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 The Legacy Of Abraham Cahan
Jews have been lashed out on, time and time again throughout history, but one man who saw this
hatred for Jews first hand and tried turning the tables, was a man by the name of Abraham Cahan.
He is known as being the first prominent writer to emerge from the biggest wave of Jewish
immigration from Russia, but he was much more than just a writer. He was an editor and critic of
several New York newspapers, a sociologists reformer, and a teacher of English to many Jewish
immigrants following in his footsteps. Cahan valued his Jewish religion, but not only that, he valued
language and in particular English and Yiddish which he wrote in. He believed in telling the story of
immigration through fiction which he did in his literature, by taking... Show more content on
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This is just one battle in a continuous war against maintaining his religion, but he had a changing
world around him tearing him apart from it. In this constant war, he ends up having to flee
Europe in particular Russia, because he gets tangled in a mess involving an assassination attempt
of the Czar. This journey leads him to America, where he is first greeted by the Statue of Liberty
at Ellis Island. When Cahan came to America many things changed for him, he was forced to
leave behind his old life and try his hardest to assimilate himself into American culture. He left
behind many aspects of his culture, but was still able to continue on with many of them. One piece
of his life that was hardest to maintain was his language. Although he held onto Yiddish, Russian,
and Hebrew, he immediately had to learn English which soon became a large part of his career and
what made him so astounding.America is said to be the home of the free, and this is what so many
immigrants desired when coming to America, and Cahan was no exception. He was a tremendous
aid to those immigrants by devoting the first years of his life in America to teaching English. While
doing this, he also lectured and wrote articles on Jewish life in the city for countless New York
magazines. Within these articles he answers many questions on tough arguments, mostly circled
around religion. An example of one
 The Internet Has Made Education Better For Teachers,...
The internet has made education better for teachers, student and parents however the use of the
information super highway does not have its faults. What are some solutions to problems such as
cheating, plagiarism and the validity of the information online? Ethics, honesty, and fairness in
online educationare always concerns because of the quick internettransferring of information
available to our students. There are numerous ways that educators can help minimize this problem.
Some action steps that are readily available to online internet education are TURNITIN which is
plagiarism detection software, remote live PROCTORING which uses web cams and humans
monitoring several screens in the room where students are connecting to their assignments online, a
LOCKDOWN BROWSER can be downloaded to the students computer which prevents students
looking up things during an exam, and there are KEYSTROKE RECOGNITION devices that
recognize the student and assures that the work is done by that student. Educators have to pay
attention to the criticisms as well. Some of the criticisms to examine are the claims that the internet
is unreliable, students don t get group interaction, teaching profession put at risk, no way to measure
truth in learning, students sheltered from real world, learning is impersonal, and prevents students
from learning how to communicate. The first claim to examine is that the internet is unreliable. In
order to find an internet website that has reliable
 Theodicy Contrasts In Job s Jonah
This first charge in Jonah s theodicy contrasts (purposefully?) with that of Job s charge. The
difference, writes Yehezkel Kaufmann, is that Jonah complains that divine mercy detracts from
divine justice, whereas Job complains that divine anger infringes upon divine justice. At the end of
the book that bears his name, Job retracts his accusation against God. Perhaps, that is exactly what
the author of Jonah wanted his readers to do. Yahweh asks Jonah in 4.4, Do you have a right to be
angry? The right answer then and now should be answered in the negative.
God can show compassion on anyone He chooses, even Ninevites.
How appropriate is this concept to the church today! Does God have the right to forgive a spouse
who had an affair, even if the outward show of repentance appears shallow? Does ... Show more
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Such applications will not only be textual accurate but also personally convicting, confronting
readers both ancient and modern with a choice as to keep accusing God of injustice or to withdraw
our self centered accusations. Concern for God s Plan (vs. 1 5)
Jonah was angry with God for sparing the lives of the Asyrians. God s grace and the fact that He
might spare them was part of the reason that he had run away in the first place. He wanted them
to be judged and suffer. God had a different plan. There will be things that happen to you in life
that are out of your control things that will bring you pain. At times like that it is easy to cry out
to God and blame Him for the pain you are going through. Have you ever questioned God s plans for
your life. The will of God will never lead to where the grace of God cannot keep you.

