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Read MoreIn the short story “Araby” by James Joyce, the narrator’s reflection on his childhood highlights his growth and contrasts to the boy’s changing view of himself and the world around him throughout the story. In the beginning of the...
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Read MoreChapter one of Jane Eyre opens with ten-year-old Jane, alienated in her home by her cruel family. This chapter inspired me in many ways for my short story or poem. The fact that the novel opened with Jane as...
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Kaileigh commented on the post, Overcoming Insecurity
Paige,
I loved loved loved your post on insecurities in individuals’ daily lives. So many people in today’s world are filled with insecurities but believe they are alone in their feelings. Your acknowledgement of this idea, as well as your list of specific ways to overcome insecurities is very helpful for all individuals, but especially for the…Read More -
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Read MoreThe National Mall in Washington, D.C. is not just the location of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom as my previous article talked about. Designed in 1791 by L'Enfant by the orders of George Washington, the National...
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In the poem “To His Coy Mistress,” author Andrew Marvell builds a disrespectful and forceful speaker through the manipulation of his lover, emphasizing his reliance on a physical relationship as a measure of love, a declaration of the speaker not being a particularly nice guy by standards.
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