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 Theme Of Blackberry Picking And Digging
In his poems Blackberry Picking and Digging, Seamus Heaney unveils many events of his
childhood along with his feelings about his past. His emotions are very paradoxical and simple he
is overjoyed at first, and then suddenly becomes very sad and depressed in the second part of both
of the poems. Such ironical emotions are used to give an impact on the readers as well as depicting
how life could be simple and complicated at the same time. Literary devices such as alliteration, the
use of structure, and the engagement of senses are used to communicate Heaney s contradictory
feelings about his youth. In the poem Digging, feelings of admiration and regret are shown, whilst in
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Again, this poem is nostalgic and reflective when Heaney says by God, the old man could handle
a spade. Just like his old man, he attempts to show his admiration towards his father as well as
telling the readers how skilled a farmer his father is. By God is used in an admiring tone rather
than in an offensive way, and just like his old man indicates Heaney s grandfather, who is
portrayed to be experienced, proficient, and diligent. The fact that Heaney is proud of his
forefathers is indisputable, and it is made clear again when Heaney recalls himself delivering milk
to his grandfather. His grandfather had straightened up to drink it, then fell to right away nicking
and slicing neatly, heaving sods. he needs no break and takes great pride in his work. The family
had been farming for years, and although he is extremely proud of his forefathers, Heaney does feel
sorry because he had not chosen to follow their
 The Red Convertible By Louise Erdrich
In the short story The Red Convertible, by Louise Erdrich, there are multiple literary devices
used throughout. However, Erdrich most commonly utilizes theme and symbolism. She uses
certain themes throughout most of her work, as noted by Keri L. Overall in a literary analysis.
Indeed, the themes of Erdrich s stories range from the effects of war on families and personal
identity to loss of heritage and family and personal relationships. Erdrich also employs the use of
symbolism in this story, to great effect. Furthermore, the two most important themes in this story
are Brotherhood and War time trauma, while the most important symbol is the red convertible.
The first theme that is prevalent throughout the story is Brotherhood. The focus of The Red
Convertible is the relationship between Henry and Lyman. Lyman tells this story in order to
honor his brother s memory. Erdrich s piece is told from Lyman s point of view, so the reader
does not know Henry s motivations or thoughts. However, his behavior shows that he loved his
brother dearly, and held their relationship in high regard. When Henry was preparing to depart for
Vietnam, he chose to give Lyman the car that had been a vessel of happiness for them both. One
can deduce from this action that Henry did not know if he would survive the war. After Henry
came back from Vietnam, he was a polar opposite of the man he used to be. When Lyman damaged
the car so that Henry would have to fix it, he understood what Lyman
 Sophocles Electra
When the Greek playwright Sophocles wrote Electra, one can assume he would never have
anticipated that it would inspire the countless texts, plays and performances that have graced the
stage.The story of Electra depicts the main heroine, Electra, and her revenge on her mother, who
murdered her beloved father. This is just a sneak peak into the epic tragedy that is Electra. In fact,
the story of Electra is so complicated that Sophocleswould have probably enjoyed seeing someone
attempt to re create the layers of murder, intrigue and scandal that is embedded into this play. It is
important to acknowledge this because it is the text in which the opera, Elektra, by Richard Strauss,
is based upon. Through Elektra, Richard Strauss attempts to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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During the performance I lost interest in the beginning, but what really brought me back into the
performance was the music. It was bold and beautiful at the same time. The singing was well done
and the actress who played Electra, Elizabeth Blancke Biggs sang throughout almost the entire
performance which was impressive. In this performance it was clear that the objective was to
highlight the music. This could be seen as rational, because a regular opera goer is expected to be
wowed by the music. However, does that justify why the performance allowed the visual elements to
fall so
 A Man And His Methods
A Man and His Methods

