Annotations In The Second Coming

Every immigrant or a biracial person has the two native countries’ cultures, histories, and some beliefs in him/her. The person decides what parts of him/her to overtly display and what parts to leave hidden. In “Days of Obligation,” Rodriguez writes about his conflicting views between Mexico’s and California’s theologies, values, and ideologies. Rodriguez uses varied sentence structure to convey the deeper message, that people always search for some place else that might make them happy, but realize that there are disadvantages in both sides (CA and Mexico). Rodriguez uses varied sentence structure to portray his message, of people’s desires to go to a “happier” land, but their realization that both sides have goods and bads.

The authors of the article I chose “Childhood Sexual Abuse, Distress, and Alcohol-Related Moderation by Drinking to Cope” were Kathryn Z. Smith, Phillip H. Smith and Emily R. Grekin. And their hypotheses was “childhood sexual abuse would be associated with distress, but that this distress would only be associated with problem drinking among those who scored high on coping motives for drinking”. Found on page four of ten. They started with the hypothesis that distress would mediate the pathway between childhood sexual abuse and problem drinking. Also that the pathway between distress and problem drinking would be moderated by coping motives for drinking. They used path analyses to examine the moderated-mediation.

“Where Is Here” is a short story that tells the journey of an old man who arrives on the front doorstep of a family of 4. The stranger knocks and a man opens the door, the father. He asks what the stranger needs and the stranger explain that the house once belonged to his parents and that he grew up there.

This source is a Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science. The author speaks about how Social media marketing is the use of social media to market a product or service.

When a man rises above the individual villainy displayed, one can only pity them all, just as we shall be pitied someday. It is impossible for man to organize himself without repression, and the balance has yet to be struck between order and freedom.

People have always wondered if Nostradamus could have actually predicted the future.in the centuries since his death,people have credited him with accurately predicting pivotal events in history, from the french revolution to the rise of Adolf Hitler to the terrorist attacks of Sept 11,2001. It is said that he would spend haves in his study at night meditating in front of a bowl filled with water and herbs the meditation would bring on trace and visions.

Drinking tea is an important social function between the padres ( classe burguesa de macau). The book, Macau, described it as Fusão de culinária macaense e cantonês. Macanese food was strongly influeinced by the wives of Portuguese sailors. Macanese has a strong tradition of trade and doing merchant. It is very similar to what my grandparents do. They are merchants as well who immigrated into the United States in the 1970s. Macau is a very small port in Asia. There are no opportunity, so most of the residents living there choose to immigrate to Australia, Canada, USA, or Europe.

In Good and Bad, the teacher narrators a conversation between her and a few students. One of the students wanted to talk about how Abraham Lincoln was in a class that the teacher would punish misbehaved students with a rod. The students discuss the reasons why the teacher would banish her students with a rod. During the discussion, it is apparent that the students have a pre-logic perspective based on their own experiences. The students could be punished by their parents for not listening or misbehaving, so that is why they those reasons apply to the teacher and students. The second discussion the teacher has with her students, pertains to their own experiences with their own parents and punishment of misbehaving. The students kept saying that

Nostradamus Nostradamus was made the most famous prophet in history, conjuring the future and foreseeing what lies in store for us all. He warned humanity of its greatest threats, and described apocalyptic events. But could he really predict the future? He couldn’t have earned his title as one of the world’s greatest prophets if his predictions never came true. There are those who say they do come true time and time again, as history continues in an infinite cycle to repeat itself.

The Apocalypse on earth has started, the Anti-Christ a beast of half-human, half animal is rising, to the earth and the world is being pulled into the darkness of hell through the gyre. This poem “The Second Coming” by William Butler Yeats is about revelations. Yeats Uses language and syntax, and a new form of writing, and literary devices, to the point of view of the narrator, and form, and context. That results in showing that Yeats, was struggling to understand Christianity in his life, to his upbringing, that led him longing to understand religion. In turn, Yeats's father taught him to look at the world through art and poetry that led Yeats to explore the world of the supernatural to many other forms of religions, that left Yeats to become deeply involved in politics that left him struggling to understand Christianity, as he does throughout "The Second Coming.”

According to Henry Louis Mencken, “It does not make a majority a rebellion; but it takes only a few determined leaders and a sound case”. For years people fight for territory, natural sources and unconditional power. The aspiration to rule and dominate has born tyranny which can be considered as the worst form of regulation. In spite of all negative features tyranny was proved as working and reliable system. It is true that rebellion does not need a majority; what it really need is several “sparks” that provoke fire. The history shows that impactful leaders can create the “movement of resistance”; moreover, they suggest an idea of different version of the future and offer rebellious ways of getting freedom. A few sparks are enough to burn a whole forest. In other words,

“The Second Coming” William Butler Yeats’ prediction of an apocalyptic society at our time is highly possible. There are countries collapsing, and several major wars, like the war against terror. Other flaws society has right now are corrupt governments. These are just a few risks. The author, William Butler Yeats, portrays the title, “The Second Coming,” as an apocalyptic event that will end society.

However, Nostradamus's reputation appears to be due in component to the truth that the vagueness of his writings and their loss of particular dates make it easy to selectively quote them after any fundamental dramatic activities and retrospectively claim them as genuine. Some students believe he become now not writing to be a prophet, but writing to touch upon activities of his time and the humans in it. Regardless of his technique or intentions, Nostradamus' undying predictions hold to make him popular to those seeking answers to life's extra tough questions.

Humans crave validation and community yet rue the commonality of shared experiences with the masses. As civilizations rise and fall, repetition permeates each rendition not only in their creation but in their demise. In The Second Coming, William Butler Yeats, through allusions to biblical stories, ancient cultures, doctrinal clairvoyance, and spiritual life conveys an understanding that mankind holds much more power over its own story than the conscious mind believes.

The Apocalypse on earth has started, The Anti-Christ a beast of half-human, half animal is rising, to earth and the world is being pulled into the darkness of hell through the gyre. This poem “The Second Coming” by William Butler Yeats is about revelations. Yeats Uses language and syntax, and a new form of writing, and literary devices, to the point of view of the narrator, and form, and context. That results in showing that Yeats, was struggling to understand Christianity from his life to his upbringing, that led him longing to understand religion. From, Yeats father teaching him to look at the world through art and poetry that led Yeats to explore the supernatural and many other forms of religion, that left Yeats to become deeply involved in politics that left him struggling to understand Christianity as he does throughout "The Second Coming."