Christians should not be angry with God when He chooses to show mercy to disreputable sinners
who make a mediocre attempt at repentance.
 Examples Of Total Asset Management
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 The Problem of Old Harjo
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THE PROBLEM OF OLD HARJO

GENRE
Short story Historical Fiction
Subtheme: religion

SETTING:
Place: This story takes places in Indian Territory, in the USA. Before settlers landed on America s
shores, Indians resided in what would become Oklahoma ( okla meaning people and humma
meaning red, so the state s name literally means red people )
Time: in the middle 1800s when Indians had already been relocated in the West.
Historical background: Oklahoma s recorded history began in 1541 when Spanish explorer
Coronado ventured through the area on his quest for the Lost City of Gold. The land that would
eventually be known as Oklahoma was part of the 1803 Louisiana Purchase.
Beginning in the 1820s, the Five Civilized Tribes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He was a hospitable, respectful person. He wanted to be baptized and received into the church.
Miss Evans: The dynamic character, the one who changed during the story, the one who realized
her mistake. She was a missionary, weak on matters of doctrine. She was young and possessed of
but one enthusiasm that for saving souls. She tried to rehabilitate old Harjo morally, but as he didn
t agree in leaving one of his wives, she realized that there was no way to change things. And she felt
guilty because she woke him up to a desire for the water of salvation that he could not take.
Mrs Rowell: The minor and static character. She had been working as a missionary for fifteen
years and knew it was no use to try to convert the older Indians. She was a sincere and patriotic
woman as well as practical, discreet, charitable and tactful. But she was also immovable.
Liza: Harjo s first wife. She was a stout, handsome, plump woman of about fifty five, with a clear,
sweet voice. She was also a hard working woman. She was of the Crow people. She had lived with
Harjo since he was thirty years old and had helped him to make the farm.
Jenny: Harjo s second wife. She had gone to live with Harjo when he was thirty five and she was
twenty five because she had been taken care of her old mother. She was a hard working woman in
his fifties and also funny. She was tall and thin. Liza had suggested Harjo to
 Challenging Lutgendorf s Ideas within his Article through...
Intro: The discourse of film is a questionable field of study in its own respect. To say whether a
film is influence or not by another medium is a problematic area as there are many factors to
account for which can influence an artist s project. In Philip Lutgendorf s article, Is There An Indian
Way of Filmmaking? (2006), he attempts to suggest how texts from the Indian cultural heritage
could be used for the discourse of both Indian cinema as well as to the study of cinema itself, which
justifies discussion. This essay will attempt to challenge Lutgendorf s ideas within his article through
Hayao Miyazakis film, Spirited Away(2001) through the discussion of manga/animae origin,
Japanese mythology, and genre hybridity.
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Manga literally translates to informal drawings or impromptu sketches , and are the Japanese
equivalent to comic books. New Treasure Island featured many western influences such as the
use of big eyes, which is noticeable in Walt Disney s work. Ultimately, Tezuka laid the
foundations for modern manga. Because of manga s large popularity, it went onto the filmic
medium known as animae. Like manga and its early development, animae has had help in its
creative development. The large sum of aid in the growth of animae was western influences in
cartooning, such as Walt Disney, as well as literature from works from Lewis Carroll s Alice in
Wonderland (1865) and L. Frank Baum s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900). Spirited Away
contains influences of both Alice in Wonderland as well as The Wonderful Wizard of Oz since both
Chihiro, Dorothy, and Alice are lost in a fantastical world which they know nothing about, and face a
female power hungry antagonist who attempts to stop their desire to go back home.
Para. 1: Referring back to the origins of manga and animae, these art forms were created to repress
the American influence over Japan through the revival of traditional Japanese art practices such as
woodblock paintings, and jojō ga literally translated to sentimental , or lyrical painting , which was
created by Yumeji Takehisa (1884 1934), and often depicted portrait paintings of Japanese women.
These
 Urbanization And Industrialization
It s amazing how many roads have been made, skyscrapers have been thrown up and technology
has been invented in just a hundred years. The transition from agriculture to mass production
know as the industrial revolution has impacted all of our lives from indoor plumbing to electricity.