In the short film Method Actor by Justin Stokes, a seasoned actor is discussing his career in what
appears to be an interview; the discussion goes along and we discover that he prefers the process of
method acting, a technique in which you become the character which you re playing. A technique
Lee Strasberg referred to as what all actors have always done whenever they acted well. Yet, as the
actor clearly showcases, this method can push some minds over the brink. The old man has played
many roles ... the clown,the hero, the lover, the philosopher,... (Stokes.) He hesitates on his latest
role, which was the murderer, which raises the question, how could he tap into that role? How can
one remain rational after adopting such a drastic, hazardous mindset? Just as these questions arise
into the minds of the viewer, the camera loses focus behind a barred window and the scene
concludes. The film is riddled with pieces of evidence to help the viewer better understand exactly
how he did it. The cinematography in this scene gives us the first of the insight into the old man s
mind. The movie begins with the actor looking out of a window with a pile of photos under his
feet. He seems to be completely oblivious of the camera. He then walks his way to an old mirror
and stares at himself, then his monologue begins. (Stokes) This will gain more relevance as the
scene goes on. There are several times when the actor is talking and the camera suddenly cuts to
 Characteristics Of The Spinner Dolphin
The Spinner dolphin is a dolphin that is found in offshore tropical waters around the world. It is
famous for its acrobatic displays in which it spins along its longitudinal axis as it leaps through the
air. That is where the name Spinner comes from. It is a family member of the Delphinidae of
toothed whales. There are 4 subspecies of the Spinner dolphin. But, the Gray s Spinner dolphin is
most common.
Spinner dolphins are nocturnal, which means they hunt during the night. They do that so they can
rest on a full stomach during the day. Also, they hunt during the night so they can get out of the
scuba divers way. They communicate by whistles and clicks. Using echolocation (calls out to the
environment) the spinners can scan the darkness, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their head has a very narrow shape, even at the top of the melon. They also have 3 colors on their
body, the skin on the dorsal area has a grey color down to the sides where it has a sharp change in
color to a lighter grey. The lower part of the body is so white it looks pinkish. They measure
between 1.29 and 2.35 meters in length and its weight range is between 23 and 79 kilograms. The
name Spinner comes from their above water actions. They can leap into the air and make as many
seven complete spins before diving back into the ocean. The power of the spin comes from the
huge acceleration under the water and the torque of the tail just as the dolphin breaks the surface.
Female spinner dolphins reach sexual maturity about 4 7 years, males about 7 10 years. Calves
are nursed for 1 2 years. They approximately weigh around 130 to 170 lbs. Spinner dolphin
inhabits most tropical waters of the world, and can also occur in sub tropical and warm temperate
waters. They are very energetic in the ocean and out of the ocean. Head slaps acoustical messages
that often are intended to get the attention of other dolphins. Head slaps in some cases are used to
indicate to the pod the direction of travel desired by the slapper.
Dolphins, and all marine mammals, are protected from harassment by federal law; under the Marine
Mammal Protection Act. Harassment means any act of pursuit or annoyance which has the potential
to disturb the dolphins in the wild by causing disruption of their behavioral patterns of migration,
nursing, breeding, sheltering, or resting and
 Aristotelian Rhetorical Analysis
An Aristotelian Rhetorical Analysis of the Pathos and Logos of Trouble Relating to Women by
Barak Obama

