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    Literary Analysis Essay – Who’s Irish? Diction and syntax are used in literature to give the narrator a certain atmosphere or to portray the narrator in a light other than the common person. Diction is defined as the choice of words especially with regard to correctness‚ clearness‚ or effectiveness (Merriam-Webster). Syntax is defined as the way in which linguistic elements are put together to form constituents‚ as phrases or clauses (Merriam-Webster). Gish Jen use both of these literary tools

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    Summary: “Who’s Irish” written by Jen Gish‚ tells the story of a sixty-eight-year-old Chinese immigrant and her struggle to accept other cultures different from her own. The main character is the fierce Chinese grandmother who is the former owner of a Restaurant. She has been living in the United States for a while but is still critical of other cultures‚ such as her son-in-law’s‚ John‚ Irish family and the American values. Therefore she is disappointed that her daughter‚ Natalie‚ insist of living

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    The Definition of “Family” in the Constitution Should be changed Article 41 of the Constitution recognises the Family “as the natural primary and fundamental unit group of Society”‚ and as a “moral institution possessing certain inalienable and imprescriptible rights” which are “antecedent and superior to all positive law”. The State guarantees to protect the Family in its constitution and authority “as the necessary basis of social order and as indispensable to the welfare of the Nation and the

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    CONSOCIATIONALISM

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    CONSOCIATIONALISM A brief study by Oloruntuyi Ifeoluwa Olusayo INTRODUCTION A large percentage of pluralistic communities live divided and therefore find it difficult to have a stable democratic government. In a community where the minority feel they are being cheated by the majority and are unable to be a part of decision making‚ these minorities are likely to defend themselves by resorting to fights and thus creating instability. Therefore‚ to stabilize such communities‚ leaders resort to making

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    Riders to the Sea

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    Riders to the sea is written by famous Irishman drama writer John Millington Synge as one of his magnum opus. Riders to the sea was written in 1903 and performed on 1904 at Irish National Society. It is a one-act tragedy with four characters: Maurya(mother)‚ Bartley(son)‚ Cathleen(daughter) and Nora(another daughter)‚ based on how Irishmen struggle with the ferocious sea and being hopeless. The whole play talks about one main story: the family’s struggle with the sea because their income money for

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    watch it happen firsthand‚ it gave Swift an emotional appeal to the subject. All Swift wanted was a solution and for others to be aware of the crisis. Swift hoped to grab the attention of people in the clergy who had the resources to help the starving Irish. At the same time the article was written‚ Ireland was ruled by England. Many important people with the ability to change what was going on in Ireland didn’t care enough. They probably weren’t affected as much by this fathom because they didn’t have

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    effectively paints a picture for his audience to better understand the intensity of the situation. Strolling‚ or prostitution‚ was used widely to earn money to provide for families. Continuing to invoke emotion‚ Swift explains the hard-comings of the Irish people when he says‚ “they grow up either turn thieves for want of work‚ or leave their dear native Country to fight for the Pretender in Spain‚ or sell themselves to the Barbados.” Swift proposes that the inhabitants of Ireland should raise and sell

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    A Modest Proposal Analysis Jonathan Swift’s 1729 essay “A Modest Proposal” demonstrates how the writer uses satire to enlighten the reader on the critical state of Ireland‚ at that time. In the essay‚ Swift suggests that the poor should sell their children to the rich so that they can “contribute to the feeding‚ and partly to the clothing‚ of many thousands.” Swift doesn’t simply want the poor to pay attention but wants to point his chagrin towards the politicians as well as the catholic citizens

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    The Ghost of Duffy's Cut

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    in which Irish immigrants migrated to America with the hope of being able to take advantage of the opportunities that living in a new world had to offer. However‚ upon arriving to U.S. shores‚ many immigrants were subject to social inequality‚ exploitation‚ and living in harsh conditions. The tragic deaths of the fifty-seven Irish men on Duffy’s Cut exemplify how the causes and effects of immigration‚ industrialization as well as disease were all significant indicators of problems the Irish living

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    lesbian girl. The older generation of Indian people didn’t really know what a gay or lesbian person was. That was a major difference between the two cultures‚ sexually at least. In the movie‚ this Indian girl wanted to get together with her white‚ Irish coach. Something of that sort is not tolerated by the family or religion of her Indian culture. Indian people sometimes have arranged marriages‚ if not then are expected to get married at an early age‚ to an Indian man. She could not be seen expressing

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