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    The City Shaped; The City as Diagram In the Tired chapter‚ “The City as Diagram”‚ he explains that the design intent that determines the eventual form of certain cities. With the contemporary Eco village of Arcosanti and the Medieval period Palmanova in Italy‚ he contrasts two distinct forms‚ tracing their diagrammatic evolution. The diagram of the two cities is very specific‚ addressing their intent; responding to the landscape the former and to the militaristic needs and ideas in the latter

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    Black Skin‚ White Masks www.plutobooks.com Revolution‚ Democracy‚ Socialism V.I. Lenin Edited by Paul Le Blanc 9780745327600 Selected Writings Black Skin‚ White Masks Frantz Fanon Forewords by Homi K. Bhabha and Ziauddin Sardar 9780745328485 Jewish History‚ Jewish Religion The Weight of Three Thousand Years Forewords by Pappe / Mezvinsky/ Said / Vidal 9780745328409 Israel Shahak The Communist Manifesto Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels Introduction by David Harvey 9780745328461

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    The Mask The mask is a form of deception or illusion. Sometimes‚ it can be worn as both. It hides the true emotions of slaves‚ keeping the slave master from knowing what is going on in their minds. The mask also allows the slave to have an identity without the master’s detection. The mask gives the illusion that the slave is exactly how the masters believe‚ ignorant‚ incapable of true emotion‚ and unable to think for themselves. A perfect depiction of the mask can be found in Charles

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    the Mask” Paul Laurence Dunbar’s poem “We Wear the Mask” attempts to convey that all of humanity wears a mask for basic survival. The poet ultimately conveys that since we cannot be true to ourselves we can’t expect the more from the world than lies. Dunbar uses “we” as a general term for all of humanity‚ although he is not excluding himself from this generalization. We as a society have at one point felt the strain of what others decide who we should be based off gender and race. The mask is

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    shadows‚ I hide behind a mask. This is me about to divulge my story‚ so please read on reader. I believe that finding true freedom a person’s mask will fall off. I always told myself as a kid to keep the mask on or else I might get hurt. I do not really know where this type of thinking came from. The mask only came off when I was in the safety of my own room. For years‚ I stay behind my fake face waiting and watching the world in silence until the day I could take the mask off in public. I realize

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    In the two poems We Wear the Mask by Paul Laurence Dunbar and Glass Ceiling by T.R. Hummer they have a common theme about how people often shield themselves and others from reality for social reasons. People do this is many different ways. In our society we can’t tell when people are shielding their true feelings because they are wearing a mask so to speak. In the poem We Wear the Mask the author talks about how wearing a mask changes the way people see you and how it covers up your true emotions

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    poems like in “Richard Cory” and also the poem “mask”. They are both have their own meaning‚ like In Richard Cory he talks about how money can change someone and just the way they act after they get what they always wanted. The mask is talking about begin fake‚ or telling somebody take off your mask. There are people go have masks and they always wear it and act like they are someone different than. There are so many people that are wearing a mask because either their afraid or scared of something

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    In the multilayered mystery “My Father’s Mask‚ Joe Hill presents a young boy and his family travel to a remote cabin the family inherited from the boy’s grandfather. On the way‚ his mom tells him a story about “playing card people” who are ruining their lives. They are going to sell many of the possessions in the cabin because they need the money. When they arrive‚ both of his parents dawn masks‚ telling him it’s an old tradition. The next day‚ he is dispatched to the woods to gather firewood. He

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    I had such a great time decorating my mask in class this week! To be honest‚ I was a little terrified going into class that I wouldn’t be able to decorate my mask to my own expectations without spending a few hours on it‚ or that I would not be able to express the concept that I had created in my mind for my mask. As I worked on it‚ however‚ my worries faded away and I felt at ease because the activity in itself was so relaxing. After I gathered the paint‚ glitter‚ and feathers that I felt so

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    In the poem‚ “We Wear the Mask’‚ the narrator‚ Paul Lawrence Dunbar‚ expresses the pain African American experienced during the slave trade and how the slaves learned to suppress their emotions. The poem shows a contrast between African American’s social faces and their “bleeding hearts”. The tone of the poem is not a corrective tone‚ but rather an explanatory one. In considering the time period‚ it would make sense that the narrator would be careful about insulting the white community. In the

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