In this political study, an Aristotelian Rhetorical analysis will define the logos of Barak Obama s
advertisement against Mitt Romney in
Trouble Relating to Women. The Obama campaign tends to initially rely on the pathos of Romney
s misspoken statement about binder s full of women , which is an attempt to define Romney s
inability to properly communicate when it comes to women s issues in the presidential campaign.
However, the logos of the Obama Campaign then defines specific acts of legalization, such as the
Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, that Romney refuses to acknowledge as a way to protect equal
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However, the advertisement then states the objective facts related to Romney s quotes against
women s right to equal pay through the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. In fact, Romney
chose to ignore legislation about the right of women to sue for back pay for being discriminated
against for unequal pay to men that did the same amount of work. Finally, the second use of logos
is found in Romney s definitive denial of women s right to have healthcare providers and employers
help them with birth control costs as medical benefits in the workplace. This is another fact, which
defines the logos of the advertisement through Romney s direct denial of women s rights in the
workplace to seek legal compensation for discrimination in the patriarchal corporate environments.
These are the pathos and logos of Trouble Relating to Women advertisement by the Obama
Campaign in the 2012 U.S. presidential
 The Better Story in Life of Pi by Yann Martel
On its surface, Martel s Life of Pi proceeds as a far fetched yet not completely unbelievable tale
about a young Indian boy named Pi who survives after two hundred twenty seven days on a lifeboat
with a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. It is an uplifting and entertaining story, with a few themes
about companionship and survival sprinkled throughout. The ending, however, reveals a second
story a more realistic and dark account replacing the animals from the beginning with crude human
counterparts. Suddenly, Life of Pibecomes more than an inspiring tale and transforms into a point to
be made about rationality, faith, and how storytelling correlates the two. The point of the book is not
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He starts out with a zebra, hyena, an orangutan, and a tiger, but the animals slowly diminish
leaving only Pi and Richard Parker. Pi works to tame and care for Richard Parker, and the two
survive for two hundred twenty seven days. Pi encounters a fellow French castaway who is eaten
by Richard Parker (Martel 311 320). Pi also comes across a man eating island (Martel 322 358).
The events that take place are fairly far fetched, and the probability of all of them occurring to the
same person in the period of time given is even less believable. The second story, on the other
hand, is a perhaps more believable retelling of the original story. Pi relates the second tale upon
the request of his interviewers for a story without animals (Martel 381). In this story the animals
are replaced with human representatives including an injured Chinese sailor, a French cook, Pi s
mother, and Pi himself. The second story, like the first, begins with many passengers on the boat,
but in the end it leaves only Pi to survive by himself after brutally murdering and eating the cook
who killed both the sailor and Pi s own mother (Martel 381 391). Unlike Pi s first story, this account
is dark, desperate, and harshly realistic, without any sense of hope to counter it all. After relating
both of these stories to his interviewers, Pi asks them which story they think is better (Martel 398).
Although the
 Stamp Act of 1765
Taxation without Representation

Ryan Vote
March 8, 2010
U.S. History

It can easily be said that the Stamp Act of 1765 was the beginning of the revolution for the colonies
of North America. Before the Stamp Act, there were other failed attempts to tax the colonies by the
British parliament. Each attempt to gain money from the colonies was unlawful because there was
a lack of representation from Parliament. The Stamp Act of 1765 was very detailed and expensive
for the colonists. The Stamp Act was the final act of taxation by Parliament before the colonies
started to fight back and seek independence from Britain.
Britain was struggling with a growing debt from previous wars. For example, the French and Indian
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Colonial lumber (a big export of the colonies because there was so much) was now only allowed
to export to Great Britain. Though from there it could be reshipped, the increased costs might well
destroy the trade (Morgan, 29). Moreover, there were also new wine duties and an abolition of
drawbacks on foreign textiles. The colonists were shocked and upset at the high taxes being imposed
upon them.
It seemed that all the colonists money making exports were being taxed. The old solution of
smuggling was no longer practical, for the risk of seizure was so great that the added cost of
smuggling would have the same effect as the payment of duties (Morgan, 29). The British Navy
residing in America made sure that every tax was collected, even for the smallest load. The
colonists found that the navy was extremely strict and un bending to even loads being sent over
rivers. Every ship was found by the Navy in need of a seize and detain method. The American
merchants started to fight back. They boycotted pilots who brought naval vessels into port, offered
mates and midshipmen higher wages than the Navy was allowed to pay, and raised howling mobs
(Morgan, 30). Afterwards, Parliament prohibited paper money as legal tender and the colonists
feared that they would have to go back to bartering.
A small outcry of unconstitutionalism started in Boston in mid 1764. James Otis published a
pamphlet of colonial rights arguing that nature and
 The Importance Of Money On Money
£1.4 billion was spent this summer in the Premier League, breaking last summer s record for the
sixth consecutive year, instead of investing that money in youth. The major clubs from each
league are using their financial strength to kill off the competition in their leagues. Would you like
your local players being raided by money giants? Not only are transfer fees ruining football, but
skyrocketing ticket prices are also having the same effect. I know I m not the only one who fears
for the current welfare of football. Whether you re a football fan or not, you need notice that this is
unacceptable. You have to realise that the money being spent has got to change very quickly due to
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Celtic for example, signed my boyhood hero Jonny Hayes this summer after they made a £1.3
million bid; an amount that couldn t be turned down. That was devastating for Aberdeen, us
losing our best player to the club we re competing with. This isn t the only piece of business that
is softening the competition in Scotland. In the past 5 years, Celtic have signed 6 players from
their biggest title competitors and spent on average £930,000 on each player. That is a sum that
very few Scottish clubs can turn down. What s even worse is that out of the 4 teams that they ve
taken players off of, 3 of them have been relegated from the Premiership within 2 seasons. That is
ridiculous, but Celtic aren t the only team to have done this. In the past 5 years, Bayern have
taken 12 players and bizarrely Juventus have taken a staggering 48 players off of their
challenging teams. That averages around 10 players a season. Football is only fun with
competition but given this evidence, there is very little competition anymore in some of Europe s
elite league s. We have to stop this now. It can t go on much longer before football is ruined
beyond repair. Do you really think this is acceptable? This concrete evidence provides clear grounds
that the world s most supported sport is becoming a battleground for only the richest of clubs to be
competing on. Not only are clubs destroying our game by investing stupendous sums of money into
transferring footballers, but
 The Tragedy Of A Tragic Hero
FORMS

