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    This phrase‚ as it pertains to this novel‚ is reminiscent of the narrator’s own view concerning his identity. He wishes to perceive himself one way‚ and thus takes this as his identity. Upon his arrival in Harlem‚ the narrator wishes to discard his southern past and identity‚ and ultimately reinvent himself. He then begins to perceive himself as the very thing he wishes to become‚ rejecting all thoughts suggesting otherwise. At the beginning of chapter 8‚ the narrator states that “[he] could hardly

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    Masculinity and Male Relationships Masculinity can be defined as a set of qualities or characteristics that is found generally in men‚ although some women may acquire this trait in certain conditions. Some qualities that attribute to masculinity are strength‚ boldness‚ wisdom‚ honor‚ and courage. The traits of masculinity are often passed down from father to son‚ but in some cases fathers may not possess this trait and the son will either acquire it on his own or from another paternal figure. Two

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    Things Fall Apart Theme of Family Will Saint-Louis Soc 101 Things fall apart assignment #2 What were some examples of criminal behavior in the culture? How did they control crime?             In thing fall apart the tribal elders regulate crime using the death penalty‚ exile‚ and reparations. Some great examples of criminal behavior would be when okonkwo beat his one of his wives nearly to death and when he killed three different people. His first killing was of Ikemefuna. Because the killing

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    is up against Marduk‚ the king who we know as the storm god. Likewise‚ in the Baal Cycle‚ Yam‚ who is the sea‚ faces Baal‚ another storm god. Both works show the idea that storm gods represent order‚ while the sea‚ having dragon-like features‚ represents chaos. In Enuma Elish‚ Tiamat loses the battle against Marduk while the same thing happens in the Baal Cycle with a storm god‚ Baal‚ overpowering the sea‚ Yam. Though these are two mythological selections that come from different cultural backgrounds

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    his wealth‚ having a barn filled with yams‚ being a skilled warrior‚ marrying three women‚ and having eight children. Because Okonkwo has surpassed his father‚ and many of the other men in his village‚ his excessive amount of pride sometimes gets in the way of his feelings‚ and gives others a less than perfect image of him. Differing views of masculinity “His mother and sisters worked hard enough‚ but they grew crops‚ like coco-yams‚ beans‚ and cassava. Yam‚ the king of crops‚ was a man’s crop”

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    the tragic hero in many ways. The hero go through certain events that lead to his rise of prominence‚ to fit the archetype of a tragic hero.  Okonkwo rises to prominence by defeating Amanlinze the Cat in a wrestling contest‚ growing a large farm of yams from nothing‚ and helping to lead his village to many victories in war. Also‚ the audience must feel enormous fear and pity for this hero in order to fit the archetype‚ which Okonkwo’s audience feel for him. At the end of the story Okonkwo commits

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    decide if her suitor is tolerable. On the topic of farming‚ both men and women take part in the planting and harvesting of crops‚ but different ones. Women only plant crops that such as melons‚ beans‚ and cocoa yams which are called a “women’s crops”‚ whereas men plant crops such as yams which is called a “man’s crop”. Besides farming‚ a woman cooks for her husband and her children‚ even if a man has multiple wives‚ they all are expected to prepare him a meal‚ and so a man would eat one meal after

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    OBSERVATION: Table showing observation made on Benedict’s test-Reducing sugar. Food Test | Food Items | Observations | Benedict’s test –Reducing sugar.2cm3 of food was added to a test tube. An equal solution of Benedict’s solution was added and shaken the brought to a boil. | MilkCheeseButterWhite breadWhole wheat bread | -Initially white-When Benedict’s solution was added the mixture turned faint blue.-When boiled the mixture turned yellow.-Initially faint yellow.-When Benedict’s solution

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    Okonkwo’s fear drives him to strive for success and honor in his clan; his fear is responsible for his high social status and his title. Okonkwo’s father had left him with absolutely nothing of value; no yams‚ no wives‚ not even a compound. He has to work very hard to build up his worth in the village and clan. “Any one who knew his grim struggle against poverty and misfortune could not say he had been lucky. If ever a man deserved his success‚ that man was Okonkwo.” (34‚ Achebe). Okonkwo couldn’t

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    tries to keep his sons from becoming feminine by teaching them how to plant and harvest yams and also driving out the laziness in them. In Okonkwo’s tribe the yam was regarded as a sign of masculinity and a man who could feed his family off of the yams was very highly regarded in the tribe. However this stopped women from being able to help plant and harvest yams because only a man could successfully yield a yam. Okonkwo also made sure that his sons were not lazy as laziness was considered a feminine

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