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- 12831: West Side Story
- ... this story, there are many examples. For instance, an act of prejudice in West Side Story was the Puerto Ricans disliking the Americans and vice versa. The PR's diskliked the Americans because the first day, Bernardo (leader of PR gang) was jumped by one of the Jets. The Jets wouldn't let the PR's come on their turf, such as Doc's store. The PR's were not wanted ...
- 12832: Waiting For Godot
- ... happy, or maybe not miserable enough. Perhaps, as the compliant Vladimir and Estragon, he cannot envision himself any differently. The relationship between Pozzo and Lucky does not, however, stagnate at this point. The very next day, when the two next appear, the rope between them is significantly shorter so that the now-blind Pozzo may find his way. In this new situation, it is less clear which character leads the other ...
- 12833: Waiting For Godot
- ... it is questionable whether this is mere coincidence or has some significance.) The interpretation, then, would be of two men (mankind as a whole) waiting for something (salvation or proof) that will never come. (Every day, a messenger says that Godot will come tomorrow for certain.) This message is very appropriate when considering the play's existentialist aspects. Interestingly, Vladimir and Estragon deny that they know Godot when Pozzo asks them ...
- 12834: Utopia
- ... socialist explanation for these reactionary features of Utopia. The idea of labor-saving had not taken deep roots in the early sixteenth century. Yet More certainly did not take the view common to all present day social thought that that maximum leisure and minimum labor as such are proper goals of economic organization. More unquestionably did not impose obligatory bond labor on certain Utopians out of need for a work force ...
- 12835: Klinefelter Syndrome
- ... procedure, a small blood sample is drawn. White blood cells are then separated from the sample, mixed with tissue culture medium, incubated, and checked for chromosomal abnormalities, such as an extra X chromosome. Dr. Alan D. Rogol, of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, and also a member of the Klinefelter Syndrome and Associates Scientific Advisory Committee has let us know that University of Virginia is up and running for a comprehensive ...
- 12836: The Crucible - Conscience
- ... he believes it is Elizabeth who is judging him, and is angered by this. "But I wilted, and, like a Christian, I confessed. Confessed! Some dream I had must have mistaken you for God that day." His confessing to Elizabeth has put her in a state of power again, replacing God as a figure of morality and conscience, as conscience has been "handed over" to his wife. In actuality, it is ...
- 12837: The Crucible - Burn The Witch
- ... end of the period that the executions were taking place. In history Rebecca Nurse was hanged on July 19, John Proctor on August 19, and Martha Corey on September 22. Not all on the same day, on the same gallows like the movie tries to make everyone think. And the only person executed who recited the Lord's Prayer on the gallows was Rev. George Burroughs. Which caused quite a stir ...
- 12838: The Crucible - A Harsh Reality
- ... complex from the beginning. When all of the talk about witchcraft troubles her uncle, Abigail thinks she should be the authority. When she says, "Uncle, the rumor of witchcraft is all about; I think you'd best go down and deny it yourself," (9) she is showing her knowledge of social situations and giving her uncle, who is much older the she, advice. Abigail also thinks of herself as superior to ...
- 12839: Divorce Rhtorical Analysis
- ... spend with their parents cause them to see more conflict and the separation may scare or anger them. (Maloney, 2) Yvette Walczak currently practices as a Family Therapist and works as a volunteer in a day center for the mentally ill. Sheila Burns is a senior lecturer in social work at the Polytechnic of North London. Their book Divorce: The Childs Point of View, is written for parents to understand ...
- 12840: The Crucible
- ... internal conflict is evident in Reverend Hale who initiates these problems. At first Reverend Hale is sure about his belief that there are witches and feels that he is carrying out the desires of G-D himself. Yet as the play moves on and Hale sees all these honest and good people being sentenced and executed he too sees an inner conflict. He contemplates whether to do what he is sent ...
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