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Read MoreIn “Araby,” the little boy seeking change and new experiences devotes himself to pleasing Mangan’s sister, only to be disappointed by his grand expectations, thus coming to the realization that he solely desires change, not a relationship. The short...
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Read MoreThe first chapter of Jane Eyre is particularly influential in its extensive and detailed indirect characterization of Jane and those around her, including John Reed. Through the first chapter, we learn that even at a young age, Jane is...
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Izzy commented on the post, Blue Zones Versus the United States: How Does Diet Play a Role?
Sarah,
I really enjoyed your piece about blue zones and how the diet of Americans compares to that of one of the “healthiest” groups of people. Going into this post, I did not know that blue zones existed, nor were a recognized term for where people live the longest. It is interesting to directly compare the normalized American diet to Ika…Read More -
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Read MoreArguably one of the most difficult areas of writing to succeed in, children’s books strike the balance between a compelling message and descriptive plotline with entertainment that captivates the harshest of critics. There are a lot of assumptions made...
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Attempting to convince the mistress to be intimate with the speaker, Andrew Marvell’s “To His Coy Mistress” underlines male toxicity by making a joking matter out of manipulative and passion driven men.
I used this gif because the snake from The Jungle Book is trying to hypnotize a child and get the child to do what he says. This relates to ho…Read More
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