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    Annexure- A Banaras Hindu University PBAS Pro-forma for Promotion under CAS Part-A: General Information And Academic Background | |Name (in Block Letters): | | | |Date and Place of Birth : | | | |Sex: Male/ Female

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    Psychoanalytic Approach to Little Red Riding Hood Although there are numerous approaches employed in understanding literature‚ the psychoanalytic interpretation most significantly attempts to utilize the symbolic mysteries of a work. In exclusive contrast to the formal approach‚ which focuses entirely on the wording‚ the fascinating aspect of the psychoanalytic investigation is that it searches for a purpose beyond that which is strictly in the text. By insinuating the existence of innate

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    The book “Shaolin Tiger” is written by Sandy Fussell. The author’s message is that you have to keep going and not give up‚ people will see you working and they will help you. In the story‚ the six kids and the teacher were in a very unfamiliar place and environment‚ they were in China. They don’t have any money and they don’t know how to speak Chinese. Because they look different than the Chinese people‚ the Chinese people got scared and no one was being kind to them. The six kids and the teacher

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    The story "Little Red Riding Hood" has been read and retold for hundreds of years. The story has been told so many times‚ that now there are many versions of that same story. Some stores have had more exposure than others‚ some with sexual innuendo‚ and others just making fun of the whole concept of "Little Red Riding Hood." The Charles Perrault version of "Little Red Riding Hood" is probably the most known‚ because parents will tell it to their children because it is the version that would offend

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    time due to their appeal to both children and adults. As seen by analyzing the history‚ archetypal elements‚ and the psychological values‚ the “Little Red Riding Hood” by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm brings The history of the “Little Red Riding Hood” indicates why this unique fairytale has and always will stand the test of time. “Little Red Riding Hood” was originally

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    Writing Assignment #2 Topic #11 People often ask me about the large grey wolf hide I keep hanging above the fireplace. I will admit it does seem rather odd for a young girl to have such a thing‚ and I assure you that the story behind it is even stranger. A story I have told many times to guests and passers by‚ and I always get the same look of disbelief‚ but I assure that this story is as true as they come. Walking to my Grandmother’s house was not a strange occurrence for me I had done

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    Narrative Paragraph I prepared to the fullest extent. Knee pads‚ helmet‚ elbow pads‚ the whole nine yards. I was ready. As I stepped out of house into the bright sunshine of midday I heard a voice. “You ready buddy?” I heard my uncle call. I nodded in response “Yes sir!” “Well let’s get to it then” he replied. He wheeled the cherry red bicycle from the side of the house into the empty driveway. “Hop on” he said. I did as I was told. I was a nervous wreck as I climbed onto the two wheeled wonder

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    Riding Dirty on I-95 is a hip-hop/urban fiction book by the author Nikki Turner who speaks on and tells a story of a girl whose life changes in a blink of an eye. This book is three hundred five pages of emotionally seeking struggles of a young girl. Published and edited by Atlantic Book Company and released in 2008‚ Nikki turner has also released 7 other books over the years as well. I chose to read this book because of the triggering story line and from reading another book of hers in the past

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    In the article‚ Adapted from Battle of Hymn of the Tiger Mother the author Amy Chua’s intent is to describe the differences between Chinese and Western parenting styles. She begins by explaining her personal parenting style and although her parenting style brings controversy it also demonstrates what a parent will do in order to help their children be successful. After all‚ a parent’s true purpose is to do what is best for their children. Is Chua harming her children or is she setting them up for

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    Where the Chinese Parenting Becomes Too Much for a Child? Did I go too far‚ how much is too much‚ was that too harsh to say‚ are all questions parents seem to ask themselves when they are raising their children. In Amy Chua’s book‚ Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother‚ the reader can see that even she‚ a strict Chinese Parent‚ seems to ask herself these very questions. Amy Chua finds herself in a bit of trouble when her daughter Lulu won’t conform to the rules of Chinese Parenting‚ pushing Amy Chua to her

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