within her true self. I believe Kate Chopin wrote this novel because she grew up surrounded by smart, independent, single women. After her father died in a train accident in which a train he was riding crossed a bridge that collapsed. The next two years she had to live with her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. I also think some inspiration came from the education she received from her great-grandmother. Her…

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    Julia Flesch Mrs. Schultz American Literature Orange 12 March 2018 Annotated Bibliography Thesis: The men in the Awakening were some of the major causes leading to Edna Pontellier's independence. Muirhead, Marion. “A Conversation Analysis of ‘The Awakening.’” JSTOR , Vol. 33, No. 1, Fall 2000, pp. 42-54. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/20078281. Marion Muirhead argues in her journal article Edna fails to express her feelings and to get access to discourse contributes to her death and so does…

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    Journey from Insanity to Self Slaughter Insanity is the stage when women are credited with title of ‘Madness’ by the patriarchal society. Perkin’s The Yellow Wallpaper and Kate Chopin’s The Awakening both the texts can be studied on the basis of effects or the impact that such a brutal society can have on females of society. Insanity, which further results in an attempt of suicide or self-slaughter. These are basically the ways of escapism used by suffering woman. These are the ways, which…

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    Lucid Dreaming Essay

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    Lucid Dreaming: The Start of Great Possibility Baku, a dream eater in Japanese Legend, is a spirit animal that visits people’s homes and eats their nightmares. In Greek mythology, Morpheus is a messenger who has the ability to enter someone’s dream and deliver messages from the gods. His brother Phobetor, who is a shape shifter and is often found in the form of a snake, is the bringer of nightmares. The origin of the English word “nightmare,” is Mara, who is also an evil spirit that changes…

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    Another aspect that Waterhouse depicts in The Awakening of Adonis is the image of two white little birds flying in mid air through a field of flowers popping from the grass, with figures of people . The figures of these birds are located on the right center portion of the canvas. One figure of the bird has it’s wings spread out vertically like it is hovering through a vast wind stream. While the other figure of the bird has its wings outstretched above it’s head further stretched than the other…

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    Great Awakening Influence

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    The Great Awakening was a turning point in America that set the grounds for Colonial Rebellion due though a religious movement causing people to change their perception on the england church and independence making colonies rebel against the england church and creating independence for themselves. Practices and mind-sets were changed by the Awakening like never before. The Great Awakening was known as a major religious revival movement during the 18th century in America. In 1688, the Glorious…

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    Rossetti's The Awakening

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    Rossetti wrote the poem from the antique in 1854, although the poem itself was not published unitl after her death. This poem seems to be influenced by the victorian society of the 1800's as well as Rossettis religious veiws since she was a devout trachtarian. These religous veiws not only influenced major life decisions but it was evident that her perspective on the world through her poems were also influenced by this. From the first stanza, we gather that the peom is not written by Rossetti…

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    sightings of a child ghost. Cathcart is an educated woman from a wealthy family who will disprove anyone who questions her professional credibility. Her investigation at the school uncovers a whole part of her past she did not know existed. Through The Awakening, we are exposed to gender portrayals and roles that are typically found in horror films. A slight reversal of traditional gender portrayals in horror movies is displayed in Cathcart, but when faced with fear itself, everyone is subject…

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    survivor camps, for awhile now. Almost two years, tomorrow is the anniversary of when “The awakening” happened. We are all alone like I mentioned earlier, Bella doesn't like to talk about it, she is still in the denial stage, always telling me we will see them again, but i saw it happen and I know that we will not. My parents, that it who we as siblings have lost. It was last year, a year after “The Awakening”. We, as a former family, were running through “Rue Nicolas Flamel”,…

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    Lucid Dream Have you ever been aware of that you are dreaming when you are in dream? Maybe you do, but you don’t know the concept of lucid dreaming. A lucid dream is a vivid dream and people are aware of that they are in dream with waking consciousness. You can take control of yourself and surroundings. Lucid dreamers can train themselves to know that they are dreaming. With improved skills, they can even create what they want and they are like “God” in their dream. “The dream state can be…

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