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- 2801: Diary Of Anne Frank
- ... good book for people who like suspense as in if Anne and everyone else gets caught ultimately in the end of the play. It also would be good for someone who was learning how Jews lived during the 1940's with the Germans as a threat to their freedom.
- 2802: Frank Norris' "McTeague": The Three Major Themes
- ... McTeague", written by Frank Norris. In McTeague's town people are judged by how much money they have. When McTeague was not married to Trina he was living just as he thought he should. He lived at a comfortable level for himself. But when Trina married him, she brought her views on living into their marriage. Trina moved McTeague up money wise. He left his old habits for more expensive habits ...
- 2803: Materialism And Happiness In America: The Gatsby Era And Today
- ... The Great Gatsby, like many in America today, were engrossed in the pursuit of private wealth. Jay Gatsby flaunted his material possessions in order to impress Daisy, but was he happy? Even if he had lived and won Daisy back, true fulfillment would come to them both only when they realized "the need to switch from an ethos of selfishness to an ethos of caring (Lerner)." Material belongings are not what ...
- 2804: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest: Jesus Christ And McMurphy
- ... and concern for those around him. Thus he continued his war, albeit a war he could not profit from. Instead, he paid the ultimate price, made the ultimate sacrifice, ended his life while his body lived, died as a vegetable because of a lobotomy. This progression in his attitudes is shown through an in-depth look at his story. His first appearance had him described as free-loving and free-spirited ...
- 2805: Hughes' "Black Voices Oby The Tales Of Simple": Jessie Semple
- ... Hughes' imagination. For Hughes the ghetto was more than a place to live and write rather it was a place that held his interest with all that it had to offer: from the people that lived there to the individual personality that the place held for itself. Regardless of what was thought to intrans Hughes into dwelling in such a place, he was not consumed by merely its name alone ( Harlem ...
- 2806: Vonnegut's Portrayal Of Society In Breakfast Of Champions
- ... land. The natives did not spoil or pollute the beautiful land that had been given to them by their creator, and murder the lesser animals for sport, for the thrill of the hunt. They merely lived off the land being kind to all things. "The sea pirates were white. The people who were already on the continent were copper-colored. When slavery was introduced onto the continent, the slaves were black ...
- 2807: Jurassic Park: The Novel Vs.The Film
- ... the author gives evidence that the escaped raptors had discovered a way to survive without their daily iodine dosage supplied within the park, and that a pack was travelling north to the badlands where they lived about 250 million before. The raptors manage to survive without their daily requirements by eating foods rich in iodine such as vegetables. In the film the escaped raptors simply escape, run wild and wreak havoc ...
- 2808: Henry Fielding's "Joseph Andrews"
- ... so low a light to his mistress, and made so good an use of flattery, promises, and presents, that,……I prevailed with the poor girl and conveyed her away from her mother!" They lived together for some months together in happiness but hen grew sick of each other and began to fight constantly. They broke up, with the young girl running off with Mr. Wilson's money. He then ...
- 2809: An Analysis On "Araby"
- ... of the story contains four words that deal with the sense of sight: gazing, darkness, saw, and eyes. The story both begins and ends with darkness. The first sentence tells that the street the narrator lived on was “blind.” The narrator spends a great deal of time watching Mangan's sister. He also is very careful to keep “the blind pulled down to within an inch of the ...
- 2810: The Lost World: Private Interview With Dr. Ian Malcolm
- ... connecting Dodgson to BioSyn nothing at all will happen. 14. How have these experiences affected you? I'm not sure exactly. They have made me realize how primitive nature can be and how creatures that lived so long ago are similar to us. They adapt to their environment and work together to accomplish goals. I look forward to further study these creatures with the help of Dr. Levine and Doc Thorne ...
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