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- 12861: The Book Of Sand
- ... also feels he has done wrong and becomes a beggar in his own kingdom never to repeat the poem again. What Borges is saying in this story is that should not try to understand G-d because he is unable to comprehend Him. He claims that "man's quest for truth is an utterly vain task". Jorge Luis Borges was born August 24, 1899 to a financially comfortable family in Buenos ...
- 12862: The Bluest Eyes - A Search For Identity
- ... her family members were the ones who were supposed to love her. It was obvious to Pecola that her mother preferred the little white girl of the family that she worked for over her. One day as Pecola was visiting her mother at the home where she is working, Pecola accidentally knocked over a blueberry pie. Obviously burned by the hot pastry, her mother completely ignored Pecola's feelings of pain ...
- 12863: The Bluest Eyes
- ... her family members were the ones who were supposed to love her. It was obvious to Pecola that her mother preferred the little white girl of the family that she worked for over her. One day as Pecola was visiting her mother at the home where she is working, Pecola accidentally knocked over a blueberry pie. Obviously burned by the hot pastry, her mother completely ignored Pecola's feelings of pain ...
- 12864: The Bluest Eye
- ... and so he never learned to become a father, which became a proponent of Pecolas psychological downfall. Polly as a child always played the role of a housewife. She had great aspirations of one day meeting her prince and living a wonderful life. She thought she found him in Cholly when he came along and cared for her lame foot, but as she and Cholly began to have more problems ...
- 12865: The Bluest Eye
- ... on her family. As a result of having a crippled foot, Polly had always had a feeling of unworthiness and separateness. With her own children, she felt emotionless, only able to express rage, "sometimes I'd catch myself hollering at them and beating them, but I couldn't seem to stop"(124). She stopped taking care of her own children and her own home and took care of a white family ...
- 12866: Internet Censorship
- ... world and are so numerous that they are impossible to regulate. On average, there are about 10,000 chat groups available on each Internet service provider (James, 26). The huge number of messages sent each day would be impossible to control and regulate by any current means. Also, the term "indecent" has not yet been clearly defined. Because of this, there is no way that is technologically feasible to screen for ...
- 12867: The Birthmark
- ... today. In addition they manifested their obsession with physical perfection much like we do today. Georgiana was born with a crimson birthmark in the shape of a hand. This birthmark was on her cheek. One day Georgiana discovers that this birthmark "shocks" her husband and he is deeply bothered by it. Georgiana finally realizes this after Alymar says "Georgiana . . . has it ever occurred to you that the mark upon your cheek ...
- 12868: The Birdcage
- ... home and keep house, and who is expected to be the provider in the relationship? If both men were to stick to their prescribed roles as males, then none of the domestic duties of every day life would ever be addressed. Society does not see men as responsible, or even suited for, domestic work. Many people may believe that a relationship will only work if each partner takes over either the ...
- 12869: Communication Technology
- ... dad worked for Bell Canada for twenty years and they were never short on work. As long as people want to communicate there will be jobs in audio and video systems. Jobs like radio programmers, D.J.'s, audio and video mechanics, splicers, telephone operators, will always be around. There is a unlimited amount of jobs in the audio and video field. Getting you degree is not that hard either. You ...
- 12870: The Bell Jar
- ... pick. Not only does she consciously try to decide who to emulate, but she is also willing to have them as her mother. She actually wishes she "had a mother like Jay Cee. Then [shed] know what to do" (36). None of these role models are her mother and she doesnt know what to do. Esthers Mother is a powerful role model and has a lot of influence ...
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