Zoe Alexandra Heintz Analysis

Lila and Elena are inseparable once they "decided to go up the dark stairs that led, step after step, flight after flight, to the door of Don Achille's apartment" (Ferrante 20). Without each other they are incomplete and nothing can break their bond, and if something does then in that period of time they are possessed with feelings of emptiness and dejection. Elena felt connected to Lila and she soon had to admit that "only what Lila touched became important" (91). In a passage of time in her life where Elena is having as much fun as she ever has been "thinking of leaving before the appointed time" because she "had received a letter from a friend" in which Lila describes how badly she needs Elena to be there (210). This desperate need of a friend proves that the girls cannot handle things without the presence of their other half. When Elena tells Lila about how she is going to take the middle school test,

In the film ‘Her’, directed by Spike Jonze, the main protagonist,Theodore Twombly conveys the idea of alienation via technology and its possible effects, due to his depression via his divorce and his easy going relationship with an artificial intelligence operating system named Samantha. The idea of alienation and technology and its possible effects on human relationships is conveyed via the quote, “Sometimes I think I have felt everything I'm ever gonna feel. And from here on out, I'm not gonna feel anything new. Just lesser versions of what I've already felt.” Theodore recently experienced is his divorce depression, and therefore becomes vulnerable, anti-social from society and isolated himself, by spending time with the artificial intelligence

Jennifer Dailey already had her heartbroken in April 2015, on the day she gave birth to her daughter Jerrica Sky, Dailey explained “I had a stillborn baby.”

Soldiers coming back from the war in the east and see that a corruption keep going. They are asking themselves what they fought for and what their mates died for. But they are manage to handle with weapons Daria Kaleniuk states to Afterposten reporter. - A new insurrection will not be peaceful. I sincerely hope that it won't happen. A present regime and a president must to grasp how dangerous to keep doing that they

Throughout the novel My Antonia by Willa Cather, Jim Burden has a tendency to be very critical of his friend Antonia. He expects her to be a strong, independent woman that will not be swayed by anyone that tries to interfere with her plans. Yet as they get older, they soon go into different directions. When Jim prepares to leave for college, he learns that Antonia is unmarried and has a two year old baby back at the farm. Jim becomes instantly disappointed in Antonia, as if he was her father looking down on her. Even though they are just friends, and Jim is younger than Antonia, it comes to question why Jim is so critical of Antonia.

Carolyn Forche, a 66yrs old living poet Born in Detroit, Michigan in 1950, poet, teacher and activist, Born one of seven to czech-american housewife and a tool and die maker, she describe her as “Junjkheap Catholic” perennially drawn to issues of social justice. Forché is known as a political poet, the reason why she is known in that name is because, Forche recalls discovering some photographs from Nazi concentration camp. She started writing at her mother’s encouragement when she was 9, and seriously at age of 19 first ever book published by her was Gathering the Tribes a collection of poems which is resolutely personal, recounting experience of the author’s adolescence and young adult life and that book won the 1975 Yale series

Vera Dietz’ life is crazy. First her best friend abandons her for some detention head losers, and then he dies. Now Vera sees and feels Charlie’s spirit everywhere, in her car, in the woods, right down to the pickle on her Big Mac. She thinks that if she clears Charlie’s name that all of this will stop. So with all the weight on her shoulders, Vera is faced with many big decisions.

Isabella Salzbrunn has a passion for soccer and she wants to take it far, far like the Olympics or World Cup. Along with that she has a love for traveling also. A great combination in mind. A soccer player who has a love for travelling across the world or just the state. She as loved everywhere in Europe she has been. But especially Italy, France, and Germany all of the usual travel favorites. But when she’s a professional and travelling the world for her games she’ll be able to enjoy all of the sights like for example when she goes to the World Cup in somewhere like Brazil, she could go see Igazu Falls, a beautiful place to watch the water fall. Or travel to somewhere like Paris and see La vie en rose (life in pink). Or she can go walk around

Farmers and ranchers are disgraceful people. They kill, abuse, and torture innocent animals. They do not care about their livestock, because “farmers and ranchers only care about the almighty dollar.” These are the exact thoughts of animal rights activist all across the globe. Emily Rohr is one of those activists. She published an article that recently gone viral. FFA is lame, with a not so nice acronym following. In this article, she bashed the FFA and farming procedures. She claims we are a “killer” organization, brainwashing innocent children to see animals only as food, and not friends. Within every occupation, there is always a bad apple, but to stereotype all agriculturalists is a tragedy to all farmers and ranchers. Especially three

As I did the above summary I kept asking myself the question, “So what?” and this is what came about. I think the poem is about what Laura Tohe has gone through herself. Her experience through child birth whether she has children or not. How much pain she went through to bring new life into this world. How pure and new a baby is. And the thought of adding to a generation.

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I reviewed the documentary on Sara Baartman. I am not sure exactly how I feel about the information presented or how I feel about Ms. Baartman in general. My sons have a saying that drives me insane, but oddly enough I am in the state I cannot stand to hear them say, “I’m feeling some type of way.” I guess this means they don’t know the appropriate feeling to have, but they know they have some type of emotion about the situation. Well oddly enough I am there. I am shocked that this young lady was viewed as not being human based on her physical anatomy was more exaggerated than what they were used to seeing. I am insulted by the fact, that after the lady had died, she still remained the object of curiosity. I am saddened because Ms. Baartman either chose to expose herself to strangers or was forced to. Whichever the case it may, the whole situation is unsettling to me. One of my thoughts is, if she chose to perform in freak shows as an object to be mocked that she must have had very little self-esteem; however, if she was forced to be the object of people’s fascination, I think the people forcing her were despicable.

Lena Younger’s thinking has been limited by discrimination (Washington 113). Mama grew up in a racist American society forcing her to think in a way very different from her children’s. She was more “worried about not being lynched and getting to the North if [she] could and how to stay alive and still have a pinch of dignity too…” (Hansberry 62). These circumstances “narrow[ed] her perspective and restrict[ed] her beliefs about what a black person could reasonably expect to achieve in American society.” (Washington 113). Her and Beneatha both experienced gender inequality and is held back by the female stereotype. A woman is expected get married and should be more concerned with her family than her education. Lena could only dream about becoming

The notion of female bonding is cherished and then utilized by Rita Felski. According to her, "the meaning and function of subjectivity in the context of feminist culture and politics is a complex one which needs to be differentiated more precisely in terms of both its similarities to and differences from the tradition of male bourgeois subjectivity" (38). While feminist theory challenges the masculine bias of dominant concepts of the subject, an appeal to female self-constitutes an important defining element of the politics of the women's movement. Fleki makes the following pronouncement regarding this point:

While everyone hated each other, and would sooner put a bullet through their skulls than ever speak any words that didn't carry ill intent towards the other person, two people instead bypassed the hatred that was consuming their fellow species and found companionship and even love.