The Carnival of the Animals

“Through the Tunnel” by Doris Lessing Bio: Doris Lessing was born in Kermanshah Iran, on October 22, 1919. After growing up in now Zimbabwe, she moved to England and embarked upon a writing career. Her first novel was published in 1950 and her 1962 novel The Golden Notebook turned her into a feminist role model. The author of more than 55 works spanning fiction, nonfiction, poetry and opera. The dominant literary device used in this story is symbolism, symbolism is used because Jerrys moms arm

for learning me your language! (I.ii.366–368)”This play is describing the relationship between a men who is consider to be a beast because is a native, uncivilized person. Also, he is been describe as a half man and half animal. Caliban wants to be consider a person and not and animal because the colonizers consider him uncivilized. Furthermore, this is an example of what people use to think about the new

From where I come from in the Dominican Republic, music plays a big role in the lives of the people. The cultures of music in the country have grown and redefined its African and European roots from into modern eras with more social, and cultural celebrations that vary throughout the different cities and small towns of the island. I grew up in a household made out of three artists that express and display their artistic skills through music and carnaval costumes and masks that they wear every year

In 1863 Colombia was given its name. The name was chosen in honor of Christopher Columbus, even though Columbus never visited Colombia. Alonso de Ojeda, was the first European to set foot on Colombia in 1499, Alonso de Ojeda explored Sierra Navada de Santa Marie and was very surprised by the wealth of the Indians and their stories. These stories gave birth to the legend of El Dorado. Colombia became a target to all Spaniards because of the assumed riches there. Everyone went to Colombia and a few

and for guidance. Voodoo devotees acknowledge their deceased ancestors and spirits who have protected the individuals throughout their lives. Practitioners engage in rituals to say thank you, to celebrate victory, and to ask for prosperity. Often animal sacrifice has negative outlook, although it should not because the meat is shared with family

illustrates cartoon animals and objects giving their opinions on Australian and world issues. The prompt, “to what extent does Andrew Marlton use satire in his comics to voice his perspective?” can be used to analyze and gain insight into his opinion.

temperate, arid in southeast; sub-arctic in southwest. The climate varies. They have fertile plains of the pampas, lead, zinc, tin, copper, and iron ore. They have permanent crops. Animals also live on these lands. Argentina has 20,000 plant species and there, are more to be discovered. Red flower is the national flower. Animals and wildlife of Argentina, there are approximately 360 mammals, 1,000 bird species, 700 different fish, 400 reptiles and amphibians, pumas can be found in northern

“Sonny’s Blues” by James Baldwin is a story that takes place in the 1950’s in Harlem about two men who are brothers. Sonny, the younger of the two brothers, is a jazz musician who suffers from drug addiction. The older brother, the narrator, is a school teacher and has two children and a wife. “A Hunger Artist” by Franz Kafka is a story that depicts the life of an artist who imprisons himself and fasts for days. The Kafka kept the name of the main character anonymous, but the reader learns that he

wings. He has enormous wings that are the whole point of the story. When Peylo finds the old man in the beginning of the story, he sees his enormous wings. The old man is held captive for the fact that he has wings and is shown like an animal. He is put into a carnival to be viewed upon. The second reason I feel he is an angel is, he can fly. In the beginning of the story, he’s very weak and sickly and throughout the story,

Takers and the Leavers Inequality has been a trending problem in society and over recent time it has been getting even worse. Wealthy groups often misuse their resources to take advantage of the poor to keep moving up. “Ishmael” by Daniel creates an interesting philosophy that reflects upon the social conflict theory through the eyes of the narrator and the teacher, Ishmael. However, it is not a traditional story as it lacks major character development. Quinn wrote it to teach as opposed to entertain