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    Topic 22: Today‚ people are getting greedy and selfish. some people argue that we should go back to the old days‚ and show respect for the family and community‚ so that we can make the world a better place to live in. to what extent do you agree or disagree? ESSAY Perhaps the tendency toward individualism has never been more manifest than it is now. Apparently‚ people are significantly overwhelmed by self-oriented and snobbish life style. This fact has posted a contentious issue associated to whether

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    that the financial crisis of 2007 – 2008 was the result of financial innovations like collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and credit default swaps (CDSs)‚ created by greedy bankers who did not understand their own creations (e.g. McDowell 2011). Do you agree or disagree with this analysis? Give reasons for your answer. Greedy can be defined as having a strong desire to have more than you have already got. The bankers discussed in this piece‚ who were involved in the creation of products they

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    Ruth’s perspective she just craved loved and wanted someone to fill her void since he husband would no longer show her an ounce of appreciation. Ruth then decided that Milkman would be her champion and she would love him and hopefully that love would be reciprocated and this relationship would eventually lead her to breastfeeding Milkman even when he was too old for it and thus him receiving

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    Flight In Song Of Solomon

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    for an individual. In Song of Solomon this individual’s legal name is Macon III but everyone in the novel calls him Milkman. Milkman turns out to a descendant of the fabled Solomon‚ who was an African-American who could‚ indeed‚ fly. This relation‚ unbeknownst to Milkman for most of the novel‚ bestows upon him the ability to fly. During his voyage to discover his heritage‚ Milkman takes a leg of the trip by air‚ in an airplane. This flight

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    struck his mother for a statement she made and Milkman retaliates by knocking his father on his butt. Which made a short conflict between the two. This situation was also a case of man vs. self because Milkman’s reaction toward his father was supposedly to defend his mother‚ but he privately realizes that his action was entirely self-serving. He did it to prove his manhood‚ not because he loves Ruth. After the waters have settled Macon Dead talks to Milkman about why he struck his mother and the conflict

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    Song of Solomon

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    behind the story is an old tale about Milkman’s great grandfather Solomon flying back to Africa and leaving his wife Ryna behind with 20 children to tend to. Morrison links this tale across space and time to Milkman’s life three generations later. Milkman “flies” away to find out about his past and leaves behind his lover and cousin‚ Hagar. Throughout the novel‚ Morrison uses literal and figurative flight as a motif that can be interpreted as a vehicle for human escape; however‚ it also serves as the

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    Flying to Find Love

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    Flying to Find Love Toni Morrison whose born name Chloe Ardelia Wofford‚ grew up in a home of storytelling and retellings (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toni_Morrison). One of her favorite past time mythological stories from her childhood‚ has become the basis for a new tale to be told in Morrison’s “Song of Solomon”. The original myth tells of a story of the Igbo People of the West African Nation of Nigeria who were boarded on ship to be sold to slavery‚ and had revolted‚ causing white overseers

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    who jumps from the Mercy hospital. At the same time‚ and at the same hospital‚ a black woman named Ruth gives birth to Macon Dead III‚ and he becomes the first black child to be born in that hospital. The book later shows the boy take the name of Milkman‚ as he was breastfed throughout his childhood. In both the books‚ the two young characters are rather shown as confident individuals. Martin is very anxious towards science and truth and his point of view only grows over time without any confusion

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    first few pages. Morrison depicts eccentric characters and an African folktale to challenge readers into understanding the story’s deeper meaning. Song of Solomon focuses on the life of the protagonist Milkman Dead and his lifelong quest dedicated to discovering both his roots and purpose in life. Milkman has always been dependent and influenced by others; not once did he ever have to rely on himself for anything and being raised by his protective mother and sisters did little to help that. He has survived

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    The South In Toni Morrison

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    midtwentieth century but also in Morrison ’s insistence on the necessity of healing her broken‚ alienated protagonist‚ Milkman Dead. Central to both his maturation and his healing is Milkman ’s recognition that the cultural past of the African American South continues to create his twentieth-century present in ways that are not constraining but liberating. Critics have typically understood Milkman ’s growth and his healing in the context of the mythic quest or the classic initiation story. ’ To be sure‚ Morrison

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