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    Movie 1: Arirang The documentary has two parts‚ "The Korean American Journey‚" which covers the community’s history from 1903 to about 1960‚ and "The Korean American Dream‚" which continues the story through the present. The film begins the story of how and why‚ in less than three years in the early 1900s‚ more than 7‚000 Koreans left their strife-torn homeland for new lives on the sugar plantations of Hawaii. The film is more than just another tale of a people immigrating to America and finding

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    Links: The Significance of Chain Mail in Beowulf A brotherhood is a bond created between men that forms a sense of unity amongst them. The belief is that a brotherhood should work together‚ fight together and ultimately treat one another as if they are truly brothers. The warriors in the heroic epic Beowulf wear a form of protective armor on their upper body known as chain mail‚ this chain mail represents the rise and fall of the brotherhood that the community of Heorot so strongly believes in

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    Hazing: The Right Form of Brotherhood? Brotherhood‚ according to Merriam Webster dictionary‚ is the condition or quality of being brothers. It is an association of men‚ a fraternity or union‚ united for common purposes. But this brotherhood has its conditions. Members have to go through “hazing” which serves as a ritual which involves humiliating‚ abusing‚ and harassing as a way of initiating a person into the group. If brotherhood is what these groups are for‚ then why do hazings

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    In both ‘Slumdog millionaire’ and ‘Millions’‚ the director Danny Boyle explores the subject of brotherhood. Furthermore‚ in both films‚ Boyle makes the same suggestion that the strength of brotherhood bonds is tested when circumstances change to increase pressure in the relationship. In both films‚ this theme is explored through the development of the characters in the opening scenes‚ the rising action and the climax. In the film ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ we are taken to the city of modern Mumbai and

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    fellow besieged families‚ non-hospitable farmers‚ and common struggles due to the Depression. Steinbeck uses these events to show strong brotherhood through biblical allusion‚ character development‚ and inter chapters. Biblical allusion is found extremely often in the pages of The Grapes of Wrath. Through biblical allusion‚ Steinbeck portrays the brotherhood of the migrant workers. For example‚ in the Bible‚ Moses’ mother puts baby Moses in a basket‚ which takes him down a river. Later‚ Moses

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    life anew. He joins the Brotherhood‚ a group striving for the betterment of the Black race‚ an ideal he reveres. Upon arrival in the Brotherhood‚ he meets Brother Tarp and Brother Tod Clifton who give him a chain link and a paper doll‚ respectively. I choose to write about these items because they are symbolic of his struggle in his community fighting for the black people and of his struggle within himself searching for identity.<br><br>The narrator works hard for the Brotherhood and his efforts are

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    Western influences‚ such as capitalism‚ that had brought to Egypt. This altruism ethos can be seen in the early stages of the Brotherhood‚ were the organisation initially focused on charitable and educational work in communities‚ providing job-training programmes‚ schools‚ programs to support widows and orphans as well as operating 21 hospitals throughout Egypt. The brotherhood grew and quickly became a major political force‚ by representing the cause of the disenfranchised classes‚ promoting a conception

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    Puppets: A journey for selfhood in a cruel and manipulated society. There are some works of literature today that display a good reflection of ideals in society. Literature often provides us an in- depth story where a protagonist is faced with many hardships and deal with them throughout their life- long journey. In the book Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison‚ the main character and protagonist‚ struggles in search for self-identity. The protagonist is the narrator and remains unnamed throughout

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    In the beginning‚ the narrator is telling us about the speech he gave at his high school that caught the eye of the white superintendent‚ who invited him to speak it at a local hotel. At the hotel‚ he was gathered into a blindfolded boxing match and then forced to watch a naked white woman dance. After that‚ he read his speech and received his prize: a briefcase with a scholarship to the college for Negroes in it. That night he dreamed of his dead grandfather and he was told to open the briefcase

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    The narrator is inducted into the Brotherhood at a party at the Chthonian Hotel and is placed in charge of advancing the group’s goals in Harlem. After being trained in rhetoric by a white member of the group named Brother Hambro‚ the narrator goes to his assigned branch in Harlem‚ where he meets a black youth leader named Tod Clifton. He also becomes familiar with the Black Nationalist leader Ras the Exhorter‚ who opposes the interracial Brotherhood and believes that black Americans should

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