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Lesley: "River Song"
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This 3 page paper discusses the relationship between Danny and Jack in Craig Lesley's book "River Song." Bibliography lists 1 source.
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Leslie M. Silko/Ceremony's Structure
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A 3 page essay that analyzes Silko's novel Ceremony, which draws directly from Native American culture and myth. As such, the structure of the novel departs from the standard European-derived paradigm, as Silko grounds her narrative within Pueblo oral tradition. the writer discusses the various aspects of the novel that accomplish this purpose. No additional sources cited.
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Leslie Marmon Silko's "Ceremony": Feminist Approach
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5 pages in length. Leslie Marmon Silko's "Ceremony"
addresses a long-standing issue that has existed between Native American men and women: the open and equal pursuit of identity. That patriarchy has been the controlling social force for centuries has effectively placed the female gender in the shadows of acceptance, while the male gender has successfully progressed in all possible areas: politics, education and economics. For women, these areas have long histories of restraint through design of the woman’s role; the effects of such designs have been so well entrenched that they have automatically applied to virtually every other area of public life. No additional sources cited.
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Leslie Silko
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A 5 page paper which examines cultural conditions in the work of Leslie Silko. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Leslie Silko/Ceremony & Symbolism
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A 3 page essay that discusses Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony, which is a novel that draws its meaning from symbolism that is grounded in the Pueblo Indian tradition and the culture of these Native Americans. A deeply psychological novel, it can be addressed on a number of layers of meaning, but it basically concerns the post-traumatic stress disorder experienced by its Native American protagonist, Tayo, who has just returned from World War II and the symbolic ceremony that he undertakes in order to be healed. No additional sources cited.
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Lessing's "Briefing for a Descent into Hell"
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A 3 page paper discussing two
psychiatrists' approaches to Dr. Watkins' madness and determining which of the two would
gain the approval of R.D. Laing. Doris Lessing maintains that our treatment of "madness"
is a blight on humanity and agrees with Laing that some can be a positive experience.
Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Lessing's "The Golden Notebook"
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A 3 page paper discussing whether the women of the
book failed their children. This book was published in 1962, at a time that current ideas of
motherhood and duty to children did not exist. Anna is divorced and a communist,
immediately gaining two strikes against her mothering abilities in the eyes of society. All
the women can be said to have failed their children in some way, not because of their
actions, but because all mothers do at some time fail their children. Bibliography lists 3
sources.
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Lessing/To Room Nineteen
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A 3 page essay that discusses Doris Lessing's short story "To Room Nineteen." The writer argues that the physical and social settings described in the narrative play a pivotal role in understanding the story's overall meaning. This is because the social and physical settings establish the context for the severe depression of Lessing's protagonist, Susan Rawlings. It is through Susan's perception of the physical and social settings that make up her life--her home, her family and the room she rents in order to have anonymity and solitude--that the reader comes to understand the reasons behind why a young woman--who seemingly "has everything"--would take her own life. No bibliography is provided.
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Lessons from Flivver King
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This 4 page paper examines Upton Sinclair's work entitled Flivver King, about the rise of the Ford Motor Company. The political nature of the work is revealed. Concepts such as Fordism is discussed. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Lessons From Machiavelli
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This 6 page paper focuses on Machiavelli's The Prince and Centaur Chiron's role in stating political lessons in the work. Ideas of leadership and how a prince should behave is discussed. Whether or not a prince should use force or just intellect is also addressed. No additional sources cited.
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Lessons Learned by the Protagonists in “The Flowers” by Alice Walker and in “Battle Royal” by Ralph Ellison
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This is a 5 page paper describing the lessons learned by the protagonists in Alice Walker’s “The Flowers” and Ralph Ellison’s “Battle Royal”. In Alice Walker’s “The Flowers” and Ralph Ellison’s “Battle Royal”, the protagonists each awakened from a naiveté regarding their “place” as African Americans within the society of the American South. The little girl in “The Flowers” provides the reader with a more subtle and compassionate outlook at the situation of African Americans as the girl matures into a women from her knowledge and realization of what has occurred in her environment and what ends a beautiful summer for her and pushes her into maturity. The narrator in “Battle Royal” experiences a much more brutal realization that he was naïve and blind, and blind folded, in his outlook of race relations in the South. Both stories tell of the unfortunate realities of the South which changed the lives and teach “life” lessons to the protagonists. “The Flowers” provides a much more subtle approach however as “Battle Royal” tells of the brutal realities which the protagonists must face in their daily battles as African Americans in the South.
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Letter Regarding “A Doll’s House” by Ibsen
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A 3 page paper which presents a tutorial
letter to a friend who argues that Nora, from Henrik Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House,” should not
have left her husband. The letter argues for Nora’s reasons regarding her abandonment of
family. No additional sources cited.
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Letter to a Mental Patient
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5 pages in length. This is a
hypothetical letter to a cousin who is a patient in a mental
institution. Taking examples from various texts including works
by Harriet Jacob, Jane Austen, Kate Chopin and Charlotte Bronte,
this letter is constructed using examples from works from each of
these authors. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Letters from an American Farmer
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This 5 page paper examines the writings of J. Hector St. John de Crèvecoeur to see what they tell us about his thoughts with regard to the American experience and values such as equality and religious freedom. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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