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    privacy‚ and almost the freedom to do anything. If these rights are taken away‚ people will become irate‚ and eventually they will do anything to get their rights back. In the novel In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez tells the story of Dominican Republicans who have lost their freedoms. Rafael Trujillo‚ dictator of the country creates a secret police called the SIM‚ which he uses to protect the government. These secret police go undercover during their job of bringing in any information

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    Her Everlasting Faith Death is a word associated with loss‚ grief and sadness‚ but in the novel In the Time of the Butterflies we see death in a whole new perspective; martyrdom. Strong‚ independent‚ caring‚ honest‚ and having firm beliefs are all characteristics we see in a martyr especially in Patria. In the novel we explore the wonders of Julia Alvarez’s writing and get to witness Patria as a martyr and an individual who fought for the right of women against a dictator: Trujillo. As an individual

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    Name: Duong Hong Anh Group: 06.1.E1 Date: 01/02/2010 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Discourse Analysis Assignment 1 Text: [pic] [pic] Features of context 1. Addressor: a BBC journalist 2. Addressee: the US readers 3. Audience: online readers 4. Topic: US to resume shortly Haiti medical evacuation flights 5. Setting: place: in a column of online BBC newspaper; time: February 2nd‚ 2010 6. Channel:

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    oppression plays a big role along the movie and we see how much it affects everyone‚ mostly one of the Mirabal sisters‚ Minerva. One great example that is based on the film is how Rafeal Trujillo had so much power because he was the dictator of the Dominican Republic‚ every respected him‚ and treated him like no one else got treated. On contrary‚ Minerva was treated less important and was brought down emotionally and mentally by others including her family because she was a women. This meant that because

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    justify why he/she is an outcast in society. In the novel‚ the theme of isolation is common throughout all the main characters; Oscar‚ Lola‚ and Beli. To start with‚ Oscar begins as a typical Dominican male. As a child‚ Oscar was considered “a Casanova” who was “a ‘normal’ Dominican boy raised in a ‘typical’ Dominican family” (11). Oscar eventually grows “fatter and fatter‚” develops “zits‚” and gets “self-conscious” because his “interest in “Genres...bec[o]me[s] synonymous with being a loser...” (16‚

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    Came From The Dominican Republic was ruled by one of the most ruthless dictators‚ Rafael Trujillo. Julia Alvarez’s father was involved in the underground movement to overthrow the country’s dictator‚ which was uncovered and forced the family to flee the country four months before the founders of that underground‚ the Mirabal sisters‚ were brutally murdered by the dictatorship. Determined to show her adult independence from her family‚ Yolanda returned to the Dominican Republic. Aware of the region’s

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    people they encountered in their lives. I believe the central theme is to push back for what is right‚ even if it’s hard or you stand only‚ in this case they stand as a family. The family has to deal with entrapment in the Dictatorship in the Dominican Republic throughout the entire story‚ this family helps change the entire nation’s feelings‚ from entrapment to open minded. This captivating story is so easy to relate to‚ as it’s presented things every person has to go through in life‚ problems. What

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    Different Scenarios Scenario 1: A two week holiday of either Spain or France‚ staying in a minimum 3* hotel for a family of two adults and a child aged 9years old. They can depart around the middle of July‚ but only want to leave from a bus station around the Newport area. All they ask of the hotel is that it has a nice pool within a short walk (30 minutes max.) to the local beach‚ recommendations on board basis’ would be welcomed. The hotel I have chosen that suits there needs the most is in

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    Letter to the president

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    We‚ the Dominican society‚ salute respectfully while we publicly recognize your efforts of directing a public function in a efficient‚ dynamic and transparent way and your dedication to achieve a more prosperous nation and filled with opportunities for all. In recent months the country has been the scene of a just and necessary debate on the economics and environmental benefits‚ advantages and disadvantages of mining contract signed between the State and the Company Dominican old town Barrick

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    Burned The Book Symbolism

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    They Burned the Books is a alluring story that uses symbolism and imagery to complement the themes of oppression‚ self-acceptance‚ and the ugly extent of love. The short story takes place in the Dominican Republic just before World War one. During this time‚ the socioeconomic aspect in the Dominican Republic was not favorable. This made it very hard for the natives and many of the people who lived there. The story is told in first person meaning‚ the narrator is included throughout this story and

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