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    Rhetorical Analysis Anna Quindlen describes in the essay "Abortion is too Complex to Feel one Way About" the different situation that we as a human race are put in everyday. She talks about the topic of abortion in a way that one feels they have had to make the decision of whether or not a person is pro-choice or pro-life. She uses references that are of different personal experiences in the essay that are vital to the audience. Quindlen is writing to state her point that one should never put

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    country full of wealth and luxury many people who lack in these things fly under the radar. In the essay “School’s out for the Summer” by Anna Quindlen she takes a forceful approach on bring it to the American people’s attention. She shows America that the stories you hear about on the news are more than just oceans away‚ but right here in your backyard. In Anna Quindlen’s essay she effectively shines a light on America’s fight against child hunger. For many children school is a complete drag

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    think of Anna Quindlen. She won many awards. They include but are not limited to a Pulitzer and two Clarion Awards. She is an older sister and a daughter‚ as well as a wife and mother. Anna Quindlen has published many‚ many literary works‚ including novels‚ children’s books‚ nonfiction works‚ columns‚ and new table pictorials. This woman is not only an author‚ but she is a role model and hero to some‚ having accomplished her dreams with great dignity and grace. Anna Quindlen was not always Anna Quindlen

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    caring towards her daughter or a mother who bickers non-stop? Through the short stories Mothers by Anna Quindlen and Amy Tan’s‚ Two kinds‚ the author displays the positive and negative relationship revealed through the presence of a mother. There are different emotions felt when a mother is absent in a daughters life. She strays to wonder how life would be like with her mother. As displayed in Anna Quindlen short story‚ Mothers‚ it is revealed that a daughter struggles to find the actuality of fantasy

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    Quindlen Rhetorical Analysis Most people think that their goal in life is to be perfect. They strive for the best grades‚ to be the best one on the sports’ team‚ get the most scholarships‚ go to the best college‚ and to get the highest paying job. In reality‚ aiming for perfection only leads to downfall. When a person strives for perfection the only thing that can happen is disappointment. Since no one in life is truly perfect‚ goals will not be met‚ and disappointment will have to be faced

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    influence someone to act differently in their everyday life. Authors‚ Anna Quindlen in “Homeless‚” and Barbara Lazear Ascher in “On Compassion‚” emphasize the human aspect of change; however Quindlen is more effective in compelling people to change their ideas about homelessness because of her passionate and inspiring‚ she doesn’t defy in persuading change and making the reader see differently and create new aspects. Quindlen‚ strongly uses examples to persuade change and bring upon an intense

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    In her article “​Our​ ​Tired‚​ ​Our​ ​Poor‚​ ​Our​ ​Kids.” Anna Quindlen discusses the issue about homeless families in the United States and the impact of homelessness on the children. Quindlen describes one situation where six people‚ a woman and five children‚ live together in a room the size of a master bedroom. The idea‚ Quindlen says‚ is that the ineffectiveness of the welfare system has negative impact on families‚ particularly‚ mothers and their offsprings . She poses the statement that

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    Anna Quindlen talks about some important and maybe even slightly uncomfortable points in her essay “Homeless”. Most individuals lacking shelter have access to places that provide the basic necessities for a short period of time‚ but many refuse to go. David Purtle‚ a once homeless man explained on TALK OF THE NATION‚ “All I can say is that my fear of the unknown‚ of what might be waiting for me at that shelter‚ was worse than my fear of the known risk . . . And I think people‚ we’re creatures of

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    Since the time I read them‚ they never came out of my mind‚ and they grabbed my attention since I read their titles. “The Penalty of Death” by Henry Louis Mencken and “Execution” by Anna Quindlen‚ are the essay that affected me the most from the River Reader book. Maybe because I thought about the death penalty before‚ or maybe because their words affected me and my way of thinking. The thing that I am sure about that both of the essay touched my emotions and feelings in a way that let me never forgot

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    Anna Quindlen On Community

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    such as Anna Quindlen. Whilst Peter focuses more on giving anything that is not deemed “necessary” to the poor‚ Anna Quindlen focuses more on self-acceptance and betterment. Although those three points of views are arguably correct in some ways‚ a community should not be based on selfishness or selflessness. A community is a group of people who are all striving for a similar goal: improving one’s self and the ties within the community. For the individuals within the community‚ improving

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