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    Barometer Rising Analysis

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    ISU Journal #1 A prevalent theme in Barometer Rising by Hugh MacLennan is women are not seen as equals to men in this time period. This theme often expressed using the character Penelope (Penny) Wain. Penny works as a ship designer in a mainly male shipyard. There are few women in the ship designing field and some men do not approve of Penny’s position in the shipyard. Simon Perry‚ an employee at the shipyard‚ admits to Penny‚ “How the likes of you works in a place like this beats me . . . It ain’t

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    Rising Cost of Living

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    Today‚ rising cost of living is an everyday theme. In the bus‚ at the office and at the market‚ almost all conversations revolve around the rising prices. Increase of general price levels is generally known as ‘inflation’. The common man feels the inflation when the prices of his consumer goods go up. He feels the rising cost of living with each increase of bus fare‚ bread prices and utility bill prices. The causes a lot of social problems which at its extreme form‚ cause social unrest. Over the

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    Raisin in the Sun

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    A Raisin in the Sun Socratic Seminar Questions 1. “A Raisin in the Sun” depicts life for African Americans around the 1950’s in the south side of Chicago. Throughout the book‚ the Younger family undergoes a constant struggle of financial hardships and racial prejudice and segregation. The term “Black Belt” often described the African-American community in that time‚ as the population of African-Americans would be expanding rapidly. The story represents the actual lives of people in that time‚ and

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    Esperanza Rising is an award winning book written by Pam Muñoz Ryan. Theoretically‚ this novel is still intriguing to many young readers today. Numerous things are to be learned from this novel. Esperanza rising teaches the importance of family‚ equality‚ rising above hardship‚ and many more lessons. Unfortunately‚ Esperanza learns them through hardship and sacrifice. During these‚ she encounters different symbols. Three of which would include Papa’s roses‚ Abuelita’s blanket‚ and the train ride

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    A Wall of Fire Rising

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    Cazshmere Rollison Professor DeTriberus English 101 Fiction Essay February 13‚ 2014 Class and Culture Differences In Edwidge Danticat’s “A Wall of Rising Fire‚” majority of the towns’ people were viewed as low class. Working full-time always having to provide for the family with wage below poverty line. “Lili‚ was squatting in the middle of their one-room home‚ spreading cornmeal mush on banana leaves for their supper” (Danticat 72). For instance‚ in the 1800s through the 1900s industrialization

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    A Wall of Fire Rising

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    A Wall of Fire Rising An image that was prevalent in this story was the hot air balloon. The hot air balloon represented freedom for Guy‚ who was trying to escape the unfair poverty that his family was experiencing. This symbol of freedom is first introduced to the reader when Guy‚ his wife Lili‚ and their son all go down to the sugar mill to hear the evening news that is displayed for them. This is a little place of enjoyment that they have found since they don’t go and sit with everyone else

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    A raisin in the sun

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    Raisin in the Sun was first produced in 1959. The play personified many of the issues which were to divide American culture during the decade of the 1960s. Lorraine Hansberry‚ the playwright‚ was an unknown dramatist until she achieved unprecedented success when her play became a Broadway sensation. Not only were successful women playwrights rare at the time‚ but successful young black women playwrights were virtually unheard of. Within its context‚ the success of A Raisin in the Sun is particularly

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    “A Raisin in the Sun” and “Black Like Me” are the definitely one of the most thought-provoking films I have watched recently. The first movie‚ starring Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee‚ being a picture of the young African American man’s struggle to reach for his dreams and to provide his family with an affluent life. Watching the motion picture I sympathized with the main character’s distresses and dilemmas and hoped that everything would work out well for him in the end‚ however the reality proved

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    “a Raisin in the Sun”

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    “A Raisin in the Sun” 1.) In her play “A Raisin in the Sun‚” Lorraine Hansberry illustrates the struggles and dreams of a black family living in Chicago. Taken from Langston Hughes’ poem “Harlem‚” which talks about “dream deferred‚” the title of the play carries a connection between the poem and the play’s characters and their dreams. Each member of the Younger family had a dream of his/her own‚ yet‚ in order to realize their dreams‚ Mama‚ Walter Lee‚ Ruth‚ and Beneatha all depended on the money

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    Esperanza Rising Analysis

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    one’s character is not always easy and painless. In fact‚ most of the time it is assumed that there must be several harsh circumstances surrounding a person’s life before he or she can truly find the thickness of their will. In the novel‚ Esperanza Rising- Pam Munoz Ryan‚ the main character shows us a great variety of contrasting emotions that embattle her life from the moment her world took a onehundred and eighty degree turn after her father’s murder. As Esperanza’s future constantly shows her deterrence

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