Tragedy. The protagonist (hero or heroine) is overcome in the conflict and meets a tragic end. The
tone is serious and build in the audience a fatalistic sense of the inevitability of the outcome and, as a
result, is sometimes frightening. Yet the inescapable aspects of the catastrophe serve as a catharsis
that somehow inexplicably purges the viewer of pity and fear. The significance, then, is not that the
protagonist meets with an inevitable catastrophe, but rather the degree to which he or she deals with
the conflict and the tragedy with dignity, courage, and honor.

Basic Ingredients of a Tragedy

Mode: narrative
Protagonist: a tragic hero, honorable, high character, a person of conscience
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a superficial involvement based on relevance to their own lives and on familiarity 2. Detachment
arising from less involvement with the fate of the protagonist
Intellectual laughter
Style: friendlier
Includes a sustained plot
Uses humor a laughter invoked by a good natured look at the inconsistencies in human nature and of
life
Uses wit (in non comedic forms referring to wisdom, but in comedy referring to the bright, intelligent
use of words to invoke laughter)

Genre
1.Romantic comedy: the plot revolves around a love story with a happy ending. Notice: a peculiar
characteristic of a romantic comedy is that the heroine often will pretend that she is a man.
2.Realistic comedy: this form is based on real life, characterized by a cynical tone and extensive use
of satire.
3.Comedy of manners: the contrived, self conscious manners of society. The characters tend to be
stereotypes, with heavy use of satire, clever dialogue, and forbidden, illicit love; a realistic form
practiced during the Restoration, the comedy of manners is also 0called Restoration comedy.
4.Sentimental comedy: reacting to the immorality extant in the comedy of manners, this
 Intellectual Disability Definition
How has the label of Mental Retardation been used to discriminate against people and do you think
the term, Intellectual Disability would have a different connotation?
Society has a different intake in everything, as individual we are expected to do certain things, live
certain way, and be certain way. Occasionally, when we fail to live to these expectations we are
often excluded from certain groups and may not regarded as typical human beings. The term Mental
Retardation might be the perfect fit when it comes to describing the slow development of the brain;
however, this term has a bad connotation. In the early years the word retardation was used as a
replacement for word such as idiot, imbecile, morons and cretin (Hingston, 2011). Many