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 The Theme Of Death And Change In A Rose For Emily By...
William Faulkner once said, Given a choice between grief and nothing, I d choose grief
(Brainyquote). He further explains why he d do this in A Rose for Emily ; although the story is
not about him, he details the loneliness and selfishness of a poor woman, Miss Emily. Miss
Emily is unable to grip the idea of death and suffers great deals of denial. After the death of her
father, the townspeople expected her to be in a state of grief but alas she is not. Instead she
proceeds to say that her father is very well with her, alive. William Faulkners idea of grieving is clear
in this story because he shows his audience that it is better to accept death than to ignore it through
the accounts of Miss Emily s journey. William Faulkner s story takes place in the South, during a
time period of racial discrimination and major political change. By using reader response criticism,
a reader can analyze A Rose for Emily through the aspects of the secret held within the story, race
found through anthropology, and gender found through anthropology.
To begin with, one can analyze A Rose for Emily by examining the underlying hidden message
found within the story. The hidden message that William Faulkner tried to convey in his story
was the themes of death and change. Death looms through the story from the beginning right on
through to the end as the narrator begins describing the beginning of Miss Emily s funeral. Miss
Emily herself chooses not to accept the fate of death when her extremely controlling father
passes away. Miss Emily met them at the door, dressed` as usual and with no trace of grief on her
face. She told them that her father was not dead (Faulkner). This quote from A Rose for Emily
clearly shows how Miss Emily tried to defy death by holding on to her father s corpse and treating
it as if he were still living and how fearful she was of change. She later killed Homer to ensure that
he would never leave her. Miss Emily continually tried to prevent any sort of change through death
or other means from occurring in her town. She was so frightened of change that she wouldn t allow
the city to put numbers on her house for mail. Miss Emily alone refused to let them fasten the metal
numbers above her door and
 Essay about Application for a Grant to Stay at University...
This proposal presents a research project for a 2 month stay at the University of Rostock
(Germany) as part of my doctoral studies. As a PhD student in Ecology at the University of
Malaga, where I have developed my scientific background for the last three years, there are several
reasons why I think I am an eligible candidate for this researchgrant. The topics and techniques that
would be covered in the proposed research stay perfectly suit to my background, experience and
research interests. As Environmental Scientist I am used to think under a holistic approach and work
in multidisciplinary teams, including at International level. My postgraduate training on Advanced
Biotechnology enables me to understand and keep on learning about the... Show more content on
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The results obtained in my thesis so far revealed that the red macroalgae Bostrychia scorpioides
(Hudson) and Catenella caespitosa (Withering) from Palmones estuary (South Spain) have distinct
capacities for acquiring nutrients and light, which partially explains their spatial segregation in the
intertidal zone. However, the physiological responses of these two species to salinity, desiccation and
ultraviolet radiation (UV), which still remain unknown, would be studied during the research stay
project in Germany. This research goal perfectly suits the expertise of the Applied Ecology and
Phycology research group at the University of Rostock. During the research stay we plan to
conduct several salinity experiments on Spanish specimens of both red seaweeds for the
measurement of photosynthetic responses and the quantitative and qualitative determination of
organic osmolytes and sunscreen compounds (MAAs). These methods might afterwards be
implemented in my home laboratory to keep on researching in this field to develop future studies
and collaborations. Since I would like to pursue a research career abroad in the future I think that
knowing more about the German academic system and their research activities leaves a door open
to future collaborations. I strongly believe that the research stay would enrich my experience as a
young researcher and would help me growth as a person, through the experience of living abroad
and getting to know the German people and
 The Rock Towers On Her Property
Like the defendant in Moore, Herrera is entitled to summary judgment as a matter of law in this
action, because she could not have known or realized that the rock towers on her property would
pose an unreasonable risk of death or serious bodily injury to Maria. Herrera s private property is
located in a remote location in Arizona where she allows adults to view her land art by
appointment only. It is reasonably understandable that Herrera does not like uninvited or unwanted
individuals on her property at anytime. Moreover, since the land art was for adults only to view,
she never allowed children on her property to view her land art. As a result, no injuries were ever
reported from the adults who visited and viewed her land art.... Show more content on
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Here, however, this argument ignores the fact that Herrera fulfilled her duty as a landowner to not
willfully or wantonly injure a trespasser, such as Maria. To the contrary, Herrera took appropriate
measures to ensure the safely of adults and children by enforcing restrictions to safeguard her guest
and the land art on her property.
