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    additional issues. Identify three specific themes that Allende raises in Eva Luna. Give specific examples from the text of how each of these themes are raised by characters and/or events in the novel. In other words, how does Allende present these themes? What is the position she takes and the message she intends to communicate? The themes of destiny and self-determination have great company in the Isabel Allende’s novel, Eva Luna. Additional themes of gender imbalance, fortitude, and power vs. poverty

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    Throughout different cultures, similar themes reflected in writing expose diverse connections between societies. Isabelle Allende’s The Stories of Eva Luna detail everyday life of women in Chilean culture. Bharati Mukherjee’s collection of Middleman and other Short Stories emphasizes how familial changes affect women in Indian culture. An analysis of the works reveals both authors’ creation of strong and compelling female characters. Mukherjee and Allende depict flawed men, in contrast to powerful

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    Between the two short stories, The Stories of Eva Luna by Isabel Allende and Wine of Wyoming Ernest Hemingway's there was clear similarities and differences. Viable elements in these two short stories are highly present in the case that The Stories of Eva Luna showed the element of indomitable spirit where as the short story of Wine of Wyoming shows elements expression of human sympathy. The main character Eva Luna in The Stories of Eva Luna is the poor girl and the narrator. The main characters

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    rule and stereotypes. She ultimately acted as an influential supporter of women’s empowerment, and she harnessed this desire for equality and strength through her own literary work. In her 1989 collection of short stories entitled The Stories of Eva Luna, she takes a peculiar, yet transcendent stance on the reality of women’s lives within the

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    Allende uses her storytelling ability to help her survive a succession of hardships, and she eventually makes her living as a writer. The transformative power of words and stories is one of the major themes of the novel. Her novel, The Stories of Eva Luna, happen to be a great example of this. She writes of her family, though not by name or looks, but by events. The first is of her cousin. In 1973, President Salvador Allende was assassinated in a military coup that installed General Augusto

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    to Ichabod allowing the audience to mainly have sympathy for Ichabod. Another example of this type of drama between characters is when the townspeople in Eva Luna accuses Eva of killing Zulema. The townspeople go ballistic causing a bit of excitement for the reader. In this example, Isabel Allende also makes her audience feel sympathy for Eva because we know that she did not commit the crime. “As we emerged from the building and walked toward the truck, the chief of the tribe began to stamp the

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    Discuss the nature of power explored in the texts, Eva Luna, and A Doll’s House In the two texts Eva Luna, and A Doll’s House, by Isabel Allende and Henrik Ibsen respectively, there are various people who have power over others. However this power comes in a number of forms, different characters use it for different purposes, and the ways the characters achieve it also differs. These different natures of power allow some people to succeed where others fail, and it is those who succeed that, in

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    In the series of short stories The Stories of Eva Luna, the author, Isabel Allende, incorporates the element of the past affecting the present into her plotlines. This style of writing creates a correlation between the new and the old by establishing a cause and effect type of relationship. While this element exists in all of Allende’s short stories, she exhibits it most prominently in The Gold of Tomás Vargas. In this specific short story, the main character, Tomás Vargas, indulges in life’s

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    Essay on Legacy of Luna

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    BOOK REVIEW Legacy of Luna Julia Butterfly Hill Harper San Francisco April 1, 2000 The author Julia Butterfly Hill book is a personal reference of the adversity she overcame when faced with saving a part of nature, a part of what defines her, a piece of something she would never let go of. In this novel the author gives biographical evidence of not only her love of saving the redwood trees. The story begins in December of 1996, in the town of Stafford, California. There was

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