Industrialization is a process that leads to a significantly increased proportion of a population
engaged in factory work and nonagricultural occupations; it increases the number of people living
near factories and relying on mechanically produced goods and services (Monti et al. 2015: 191).
Industrialization in Western societies brought about about urbanization, the movement of
populations from rural to urban areas; the growth and development and redevelopment of cities
(Monti et al. 2015: 192). The shift to larger effective machines caused many factories to open up
which in turn provided opportunity for people seeking jobs. The jobs brought in employees and
their families, which created a need for more housing. As more and more people moved near
factories, cities became larger and more dense. Many changes occurred as societies changed from
rural and small to large, industrial and urban settings. German sociologist Ferdinand Tönnies wrote
about the changes that took place as societies became urban. Tonnies wrote that there was a strong
sense of community, or Gemeinschaft, is prevalent in traditional, rural areas. He believed that there
was a strong sense of kinship, neighborhood and
 Ted Talk Analysis
Key Components Kate Simonds Ted Talk speaks out the truth of inequity towards young people,
especially on teens in regards of voicing and expressing their thoughts and ideas without being
neglected. It discusses the challenges of teens voice being heard due to the societal perception
towards the insignificance of young people s voice as they are labeled as naive and ignorant .
Kate Simonds stated on her Ted talk that the only qualification to being a TED speaker is to have
an idea. An idea you think is worth spreading which she stated to be a problem due to her age of
17 which will lead to her idea being accounted to be worthless. To further emphasize her point of
unfairness, She added humor on her speech saying you re only respecting me because I m on this
stage. Maybe it s because you like my extremely high heels which somewhat makes her acceptable
to the society to be heard of as she wears high heels which can represent maturity because it is
most common and norms for an adult to wear heels. Her introduction was well executed as she
was able to outline and introduce the problem, thus, leading her to state her opinion on her thesis
that any idea should be respected no matter the age of who it comes from. Furthermore, she
discusses how unfairness towards teens are present in many different situations where adults
neglect and don t respect her voice and it was stated that according to a Life Science article from
2008, that because [she s] a teenager, [she] can t experience empathy which is defined as the
ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Also, argues that students are being looked
down upon and she talks about the expectations from students such as following the system
education and how they are not expected to oblige. Overall, this discusses how young people are
often told You don t get it, you re 17. You don t deserve to have the control over what you learn this
statement is contributing factors to why many voices are often unheard because others are ignorant.
Thesis Young people such as teenagers are strip off the rights of freedom of expression without
being judged or neglected by the society because the mentality of the people is vastly influenced by
the concept
 Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas Comparison
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream was
originally written by Hunter S. Thompson in 1971. This classic novel showcases a stoned
sportswriter, Raoul Duke, who also refers to his own ego as Dr. Gonzo . Duke travels to Las
Vegas with his fellow Samoan attorney to cover a motorcycle race on the outskirts of Las Vegas
called the Mint 400. After a series of reckless events, Raoul and his companion finally make their
way to the city. Once there, they find themselves stirring up a great deal of trouble and receive a
heap of public attention due to their erratic, drug induced behaviors. The novel intrigued readers so
much that, in 1998, Terry Gilliam transformed Thompson s work of art into a movie... Show more
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Nevertheless, it seems as if Gilliam s focus was more on entertaining his audiences through the
characters comical annotations and side effects of the hallucinogens rather than illustrating
Thompson s own idea of the American Dream.
While there were a few key differences between the book and film editions of Fear and Loathing in
Las Vegas, as mentioned previously, the film shares mostly similarities with Thompson s original
novel. In fact, the entire first half of the movie remains remarkably faithful to the book s plot.
Most of the differences in Gilliam s film mentioned earlier occurred around the second half of the
movie after Raoul and his attorney had made their way across the long route in the desert. The
location, the description of the setting, additional characters, drugs, and the car used in the initial
scenes were all identical to those in the novel. For example, the drugs that Duke and his attorney
were using in the book consisted of ether, blotter acid, marijuana ( grass ), cocaine, mescaline,
amyl, and prescription pills; these same drugs were used by the characters in Gilliam s Fear and
Loathing in Las Vegas as well.
Likewise, the lines spoken by the characters in Terry Gilliam s film were almost matching to those in
Thompson s original Fear and Loathing