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    Fitzgerald And Hemingway

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    Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is a story that has been told and taught thousands of times as it is viewed as a highly specific portrait of American society during the “roaring” twenties. Modernism is described as “a philosophical movement that, along with cultural trends and changes, arose from wide-scale and far-reaching transformations in Western society during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.” Fitzgerald used

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    ———————————————————————————————— SLEEPLESS BEAUTY By Abbi and Madison Turner - 907 ———————————————————————————————— SCENE 1 - Castle Grounds Prince Stefan is shooting arrows into targets. In the background, a giant castle looms. Barely visible on the horizon, there is a very old castle with foliage almost completely covering it. *************** Narrator: It had been 100 years since Maleficent had cast her terrible spell and it was almost forgotten that there was a princess locked in a castle

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    Ever wonder what it’s like to have so much money, it ends up messing up your life? The novel happens during the Roaring Twenties in Long Island, near New York City, the book is told through the narrator, Nick Carraway's adventures with millionaire Jay Gatsby, also Gatsby's long lived dream to be with his former lover, Nick’s cousin, Daisy Buchanan once again. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald has many themes and motifs, but one of the more common themes is materialism, and the most common motif

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    Body Image Controversy

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    changes that throw us through emotional loops. In Adolescence it is a struggle for most of us, our body changes and goes through physical and mental changes. Raising children.com says “Boys and girls who develop very early or very late might feel more self-conscious, get teased and have body image concerns. Girls often reduce physical activity, despite improved strength, because of body image and gender-based self-image concerns. Boys who have early physical development will have

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    Discuss the role of women in English literature, both as characters in works written by men and women and as authors in their own right, from Beowulf up to the late eighteenth century. The role of women in English literature from Beowulf up to the late eighteenth century mostly represented the mores and gender expectations of the time. Exceptions were Rebecca in Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe who epitomized an intelligent and courageous woman and Grendall's mother in Beowulf who tried to attack the

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    Let’s get lost in the world of fantasy! Have you ever been somewhere that you enjoyed a lot? A place where children smile, beaming in bliss and adults flying back to their childhood innocence. A place where you seem to walk into the movies of your childhood memories, those movies that you watched hoping to become one of those beautiful princesses or one of those brave heroes. A place that promises that dreams come true. I remembered my first trip to Disneyland in Tokyo, Japan last year quite well

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    The World 's Best Hope

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    During 1920’s America, we saw a multitude of both benefactors and opposition. A large majority of these benefactors were individuals within politics or business. Despite this, America had an unfounded worldwide contribution to economic growth, racialist activism and potential political proxy. America had a well-established political system that ensured extensive industrial growth in a short period of time through use of the availability of cheap labour overseas to captivate upon the lucrative source

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    began to change. The stock market was at record highs and wall street was the real land of oppritunity. A backfire in liquior laws allowed people to obtain alcohol even easier and at a lesser cost. You can now see why people named this decade “the roaring 20’s” C. As the economy grew, so did the people. As far as wealth goes, unless the poor somehow acquired money, they would stay poor, represented as the valley of ashes in novel. All of the higher classes just rose to greater extents of wealth. Even

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    The Great Gatsby characterizes the general lifestyle of the wealthy, rich, and entitled of a particular time period: the Roaring Twenties. In this age, there was economic prosperity, which only served to deeply divide and widen the gap between the poor and rich. Moreover, there were also many ideals and social changes which came into fruition. In fact, during the Roaring Twenties, when The Great Gatsby takes place, the hedonistic lifestyle was especially rampant. Furthermore, with that kind of lifestyle

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    The Roaring Twenties became an uproar after World War 1 had ended. During that time, many people became aware of health and nutrients. Food companies began to market their own food products. Wages rose, unemployment declined, and business started booming. Prohibition became a major deal. The younger generation were adjusting to the new changes coming up around them. Women earned the right to vote in 1920. The 1920’s saw a recoil of social, and political reform. The economy created a stable environment

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