I know you are in a terrible hurry to get these papers of Ali’s back. Please understand I am u human being, and there isn’t much time. Therefore, I’ll send the pieces back to you one by one as I finish them. Would that be okay? But this means everything...
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The Motivation Behind "Choose Something Like a Star" The poet Robert Frost is among the most cited and cherished authors in literature from the distinct communication techniques he employs in his works. The uniqueness is from the understanding that Frost was a simple New England farmer who was fond of expressing...
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Sometimes we are faced with difficult decisions Sometimes we are faced with situations that put us in dilemma on what decision we should take. In such situations we might end up making either the correct decisions or the wrong ones. Frank O’Connor’s “Guests of the Nation” and George Orwell’s “Shooting an...
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Let Them Call It Jazz - Short Stories and Themes Let Them Call It Jazz was written by Jean Rhys consisting of three short stories that describe lonely women suffering from various types of depression: The Insect World, Outside the Machine, and Let Them Call It Jazz. Let Them Call It Jazz First,...
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The Animal Farm by George Orwell: A Tale of Governance, Freedom, and Betrayal The animal farm by George Orwell is one of the most renowned novels of all time. The book gets to talk about a farm where the animals can communicate to one another and instruct model of understanding among...
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How are children’s lives influenced by language? This is a pertinent question probed in Amy Tan's “Mother Tongue”. In the book, Amy Tan shares her personal opinions on the use of English language in different countries and the impact of language on children’s lives. The author is fascinated by language and...
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The story of “A clean well lighted place “by Ernest Hemingway is a story which is characterized by nothingness and the author entirely focuses on giving the reader to concentrate wholly on the meaning of the story. The story explains the typical life of an old man in his ordinary...
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Shooting an Elephant Shooting an Elephant, was written by George Orwell who recounts a situation from his life when he was around twenty years during which he was required to demonstrate how powerful he was as an army (Orwell 8). Later on, the episode seems to be haunting him. The story...
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Ray Bradbury, was an American Novelist, screenwriter, and an essayist born in Waukegan, Illinois in 1920, wrote ‘The Last Night of the World’. He died in 2012 at the age of 91 having accomplished much of his career goals and winning awards (Dunbar 12-13). The story was set during the...
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The poem manners by Elizabeth Bishop depicts a relationship between a young girl and his aging grandfather. Additionally, history has tough the young girl that the old generation has a wide knowledge and understanding of nature. Moreover, the author depicts that, one gets to understand more of the earthly surroundings...
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The Persona's Message of Hope and Determination The speaker offers valuable advice to her son using carefully chosen words in which she admits that life has not been easy for her yet despite the numerous stumbling blocks along her path, she keeps moving on, always hoping for a better tomorrow. From...
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Peter Elbow's Argument for Ignoring Audience Peter Elbow writes in his article, "Closing My Eyes As I Speak: An Argument for Ignoring Audience", how audience awareness suppresses creativity and personal intuition in writing. He notes that in most instances, his mind would go blank while trying to address an audience, but...
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