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    Sense and sensibility

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    pervade literature in all cultures. In Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility sisters Elinor and Marianne represent “sense” and “sensibility‚” respectively. Although two very different characters‚ they face many similar obstacles when it comes to finding a potential husband so they can secure their place in society as well as financial security. Due to the expectations of these roles‚ Elinor and Marianne find it challenging to balance their individuality with these expectations. Similarly‚ in Austen’s

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    actually care for the girl‚ they just chase them for their own interest. In the story‚ Jane gives us this character Eliza‚ who Colonel Brandon shares their tragic yet foretelling story to Marianne’s possible future. After receiving the letter that made Marianne sad‚ Brandon reveals to Elinor‚ “ Your sister‚ I hope‚ cannot be offended‚’ said he‚ ‘by the resemblance I have fancied between her and my poor disgraced relation. Their fates‚ their fortunes… He had left the girl whose youth and innocence he had

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    later is wildly romantic‚which was represented on one thing that when the Dashwood family have to leave Sussex and move to Dever‚for the sensible daughter Elinor‚the move is painful separation from the man she loves.However‚her sentimental sister Marianne find in the new place the romance which she likes.The two different personalities give the basic matericals of sense and sensibility. This passage catches the two characteristics by comparing and contrasting them to put forward to the correct attitude

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    was so effectual‚ possessed a strength of understanding‚ and coolness of judgment” judgement is used as a double entendre‚ meaning to cast thought on a situation but also oppress her personal opinions and judgements to conform with the society. Marianne represents sensibility‚ Jane gives the impression of equality between sense and sensibility and the two sisters to show that Jane is not casting judgement and acting out of sense so as not to offend her readers. “Marianne’s abilities were‚ in many

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    Ts Eliot Prufrock

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     Modernism An Anthology of Sources and Documents. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 366-375. Eliot‚ TS‚ 1923. ULYSSES‚ ORDER‚ AND MYTH. [Web Essay] Available at: http://people.virginia.edu/~jdk3t/eliotulysses.htm [Accessed on 3rd May 2012].  Imagism Moore M. 1926. New Poetry Since 1912 In: Kolocotroni V‚ Goldman J‚ Taxidou O eds. 1998. Modernism An Anthology of Sources and Documents. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University 429-433. Whitman W‚ 1855. From preface to Leaves of Grass In: Kolocotroni V‚ Goldman

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    5 Midterm Exam 1. (TCO I)  Marianne Jennings wrote an article‚ “Why an International Code of Ethics would be good‚” which was assigned to be read at the beginning of the course.  As you have worked throughout this session‚ you should have considered this article and how it may or may not have impacted different situations in the world economic/business/legal/political environments.....…Great Depression 2. (TCO A) Use the fact pattern you received in the above Marianne Jennings "International Code

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    article "The Abu Ghraib Prison Scandal: Sources of Sadism‚" Marianne Szegedy- Maszak discusses the horrifying acts of our American soldiers against the Iraqi detainees in the Abu Ghraib prison. The American guards photographed themselves torturing and humiliating the prisoners. Marianna presents the idea that maybe these few guards aren’t just ‘a few bad seeds’ but in fact any average person would commit similar acts given the situation. Marianne Szegedy- Maszak purpose in this article is to persuade

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    Marian Villanueva's Siko

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    The theme that will be explored in this essay will be the dominant culture‚ prevailing cultural attitudes‚ and the mental environment/state. The two short stories that will be discussed in this essay are Marianne Villanueva’s Siko and Silence. In both short stories the leading characters show signs of breaking down because of physical‚ but also their mental stress. Marian Villanueva’s Short stories Siko‚ and Silance can relate in many ways. For instance the main characters of both stories seem to

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    situations and by making the best decisions‚ there must be an equal balance of the two. In the first half of the play there is an argument between Dorine and Orgon that clearly represents both of their views on a dilemma. Orgon proposes his daughter Marianne marry Tartuffe‚ so that her soul will be forever saved and Tartuffe will always be in their lives. Orgon’s decisions are based off of the fact that he believes Tartuffe is some great holy man who was sent to him and his family by God. Orgon attempts

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    professional class. Men in this class were typically expected to pursue a career in navy‚ clergy‚ law‚ or medicine; however‚ women in this class were not allowed to pursue these careers‚ they were expected to marry. The main characters‚ Elinor and Marianne Dashwood‚ represent young women in this class. In the book‚ they both marry into higher social classes than they were formerly associated with. This in turn denotes the themes of Social integration and upward mobility. The class they married into

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