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...“Response” Response to Ross Drucker: To start off with I really liked the fact that you channelized your thoughts to such an important aspect of the beginning of the chapter “Joe.” I feel that even though I understood what it was about yet I did not mention it in my write-up. It was a very good move on Alvarez’s part to have started the chapter in a way that would have kept the readers engaged. Moreover, this way to begin the chapter also performed the role of stimulating the readers thought process and imagination, for example I started off by thinking that she was just hallucinating and it was only a little later that I started getting the hang of it. As far as the language is concerned, I felt it was...
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... “Jane Eyre” I had heard a lot about Jane Eyre as being a must read novel since my childhood and reading it just made me understand why people said that. I found the story very intriguing and in particular I felt that the characters were very well thought out and a lot of detailing had been done by the writer. The way the author has described the way of life back in those days, the mannerisms and etiquettes makes one feel as if he/ she has lived in those years and shares the feelings and experience. I felt that the casting done in the movies was excellent. Particularly in the 2006 version, I felt the characters exactly matched the characters described by the author in the book. Toby Stephens was portrayed as a very rich... “Jane Eyre” I had...
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...? The Yellow Wallpaper is one of the most prominent stories written by American Charlotte Gilman, which depicts the true conditions and struggle in that particular era. This short story is a vital piece towards the movement of feminist literature, which discusses the struggle to break away from the “cult of domesticity.” The story is cynical as it elaborates on the condition of the narrator’s mental health and her inclination towards psychosis. The narrator’s condition is due to the fact that the woman is restricted to live within the boundaries of her home. She is unable to work, be literate or obtain any sort of education. Furthermore, she is locked in her room by her husband, who continues to control her every aspect... The Yellow...
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...Discussion of the Presidential Biomedical Committee On January 17th, 2002, a group of scientists from the Presidential Biomedical Committee carried out a session entitled "Science and the Pursuit of Perfection", based on studying of a short story of Nathaniel Hawthorne "The Birth-Mark".
This discussion proved to be very interesting and professional. An ensemble of experts has been analyzing the story not from only medical or biomedical points of view, but also from the positions of psychiatry, psychology, etc. They even addressed to historical outlines when talking about science of ancient Greeks.
There are almost no points throughout the discussion, which I would disagree with. Especially, I liked the line in these debates... of the...
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...Jones, LeRoi, Blues People. Chapter V, 1963. LeRoi Jones, later called Amiri Baraka, traces the evolution of Blues and Jazz through the conditions and lives of the slave citizens of the United States. His work generally highlights the connection between blues and African slave culture. Specifically, Jones shows how these musical forms became a cultural conduit by which African-American culture affected and changed White America. In the chapters under review, Jones chronicles the historical, political and social conditions currently facing recently facing emancipated slaves, and how this affected the mentality of blacks living in the United States at the time. He suggests that this particularly divisive time created animus within... LeRoi,...
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...Situation B The primary issue is whether or not the educator was fairly or lawfully dismissed from his position at the elementary school. The factsreveal that the educator was deviating from the school’s curriculum and making inappropriate comments to his pupils. The comments were such that parents complained to the school’s authorities. The educator did not deny making the comments and the principal and assistant principle observed for themselves that the educator was deviating from the school’s curriculum and that his teaching methods were ineffective. Despite efforts to rehabilitate the educator’s teaching method, the educator refused to cooperate. This situation appears to have persisted for at least three years... B The primary issue ...
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...Response to Religious Revolution in Europe As traditions clashed and disagreed during the Reformation and Counter Reformation era, Christian history became a hotly disputed zone. Two eternal doctrinal questions emerged;” What must I do to get saved?” and where can I find the true church? “This essay responds to two posts concerned with the reformation of the Catholic Church by referring to Timothy George’s “Battle for the Past”.
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In my opinion, historiography encountered during the reformation and Counter Reformation era produced a battle between the Roman Catholic Church and the new protestant religions. This is because through the humanistic approach employed by John Calvin and Martin Luther among others,...
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...Responses Nuclear Power after Fukushima by Rod Adams Rod Adams talks about Fukushima Daiichi which is a six-unit nuclear power station that was hard-hit by a powerful Tsunami in Japan that led to the damage of three reactors that were operating at the time of the earthquake (Johnson 243). The author further writes about the way nuclear plants are built in a way that even if they are destroyed by natural catastrophes such as earthquake, they cannot harm the public. Adams believes that nuclear energy do not produce much harm to the environment as other forms of energy such as coal. According to Johnson, the author feels that following the earthquake and tsunami damages on the nuclear plants in Japan, there has been power...
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... Medical Mistakes One of the major strength of this essay is the ability to bring out the problems facing the healthcare industry in the country. The introduction of the essay is able to attract the attention of the reader. This is through asking relevant questions which have been addressed in the body of the essay. In addition, use of example of calling 911 when one is already dead enhances the level of reader’s curiosity.
Another major strength of this essay is the fact that the student has been able to cite credible sources. For instance, the student uses articles from CNN which is a credible media to support the major points discussed in the essay. This makes the essay credible and the information reliable to be used... Medical Mistakes...
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...Response The question I consider worth exploring or writing a research paper about is, “Should spanking be considered child abuse?” This question needs to be analyzed in depth because consideration of child-spanking as child abuse raises many challenges for the parents. Parents are faced with the challenge of disciplining their children and raising them as decent children who understand societal norms and values and respect them, and yet in their attempt to achieve this, they can be held accountable for having “crossed the limits” if they merely spank their children. It is time for our laws to be changed for the better and place some confidence in the parents. Traditionally, researchers like Cook and Kopko (2014) have discouraged... this...
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