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    Ayaan talks about the concept of Islamic culture. Ayaan identifies gender‚ money & violence as the main obstacles to the integration of immigrants into Western society. Muslim attitudes on the status of women‚ education of girls‚ credit‚ debt and financial planning weaken people’s ability to honor their obligations or avail themselves of opportunity. The argument showcased is that Muslim schools should be banned in western societies because they are breeding grounds for indoctrinating young people

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    Joy Kogawa: Characteristics of a Positive Lifestyle Finding one’s identity can be a strenuous task‚ seemingly impossible at times in a world where many people live dependently on others. Joy Kogawa‚ a proud Japanese Canadian and the author of the award winning novel Obasan and its bestselling sequel Emily Kato (formerly Itsuka)‚ is no stranger to the constant search for identity and individuality that so many people across the globe find themselves struggling to obtain. The reader witnesses her constant

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    In the novel Obasan‚ Joy Kogawa depicts characters that are in opposition of the crowd due to their background. Characters such as Naomi‚ Obasan‚ and aunt Emily exhibit a unique way that doesn’t follow the crowd. Naomi is the main character of the novel but do not reveal anything too deep about herself until later in the story. Naomi is the character that doesn’t follow the influence of either aunt Emily or Obasan. Naomi doesn’t want to hear about how her japanese culture impacts the way she lives

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    The poem “Where There’s a Wall” by Joy Kogawa describes the historical event of internment or concentration camps using a wall as a metaphor. The author does not outright identify and describe this unfortunate historical event but readers can use the imagery and symbols along with their historical knowledge to be able to determine that the author could be writing about a person in an internment or concentration camp. The poem is universal in the fact that it may not be interpreted in a historical

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    utterly false beliefs. In society today‚ there are many racist people who put down and almost ostracize the people of another community. In Joy Kogawa’s novel‚ Obasan‚ the issue of racism is discussed through the various letters kept by Obasan which in turn provides a first-hand look at was done to Naomi’s family. In Obasan‚ there are many instances where the Joy Kogawa uses images of animals‚ such as insects‚ kittens and especially chickens to support a general theme of dehumanization. Also these animals

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    In Joy Kogawa’s novel “Obasan‚” a Japanese-Canadian‚ Naomi Nakane‚ recalls her dark childhood during World War II. Since Naomi is a Japanese Canadian during World War II‚ her childhood was full of racism and prejudice and is treated harshly because she is Japanese; thus‚ affecting the story by bringing in flashbacks of sadness and devastation. During World War II‚ Japan launches an attack on the Unites States; resulting an immediate declaration of war against Japan. Canada ‚ being America’s ally

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    The Simple Joy of a Happy Meal Mc Donald’s is now in more than one hundred countries all around the world. Our company has been out since 1954‚ we are a very committee to our costumers care and satisfactions. Mc Donald’s restaurants now are offering to help more Ronald Mc Donald’s house charity‚ by donating money for every happy meal bought. Our commitment is not only to sale food to costumers‚ but we care about each and every human being that makes our business successful by helping the community

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    Canadians were denied the right to serve their own country3. Consequently‚ after WWII ended‚ discrimination intensified because of a severe lack of understanding between a people and government. In the novel Obasan‚ by Joy Kogawa‚ historical events are revisited through the eyes of Kogawa‚ as the development of social injustice‚ discrimination‚ and hard labour unfold. Japanese Canadians embark on a journey questioning the obscurity of a governing agenda. The years leading up to World War II was a time

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    What scripture says about our joy and happiness.  Can it be leaned and the ways to influence more of it in our daily lives.  The difference between happiness and joy.      According to John Piper:  **************Slide 2**************** Jesus’ aim in all he taught was the joy of his people. John 15:11​  These things I have spoken to you‚ that my joy may be in you‚  and that your joy may be full.  Joy is what God fills us with when we trust in Christ. Romans 15:13​  May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in 

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    Although Joy is presented as the ideal feeling‚ Sadness is a valuable and necessary emotion; therefore the film asserts the importance of embracing sadness instead of ignoring or attempting to correct it. Throughout the movie‚ the other emotions‚ predominantly Joy‚ talk down upon Sadness‚ and she receives the foot of the blame in most situations. Joy’s condescending diction is directed toward Sadness when she touches the memories‚ and they begin to turn blue. Joy’s carefully chosen words and tone

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