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    English21b.1156 2/7/11 EP3 Like everything in life‚ there is always a cause to something and with a cause come’s its effects. In the case of Gloria Anzaldua and Eric Liu we see that the cause of them having to assimilate is because they live in a dominant society to which their culture and identity do not meet the standards of the currents society. This causes them to have to assimilate so that they are able to fit

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    Chinatown What is the central theme of Chinatown and what key symbols and motifs are used to develop this theme? Fashioned as a great film nior the 1974 classic; Chinatown is a crime drama in which central themes coincide with the idea that the world is an inherently corrupt place where men of vice conquer over the helplessness of the innocent and ignorant. Plot‚ characters‚ and setting mark this piece as a neo film nior. However it is the use of pessimistic tone‚ also found common in many

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    Lucy Liu

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    Lucy Liu is an important figure in the Asian American community. She is one of the few Asian actors who sas made it big in the film world. She has starred in a television series‚ "Ally McBeal‚" and also in movies. Her biggest impact in the film world has been the movie Charlie’s Angels‚ in which she instills strength in being a woman and also brings in elements of her Asian background. Lucy Liu has indeed broken the stereotype of Asian Americans as she is not passive or submissive. Lucy Liu has

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    known within China by his temple name‚ Gaozu (Chinese: pinyin: Gāozǔ)‚ personal name Liu Bang (Wade-Giles: Liu Pang)‚ was the first emperor of the Han Dynasty‚ ruling over China from 202 BC to 195 BC. Liu Bang was one of the few dynasty founders in Chinese history who emerged from the peasant class (another major example being Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty). In the early stage of his rise to prominence‚ Liu was addressed as "Duke of Pei"‚ with the "Pei" referring to his hometown of Pei County

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    Sharon Lei English 101 Professor Ewan Magie 13 October 2013 Critical response to Eric Liu: “Note of a Native Speaker” Eric Liu is a writer for MSNBC and a fellow at the New American Foundation. In his essay “ Note of a Native Speaker” he starts off listing way that characterize that he is “white”. He discussed how he did not ‘ask” to be white. That he began his assimilation‚- which means “whiting” before he was born .He described how he was raised in a non “typical “ Chinese family that

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    Chinatown: Its culture‚ history‚ demographics and landscape Abstract This research paper encompasses parts of Chinatown ’s culture‚ history‚ demographics and landscape. We will attempt to explain some of their beliefs and customs‚ as well as‚ link the present Chinese Americans to their past in Communist China. It ’s hard to remain objective‚ particularly while taking this class (COMS540)‚ but in an effort to remain somewhat neutral‚ we will limit our comments to just slightly closer to being

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    Bernie Liu

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    Bernie Liu‚ an architect by profession‚ is an entrepreneur at heart with a dream and a vision.  In 1986‚ right after the People Power Revolution‚ Bernie together with close friends from college and supported by his family who were then garments manufacturers‚ conceptualized‚ produced and marketed an initial product line of one-sized T-shirts with catchy prints–all targeted at the youth market. And so Penshoppe was born!  Today‚ the merchandise mix of Penshoppe‚ the anchor brand of Golden ABC

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    Chinatown‚ an Oscar winner and a must watch movie. Polanski’s greatest achievement in which Jack Nicholson leads as a private investigator named J.J Gittes. From the beginning of the movie‚ we can’t blink an eye so we won’t miss anything; we follow the actors‚ we care about them and we look forward to see what will happen with them. With the help of Robert Towne‚ who won many awards from Oscars to Golden Globes and others‚ the movie became flawless. Chinatown is a devastating movie about the crisis

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    streets of Chinatown. The reason why I chose Chinatown is because it portrays my Asian background‚ but at the same time‚ it still brings out some Western elements so that I could relate the two different cultures with each other. I had some trouble coming up with a site that allows me to feel connected to it because a lot of the other sites that I go to more often do not signify anything special particular about my character. The first site that came to mind when I was brainstorming ideas was Barnes

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    Hung Liu

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    In the first sentence of Hung Liu Pollock states‚ “Painting is a returned gaze upon an absence‚ a loss that is summoned back to meet us at the surface where the painter has worked and history has been invoked.” In other words‚ Pollock describes Liu paintings as a reimbursed western gaze on forgotten women‚ reclaiming them to history by depicting them as prostitutes‚ mothers‚ and warriors. For example‚ Liu’s paintings give a modern spin on old Chinese values and images. Pollock’s theory of absence

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