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    The Agrarian Manifesto

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    specificity mirrors early twentieth century Southern historical analysis‚ like that of the Twelve Agrarians‚ focused on an identity outside of the nation and based in romantic‚ nostalgic notions of regional‚ state‚ and local histories. However‚ key texts in the history and historiography of the twentieth century South‚ show that understanding the local and regional experiences requires an appreciation of individualism and broader national contexts. The Southern historiography of the twentieth century

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    A Rose for Emily

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    has been lost throughout time. We are no longer complacent with the slow paced ideals of southern culture. The southern traditions of yesterday have taken a backseat to the fast paced lifestyles that have evolved over centuries. The manner of southern upbringing‚ the depictions of the southern ideals‚ and the charm that is indicative of the South are seen today as symbols of the past. In literature‚ southern characters have been created to convey the representations of the South. In William Faulkner’s

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    Chol’s are leaving northern Sudan indicates that the people would rather be in southern Sudan fighting for southern independence to stop the imminent war and creating a better life for them and their families. 2. The thesis of the article is that Sudan has been politically unstable over the period of its two long civil wars. The south did not identify with the Arab led Sudanese society and created a referendum on southern independence. The two halves of the nation fight in an imminent war killing

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    1. Why does CSX want to buy Conrail? How much should CSX be willing to pay? After passing the Stagger’s Rail Act of 1980‚ railroad companies had possibility to close the unprofitable lines‚ determine the price and make mergers with other companies. Right after these drastic alterations‚ key measure of profitability analysis‚ which is operating ratio‚ decreased significantly from 93.3% to 80.0 %. Overall‚ efficiency in this sector increased‚ and railroads again turned to be competitive against the

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    very stratified/racially segregated. Faulkner portrays the story in five sections that are out of chronological order‚ making the story more interesting and compelling as the reader. Through the use of ironic and interesting symbols and themes‚ the southern gothic fiction literature and movement‚ along with the captivating characterization‚ William Faulkner is able to give the reader a first hand experience in considering the different components of what true love are and reveal how troubled and alienated

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    Peter McPhee offers a compelling social history of the Corbiers in his Revolution and Environment in Southern France: Peasants‚ Lords‚ and Murder in the Corbieres 1780-1830. Sadly‚ the “Environment” portion is severely lacking. He makes up for this rather serious weakness in the robustness of his argument surrounding the class struggle between former peasants and their former seignior and the emergence of a peasant capitalism surrounding wine production. This emergence of peasant capitalism and

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    In ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ written by Harper Lee‚ the author has used numerous different methods to portray the themes of innocence‚ maturity and growing up. These themes were put in so that the audience could become more empathetic towards the characters‚ especially the protagonists. She depicts these themes through characters‚ events‚ using symbolism‚ imagery and contrast located throughout the book. Firstly‚ Harper Lee shows the themes of innocence‚ maturity and growing up through the main

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    Literary Analysis of Wise Blood “God so loved the world‚ he gave his only begotten son‚ that whoever believes in him shall never die‚ but have eternal life.” (Bible) The redemption of man through Christ is a theme that can be seen across the entire world. In Flannery O’Connor’s Wise Blood‚ the elements of redemption and Christianity are used to portray the moral decay of our society‚ and the influence of the devil in our everyday lives. The characters in the novel are used to show this societal

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    It is the later years of The Great Depression in a small town of Maycomb‚ Alabama where a young girl by the name of Jean Louis –called Scout- plays with her brother and best friend. They imagine ways to get their scary and mysterious neighbor‚ Boo Radley‚ out of his house. But instead decide to re-enact fictional scenes of Boo stabbing his father. As their curious minds think up more and more versions of these little re-enactments‚ they begin to lose interest and instead turn to the more pressing

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    INTERNATIONAL RELATION AND ITS IMPACT TO THE SOCIATY The renewed violence in the Nuba Mountains‚ Sudan. If it were to continue that way without constructive dialogue between the government of Sudan and the rebels‚ the Nuba Mountains people will be wiped out in the next thirty years!‚ it will not be because of diseases or the end of the world in Sudan‚ but because of the Sudan government is policy; blocking of the humanitarian help to reach the people in Nuba Mountains‚ the rebels in South Sudan

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