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American Women Writers
I have learned a great deal in this class. I have read, re-read, highlighted, and underlined. I have scribbled, annotated, folded the corners of pages, and circled words. I have been surprised, saddened, amazed and confused. I have been enlightened, I have learned. Iāve learned about the love of woman for her mistress and the sacrifice one is willing to take when in love with reading āTheā¦
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Janie Neal Hurston
Writerās often pride themselves on their versatility, their ability to mold characters out of thin air and to tell stories so great that they melt the hearts of their readers. However it goes without saying that characters that resemble the author/ are a reflection of who the author would like to be come to life in a way like no other. This is especially true in the case of Zora Neal Hurston asā¦
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Learning Isn't Overrated.. Is it?
This past Monday, artists Willow and Jaden Smith had an interview with NYTimes that has been getting a lot of negative feedback. Both Willow and Jaden will be releasing albums this month and in the interview, they talked a little about how they become inspired and where there music comes from. Willow said that she had been reading quantum physics while her big bro had been reading āThe Ancientā¦
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Expectations for Women
To be a girl. To be a girl that acts like a woman. To be a woman that acts like a girl. To be a woman. For many cultures, womanhood is more than age- itās a coming of age. Itās when you get to take on all of the challenges of the world, when you get to fulfill your duties of a wife, when you get to become a mother.
Seems about rightā¦ donāt you think?
That was a trick question. I purposelyā¦
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Love is blind... One can see
Love is blindā¦ One canĀ see
Iām sure we all have heard the saying ālove is blindā at some point in our lives. For the most part, I believe such saying to be true. For anyone that has been in love knows that often time the one who steals our hearts is the one weād least expect. Often time itās the one who wasnāt our type, who never really would have caught our eye, who we never would have guessed. Thatās the beauty of loveā¦
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Identity: Does anyone really know who they are?
Identity: Does anyone really know who theyĀ are?
Who are you? If someone were to ask you this, you would most certainly tell them your nameā¦ right? I certainly would. āMarsellaā, Iād say. But have I answered their question? Did I truly tell them who I am?
Iād hate to turn this into a philosophical discussion about the āselfā and such concepts of that nature but I think it should be noted that telling someone your name doesnāt tell them who youā¦
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A Mother's Love
A Motherās Love
Thereās nothing a mother wouldnāt do for her child. You name it. If itās in the best interest of the child, a mother will be more than willing to do whatever is necessary, even if it does bring them pain or some discomfort. A mother knows best, and in knowing so will sometimes do things in order for her child to know better. In Zitkala-Saās āAmerican Indian Storiesā, Zitkalaās mother is facedā¦
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"The Struggle"
āThe Struggleā
āThe struggleā. The term can mean a number of things depending on oneās situation. The struggle could be one of a college student trying to keep his or her head above water in a challenging semester. It could be one of a college grad landing his or her first job. It could be the fight for a promotion within the company one has put so much of their time into. All of these can fall under thisā¦
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Relationships & Marriage
Since it has been originated, marriage has taken on a multitude of forms and has served many purposes. Whether it was to keep wealth/ status within a certain family/ set of people, arranged to ensure prestige and secure wealth, or done āin the name of loveā marriage continues to prove itself as an act that has multiple interpretations- and multiple misconceptions as well.
In Incidents in theā¦
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Slavery & (the removal of) Childhood
When one thinks of childhood, they most certainly think of youth. They might also think of an innocence attached to that youth. I know I do. When I think of childhood, I think of jump rope, my arms growing tired because my older cousins would never let me āget a jumpā. Then they would have the nerve to call me ādouble-handedā, the audacity. I think of blue water ices that would make my lips turnā¦
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Faith & Religion: The Same Thing?
Since I have known myself, I have alwaysĀ been an inquisitive individual. I was sure to ask a dozen questions at a time. I truly took advantage of the āno question is a stupid questionā rule. I asked, and I asked, and I asked. Drove my mother crazy, Iām sure. Still, the one thing that I was taught never to question, under any circumstance, was religion. That was a big āNo Noā. In fact,Ā Iām a bitā¦
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The Portrayal of Men in the Narratives of Crafts and Wilson
Itās easy for readers to become passive when they come in contact with narratives because they are expecting to hear a story from some sort of authoritative voice. As they are understood for doing this, often time some of the most interesting ideas stem from the story, who is privileged to tell it, and just what that privilege might suggest. In both āThe Bondswomanās Narrativeā by Hannah Craftsā¦
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Novel Cover Art (9/25 class)
It is said that one should never judge a book by its cover, however it is normal for us to judge things on its appearance. Books with interesting or bold covers are often chosen first as they are certain to grab the readerās attention. Meanwhile, books with ānot so interestingā titles are pushed aside, and duly so. Why? Well readers/ consumers believe that if the author thought the book to beā¦
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