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    Sherman Alexi

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    The title of this book “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian” fits it very well‚ because it’s about the very real feelings and experiences of a boy that’s trying to fight his way out of poverty while still trying to keep his heritage alive. The protagonist’s name is Arnold Spirit Junior he’s a young Native American boy growing up on a reservation that aspires to change his life by leaving the reservation and its traditions behind to go to school in a neighboring town with white students

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    Cindy Sherman Analysis

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    Cindy Sherman Cindy Sherman was born on January 19th 1954‚ and is an American photographer who uses her portraits as social commentary- particularly on female stereotypes. She created her famous ‘Film Stills’ work in 1977 and developed and progressed through her works since then. Throughout my art project‚ I have been mimicking her self portrait style when creating my photographs styled as ‘Rapunzel.’ ‘Untitled’- 2004 For this portrait‚ Cindy Sherman has gone with her usual style of styling

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    very powerful story. It was a great example of wanting to stand out and trying to figure out why that was not a common thing in Sherman Alexies’ culture. I believe Sherman Alexie wrote this story to show us all how literature changed his life and his was of thinking. He always did have‚ from the beginning‚ curiosities. He was always curious as to why there were no Indian writers in the books he read. All of his questions led him to finding many answers. His way of thinking made him very different

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    Alexie titles this work “Evolution” and this is ironic since what actually happens is closer to extinction than an evolution as the white man‚ takes their goods by pawn‚ which gives them the means to purchase alcohol‚ and thereby further degrade their lifestyle (Kirszner & Mandell‚ 2012‚ p 523). At a minimum‚ the Native American culture is degraded to the point of shame and want. The Native American can no longer sustain their way of life on the reservation and they seek money‚ only to give that

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    Analysis of the Killers

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    Written by Earnest Hemingway‚ “The Killers”‚ is a short story about two hit men planning to kill a boxer for a “friend” in Henry’s Lunchroom and Nick is involved in it. The plot can be divided into three parts according to the shifting of places. The first part is happening in a lunchroom where Nick is at. The killers come to order food there then tie up Nick as well as the cook‚ aiming to wait for the person they want to kill to come. In the end the boxer doesn’t show up and they do not hurt

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    In The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian‚ by Sherman Alexie‚ we see a common theme of a Native American child trying to get a better education for himself. Early on in the novel‚ Junior finds that his geometry book belonged to his mother before it belonged to him and he threw it at the teacher. “I couldn’t believe that the book belonged to my mother‚ how horrible is that” (31). This scene really sets the stage for him going out and trying to find a better education for himself. From then

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    Rhetoric Analysis

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    English 103 Rhetorical Analysis Authors Becky Herz‚ and Kim Phuc wrote essays that not only touched hearts‚ but also made people take a different look at life and those around them. “The Long Road to Forgiveness” and “My Husband Will Call Me Tomorrow” are two essays that use literary devices such as pathos‚ imagery‚ ethos‚ and repetition to effectively tell their stories. By using different rhetorical and literary devices in their writing they were able to make an impact with their words. Words

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    in person’s future. For example‚ Sharman Alexie and Edwige Danticate. Alexie is an Indian boy‚ who grew up on the Spokane Indian reservation‚ but he was a very smart child. Alexie admires his father‚ so he starts to like the books like him. At an early age‚ Alexie could not read‚ but he tries to recall the story from the pictures of the book. He starts with superman comic book. Also‚ Alexie is picking up hi father books. Before Alexie knows the vocabulary to say a paragraph‚

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    Rhetoric Analysis

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    Macall Brandenburger Professor Eakmen English 1302 27 /march 2015 Rhetorical Analysis on “The Clan of One-Breasted Women” In the essay “The Clan of One-Breasted Women‚” Terry Tempest William’s purpose is to reveal her experience with respect to nuclear testing. By using her family history‚ statistics‚ personal memory‚ historical facts‚ and court cases to elegantly and adequately portray her personal experience in the nightmare of cancer due to above ground nuclear testing in 1957. Ms. Tempest Williams

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    Rhetoric Analysis

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    Rhetorical Analysis Alcohol Can End Your Party As each day in life passes by‚ there are new products coming out‚ new charities being formed‚ and new problems that arise in the world around us. Therefore‚ new advertisements are constantly coming out to promote products and grab people’s attention. As we flip through magazines and TV channels‚ there are some advertisements that catch our eye and some that we just pass through. An effective Ad is one that makes you stop flipping

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