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    According to Stalla Corcos, the goal of the Alliance Israelie Universelle is “enlightenment,” i.e., to bring people together to form “one society and for one purpose in pursuing the general good.” (459) While one may argue that Corcos’ letter is a strategic fund-application proposal that cannot be taken literally, the same goal is repeated in another letter addressed to the teachers, this time with more details: “The alliance is less concerned with producing half-learned men than in forming good…

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    modern young girl Nimmi, with the age-old tradition and custom is depicted. Her urge for women’s emancipation is highlighted in the novel. The failure of marriage between an Englishman and Indian girl is portrayed in the novel Esmond in India (1958). The woman’s submissive nature, the relationship of husband and wife, the mal-treatment the wife receives from her husband whether she is wrong or not and women’s betrayal in the patriarchal society…

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    sexism and women’s common feeling of oppression, postcolonial feminism successfully attempts to carry women across national borders, across gender, race and class. The double colonization and marginalization of women are fundamental elements that can be seen in postcolonial works. kristen Holst Petesen and Anna Rutherford have coined the term “double colonization” in their collection A Double colonization : colonial and Post- Colonial Women’s Writing (Dangaroo,1986) to refer to women’s…

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    women knew their place can never go beyond the boundary of domesticity or motherhood and venturing towards unconformity was frowned upon. However, in the late 16th century, as all of America was mobilized by patriotism and rebellion towards the English tyrant; even women were encouraged to participate in revolutionary activities. Thus, the American Revolution can be considered as one of the origins of awakened female political consciousness. Another event that…

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    Why I Chose Law School

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    school that I was going to apply to. Now, three years and three major changes later, I find myself applying for a Masters of Arts in English at Wayne State University. English began to alter my plans during my first major specific class. Prior to my Children’s Literature class, I thought an English degree would limit my future opportunities. I grew up believing that English was the major you add on to your “real” major as you prepare for law school. As a result, I did not expect to gain much…

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    Nicole Moorefield Macpherson AP English III September 5, 2017 Women’s Rights Convention in Seneca Falls On July 19, 1848, in Seneca Falls, New York, Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton changed the course of American history forever. Standing before a crowd of almost two hundred women, Stanton read aloud the document she had prepared. The “Declaration of Sentiments and Grievances” or the “Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions” was structurally based on the Declaration of Independence,…

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    I have always had a positive attitude toward reading and writing throughout my life because I know that being literate is the most powerful tool we can use in our life because we need to communicate with each other and understand contexts at work. Throughout my English courses, literature was one of my favorite courses due the professor letting us recreate the ending for a novel we read. This was when we were truly…

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    Hoy es trece de septiembre de 1965. It is now exactly one year since we first came to America from Cuba. I am writing this in English in an attempt to improve upon my English, which my teachers say es muy bien already, although it needs work. I do like the sound of my own language, though, and I still speak it at home with mi familia. I thought it would be good if I started this journal on the day we left Cuba, as a reminder of Fidel Castro and what I left behind. I remember everything clearly…

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    POSTMODERNISTIC PERSPECTIVE IN THE SELECT NOVELS OF SHASHI DESHPANDE AND MARGARET LAURENCE Women’s writing has reached a stage where its voice has reached globally throughout the world. Women are transformed from being the devastated and invalid victim of male power into becoming a subject in her own right. Thus the role of women changed into a one who can create a new world. Women writers have been turned out to the twenty first century with extraordinary self-confidence. The present study on…

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    take notes while listening, have difficulty for reading and spelling. Dyslexia is a learning disorder that alters the way the brain process writing materials, such as word recognition, spelling, and decoding. With this disorder, his life in school was harsh. He got bullied, looks down by teachers, and receiving harsh grades. He has trouble with spelling, writing, and grammar during his school year. Due to all the harsh treatment, he received by students and teachers, he kept silence. He kept as…

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