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    RE-WRITING THE COLONIAL DISCOURSE Written by: Nouha Mahjoubi Supervised by: Professor Beltaif The world’s structure today is tightly linked to the historical development and events. One of the most noticeable historical processes is colonization. The British Empire was one of the greatest imperialist powers. It is through colonization that the Western world is gaining a kind of prominence and domination in the world. The influence of colonization may not be very obvious nowadays as the concrete

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    Eden Ettienne Abstract #5 It issaid that community leads to meditation and as a result one looses part of his active self. A man named Robinson Crusoe was involved in a shipwreck‚ and for 25 years was stranded on an island‚ alone. He had to learn to adapt to this island and fend for himself. Although impoverished‚ his story was quite immaculate and extraordinary. His being on the island for so long allowed him to grow a full and intimate relationship with himself and his existence. The truth

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    In Jackie Robinsons line of his letter‚ he means that people of color have been waiting patiently to be respected. In his letter he uses polite tone of diction to explain his point of view. Robinson choose to use a polite but stern diction of writing while writing to president Eisenhower because‚ he had enough of the treatment that was being dished out. He wrote to let him know people of color were tired of hanging on and being civilized‚ while they were being mistreated. Robinson felt as though

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    The invention of printing subjected the existing field of histories – whether allegedly true‚ romantic or novel – to a process of trivializationand commercialization. Romances had circulated in lavishly ornamented manuscripts to be read out to audiences. The printed book allowed a comparatively inexpensive alternative for the special purpose of silent reading. Abridgements of ancient historians‚ popular medieval histories of knights‚ stories of comical heroes‚ religious legends and collections of

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    Atticus and that she is trying to explain it to Scout in a way that she can understand. Atticus is basically saying that if someone doesn’t do any harm or get in your way‚ then you have no reason to do something cruel/mean to them. In this case‚ Tom Robinson is Atticus’s mockingbird. He knows that Tom didn’t do anything wrong and that’s mainly the reason why he wants to defend him in court. Tom has no reason to be punished. The lesson of the importance of protecting innocence in the novel reinforces

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    spent his entire life playing the role of the ideal son and been doing what was expected of him. When he arrives home from college‚ however‚ he is concerned about his future. He wants it to be different‚ but doesn’t know in what way. When Mrs. Robinson propositions him‚ Ben is at first appalled‚ but is soon drawn to the idea of an affair with her. Although it doesn’t necessarily make him happy or proud‚ he carries on the affair by night and floats around in the pool by day‚ still unsure of what

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    Mike Pumphrey 10/25/14 GHIST 102 MWF 11:15 Wole Soyinka would react negatively to the novel Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. Wole Soyinka is a Nigerian playwright and author and has written a lot of pieces about racial oppression. Wole Soyinka would react negatively to Robinson Crusoe because it promotes European superiority‚ exemplifies oppressing Africans and Native Americans‚ and lacks evidence that shows that African culture did not need European involvement to complete it or interpret it.

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    many instances of courage in the novel that it is impossible not to consider it as one of the key themes of the novel. From childhood perceptions of courage such as completing a dare to the monumental examples of courage from Atticus defending Tom Robinson‚ all forms of courage were displayed. Atticus Finch shows continuous and unwavering courage whilst defending Tom Robinson’s rape charge. Atticus knows that Tom is not guilty and despite Maycombe’s ‘Usual disease’ he defends Tom willing to put his

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    The sea trips in films ‚ literature and painting Lіterature Daniel Defoe " Robinson Crusoe "    The novel is about a young man named Robinson Crusoe‚ who dreams of going on sea voyages. On the journey the ship is attacked by pirates and Crusoe is taken as a slave. After slavery‚ he dramatically escapes and lands on an uninhabited island. The Jonathon Swift’s "Gulliver’s Travels" Gulliver’s Travels is an adventure story involving several voyages of Lemuel Gulliver‚ a ship’s surgeon‚ who visited

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    graduate is arriving at a new destination & has much uncertainty in front of him. Dark rooms with shadows are used heavily in this film. The director shows Benjamin’s room as dark and shadowy to parallel his personality. This is also seen in the Robinson house. Shadows everywhere with light on only part of the characters’ faces tells you that this is a house of mystery and uncertainty. The director places lights seemingly on the ground to cast huge shadows of the characters on the walls. This

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