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    world creates the countless possibilities to enrich or challenge a community or group. This form of belonging is clearly evident in the play ‘rainbows end’ by Jane Harrison and how the aboriginal community have a sense of belonging in their small community and a large sense of not belonging with the white society‚ this sense of inclusions is also evident in the poem ‘l gave myself to him’ by Emily Dickinson‚ which explores a women’s wanting of acceptance from her husband and her constant feeling of an

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    This notion is clearly portrayed through my texts Rainbows End by Jane Harrison‚ The Rabbits by John Marsden and The Ugly Ducking Illustrated by United Artists. Belonging is a mind set‚ which is at times affected by factors such as social status‚ individual circumstances and culture. Problems can often arise due to these factors and through my representations of belonging I will reveal and evaluate these significant issues. My first text Rainbows End supports and reveals‚ to belong is to feel connected

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    representations of personal‚ cultural‚ historical and social contexts in both texts. Rainbow’s End is a contemporary indigenous play by Jane Harrison and she conveys her ideas about belonging through the use of characters‚ events‚ places and relationships. Rainbow End is a drama that follows a narrative structure. It essentially revolves around the conflict of Dolly and Errol’s relationship between an Aboriginal girl and a white boy in the setting of 1950s Australia. Errol’s plan for Dolly scene represents

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    information regarding a topic using a source‚ which method of incorporating evidence would be most effective? providing data paraphrasing quoting summarizing If you wanted to write a paper analyzing how John Milton uses language in the epic poem Paradise Lost‚ which method of incorporating evidence would be most effective? quoting paraphrasing summarizing providing data What do you need to do to avoid a floating quotation? rephrase each direct quotation in your own words give

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    No Rainbow‚ No Roses In the reading "No Rainbow‚ No Roses" of Beverly P. Dipo reports about the last minute of the patient who is called Mrs. Trane. The writer does everything for the Mrs. Trane without asking‚ because he knows Mrs. Trane is dying and he has no time to do anything for her. Even though‚ this is a very first time the writer know Mrs. Trane but he doesn’t know why he has a lot of passion when he sees her. He has used many senses of human in this reading to express his emotion; such

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    Colors of the Rainbow ENG/125 January 31‚ 2011 Race‚ segregation‚ and discrimination is still being talked about even to this day after everything that had went on. It only seems right that race and ethnicity is discussed in the month of black history. This is the time that we celebrate the accomplishments of one special man that allowed us to see past color and ethnicity; the one we call Dr. Martin Luther King. We have come a long way from back in the day when two different races were

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    Advanced Finance 1. Homework Investment Analysis 1. Question Rainbow Products Savings - $5000/year Machine costs $35.000 Expected to last for 15 years Cost of capital 12% A. payback?‚ NPV?‚ IRR? Payback: The amount of time required for a firm to recover its initial investment. by dividing the initial investment by the annual cash inflow. In our case $35.000/$5000= 7years NPV: Investment- the PV of its cash inflows discounted at a rate( the firm’s cost of capital)

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    An Absolutely Ordinary Rainbow What significant ideas relating to belonging are explored in your related text? In the 1969 poem “An Absolutely Ordinary Rainbow” by influential Australian poet Les Murray many key themes are explored‚ for example belonging. Significant ideas such as acceptance and fear of both individuality and conformity are intensely critiqued in this poem by using a grown man to depict the fear of abnormality and segregation within society. Belonging can be perceived as a sense

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    The fruit is ripe and ready to fall from the tree. Much like the leaves of fall‚ when the leaves fall they die but it opens up space for something else to grow. The same can be said for us as humans. It is often hard to let go of old patterns even when these patterns are unhealthy or no longer serve us. The ripeness card gives us the message that it is time‚ you have done the work and now you have reap the rewards for all of your hard work. It’s important to seize the moment because if you let the

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    A Beautiful Rainbow Race is a modern idea that was developed 500 years ago during the slave trade. Europeans believed that enslavement is terrible. Why should anyone be enslaved? They believed that Africans were not true humans and were a lesser human; therefore‚ Africans can be enslaved. This is how race was developed. Racism is the belief that one race is superior to other races. Racism leads to discrimination because an inferior race should not receive equal rights as the superior race;

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