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    Haunting of Hill House written by Shirley Jackson‚ the story revolves around Eleanor Vance‚ the protagonist per se spend most of her younger years hating her mother and sister. As the story unfolds‚ through her illusionary vision‚ sisterly bond with Theodora and unwillingly decision to leave hill house‚ the readers can feel Eleanor’s yearning for a sense of belonging and attention as she joins Dr. Montague in a summer adventure at the Hill House. As the story begins‚ on Eleanor’s way to the Hill House

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    My plan for conducting interviews with the Black house kids in Chicago started with my key co-collaborator‚ Dxxxx Pxxxxx‚ who is a well-known and highly respected presence in the house community. I knew that he would provide the entry point for where to conduct my spatial observations of the spaces that the house kids used for their social gatherings. This led to combining my snowball sample technique that Dxxxxx helped oversee as well as the house kids that stood out at the party selected for my

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    A View from the Bridge - Catherine and Eddie causing tension. The play ‘A view from the bridge’ is by Arthur Miller. It is set in 1930s America‚ in an Italian American neighborhood near the Brooklyn Bridge in New York. Miller creates dramatic tension via the use of the characters Eddie and Catherine and their relationship together. Eddie and Beatrice are Catherine’s Aunt and Uncle. Catherine is Beatrice’s sister’s daughter. Her parents have died so she now lives with them. Eddie and Catherine

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    people by the color of our skin‚ black lives matter‚ and so does everyone else. On any type of application there’s a section that asks for your race and ethnicity. I have always wonder why does it matter and what are they going to do with this information? Since 1977 many agencies collect personal data on race and ethnicity. When these questions asked its creating a divide with different races and ethnic groups. If policies and opportunity are equal to everyone why do they need to know what color

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    This brief moment portrays the tension between the ghosts--anguishing in Hades’ underworld--and Hercules who had the fortune to live with the gods on Mount Olympus in his afterlife. The tension Odysseus witnesses represents the polarity between heaven--symbolized by Hercules--and hell--symbolized by the ghosts. Death is a frequent motif throughout The Odyssey and by negatively portraying it‚ especially in comparison to Hercules’ afterlife with the gods‚ Homer shows why characters such as Odysseus struggle

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    Comparing the novel The Haunting of Hill House and the movie Poltergeist‚ there are many common factors they share. Both have a female character as a protagonist and a spirit as an antagonist. The two literatures‚ in print and film‚ also have the heart of the house revolving around a child’s setting. There are still more similarities between both the book and movie‚ as there are dissimilar. The Haunting of Hill House is taking place in a setting where all of the characters are adult‚ as supposed

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    African American Studies CNN- Being Black in American 2? CNN continues its investigation of the most challenging issues facing African-Americans with "Black in America 2." Soledad O ’Brien reports on people who are using ground-breaking solutions to transform the black experience. The documentary goes on to identify what is “Being black in America”. It discusses‚ what I call the old Jim crow laws. What rights we have and still do not have still how blacks still gets racially profiled. Also‚

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    How are women portrayed in The Crucible? In Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible”‚ we are faced with an interesting psychological question: What would happen if the lowest social rank attained power? After all‚ in the time of the Salem witch trials‚ women suffered because of their low rank and were expected to submit themselves to men. However‚ instead of portraying strong female figures‚ which combat outdated beliefs of a woman’s duty‚ this play casts women as weak creatures whose only access to

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    How does Shaffer create and use dramatic tension in “The Royal Hunt of the Sun” and to what effect? The Royal Hunt of the Sun is a gripping play about the journey of the Spanish army sent to conquer Peru‚ and the unlikely friendships that are formed. Shaffer creates dramatic tension with a number of techniques such as the use of Martin to narrate the story to the audience‚ a unique and powerful use of sounds‚ and the use of symbolic props and duologue scenes that create dramatic irony. He also

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    Foreshadowing in “The Fall of the House of Usher” In “The Fall of the House of Usher”‚ Edgar Allen Poe uses foreshadowing to entice the readers and to hint at future events that may occur later on in the story. An example in the story in which Poe uses the setting‚ particularly the “melancholy House of Usher”‚ to foreshadow the story’s outcome can be found in the final paragraph on page 63. In this paragraph‚ the narrator expresses his anxiety as he approaches the eerie‚ crumbling‚ and unsettling

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