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    orally from one generation to another, thus there did not exist an identifiable storytellers being the authors of those stories (actually every storyteller could be one of the authors of the traditional stories). Meanwhile, the contemporary stories always have one claimed author to them in this all-rights-reserved modern society. Compared to the modern writers, who are entirely responsible for their stories, storytellers of the traditional stories seem to be more detached to their stories.…

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    Sonny's Blues: A Racial Argument Sonny's Blues is composed by James Baldwin. The story begins as a mysterious storyteller, a math instructor, peruses of his kin's catch for offering heroin. He is significantly annoyed. Considering his kin causes him to recall his understudies, who defy obliged potential results in a disagreeable world. The storyteller's misery causes him to recollect his kin's trials and empowers him to begin to grasp what Sonny (the storyteller's sibling) persisted. Baldwin's…

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    told, he is a man of unique expression: "I prefer not to." He says this in light of anything that is asked for of him other than to duplicate archives. He really out and out declines to do whatever else might be available that his manager (the storyteller) requests that he do. This is the initial phase in befuddling the reader about Bartleby. Melville, on the other hand, never appears to offer a response to this riddle. An alternate fascinating thing that I recognized was that Bartleby never…

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    Urban Nest: Gift For Gab—Getting to Know Portland’s Storytelling Scene There is something amazing about a live storytelling show. The intimacy between the storyteller and the audience can be almost palpable at times. Whether it’s the nature of the story being told, the artistry of the teller, or just something about hearing a true story told live from a firsthand witness is practically irrelevant. What matters, for the devoted audience members attending contemporary storytelling shows, is that…

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    Obviously there is another side to Thoreau with which "Birches" does not strife. A Thoreau more suitable to Frost shows up in a Journal passage six months before the striking ice tempest of December 31, 1852. He expresses: "Nature must be viewed humanly to be viewed at all; that is, her scenes must be associated with humane affections, such as are associated with one's native place, for instance. She is most significant to a lover. A lover of Nature is preeminently a lover of man. If I have no…

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    interloper makes demise all. The storyteller adds to the topic of the story on the grounds that the storyteller in "The Masque of the Red Death" will be Death itself in view of the irregularities planted by the creator face to face, tense, and order all through the story. The start of "The Masque of the Red Death" is composed in third individual; yet, in three places in the story, the account is in first-individual, proposing that the account is really a storyteller, a character in the story.…

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    The inclusion of a story within a story emphasizes the indeterminacy and complexity of life by acknowledging the multilayered nature of experience and reality. The storyteller is unable to remember the name of a “sorta famous puppet,” which again emphasizes the limitations of language while reinforcing the claim about the transience of reality and experiences. However, the fact that the character’s story is not impeded…

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    Rosa Parks. I have concluded that the mocking of the characters and uses of curse words creates extremely unorganized ideas. Even as the storyteller narrates the dialogues there are several pauses. This in turn, causes the story to not be clear or have a smooth flow. So, I would have to say there is no logos in this video. The video does have a unique storyteller as she appears to be very drunk. As she starts to tell the story I can’t ignore the slur speech that is associated with being…

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    “My Mother’s Stories” DB Before you begin, review the "Responding to Literature" page in this week’s folder. Your contribution will be graded based on the quality of your post which includes grammar, sentence structure, textual support, and citation. For clarification, see the example on the "Responding to Literature" page. Make sure you proofread before you submit. You will need to post your response for the following question and ask your own question about the story before 11:59 pm on Monday…

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    Theme Writing Prompt The stories “Thank You Ma’m” by Langston Hughes and “The Storyteller” by Saki both portray a theme. These themes are hidden in unique ways. For example, “The Storyteller” has a theme that appears throughout the story, but “Thank You Ma’m” has a theme that comes at the end of the story. The story “Thank You Ma’m” by Langston Hughes has a theme. Its theme is good things come to those who work for it. In order to find this theme, I had to pay close attention to the…

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