Therefore, Herrera is entitled to summary judgment because she could not have known or realized
that the rock towers on her property would pose an unreasonable risk of death or serious bodily injury
to Maria.
II. HERRERA S MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGEMENT SHOULD BE GRANTED BECAUSE
MARIA WAS OF AGE AND EXPERIENCE TO APPRECIATE THE CLEAR DANGER OF
FALLING ON THE ROCKS, GIVEN THAT SHE WAS 11 YEARS OLD AND REALIZED THE
DANGER OF FALLING BEFORE SHE FELL BUT CHOSE TO CONSCIENTIOUSLY
DISREGARD THAT DANGER.

To hold a landowner liable for physical harm to trespassing children, a plaintiff must prove that
children, because of their youth, do not discover or realize the risk involved in intermeddling
with it or in coming within the area made dangerous by it. Barnhizer v. Paradise Valley Unified Sch.
Dist., 599 P.2d 209 (Ariz. 1979). If a child, while realizing the danger of his or her conduct,
disregards the risk out of the spirit of bravado or
 Orange Is The New Black Analysis
The Famous known Netflix Series Orange is the new Black is a woman based show that
encourages woman brilliance and exemplifies the struggle of How woman are perceived in
different aspects of society while it views the daily struggles of men on a day to day basis and
has them create a status of their own; although their status differ so greatly they are still dependent
on each other. Orange is the new black is a show that basis women s views from a prison who are
not terrible people however they ended up doing something if not for themselves but for someone
else that gets them in trouble with the law. Necessarily wasn t the best idea or the right thing to do.
The women are viewed as being strong or weak emotionally independent, dependent.... Show more
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I do believe that the text is attempting to find appropriate gender roles for both sexes. from
watching the show I as well as many other people believe that the gender roles for both sexes are
being redefined almost completely opposite to wear eyes both the female and the male or
equivalent. In the show once you get deeper into it it doesn t for me when it does infer that both
men and women are evil yet some are kind. Even the kind ones have an evil side to getting what
they want I believe the whole concept of the orange is the new black has each character s fate
destined before we even know the ending just from the characters behavior it does show that the
outcome of the characters fate is influenced by the opposite gender or even the same gender. The
audience is pretty convinced the series orange is the new black message is that happiness comes
and goes as it pleases to each individual. And success only comes with a lot of failure. Social status
in orange is the new black is an unlikely denominator that is only applied when someone needs to be
blamed the social status of the inmates and the guards and even the bosses in the show have a higher
person in charge that
 Specialties within Radiology
Modern medicine is capable of treating a tremendous range of human disease and injuries, but the
usefulness of all medical specialties depends on accurate diagnosis. Virtually every conceivable
medical specialty relies on radiological technologies to provide formal diagnoses, making radiology
one of the most important of all medical specialties. Radiologists enjoy some of the best working
conditions in modern medicineand typically experience very positive employment conditions.
Consequently, their services are generally in very high demand, with many starting out with six
figure annual incomes immediately after completion of their professional training. Within the field
of radiology, there are: (1) radiologists who are physicians... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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In the words of my Radiology professor, Warren Hejny, Radiology can take you anywhere; it can be
used as a starting block or stepping stone. Because of its tremendously wide applications within
modern medicine, radiology offers more than a dozen distinct areas of even greater specialization
within the field. Some of those specialty areas involve direct medical intervention, such as in the
case of radiation oncology and interventional radiology. Others focus more on diagnostics rather than
on direct medical treatment.
In that regard, breast imaging involves diagnosing diseases of the breast through mammography,
ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and tissue biopsies. Cardiovascular radiology is
the radiology specialty that uses X rays, computer axial tomography (CAT scans), MRIs, and
ultrasound to diagnose problems with the heart and circulatory system. Chest radiology employs
many of the same technologies and tools to diagnose and treat medical conditions of the heart and
lungs. Other radiology specialty practice areas include: gastrointestinal radiology, emergency
radiology, head and neck radiology, musculoskeletal radiology, and reproductive radiology. Finally,
radiology specialties can also intersect directly with other specialty areas of interest such as
 Steps in Banana Shoot-Tip Culture
In this era of science and technology, inventions are being made to improve the economic marketing
especially. One of the new inventions is from agriculture sector, which is plant tissue culture.
Nowadays, banana tissue culture is one of the famous inventions created by agriculturist. Robinson
and Saúco (2010) mentioned that, banana is ranked second among the other fruit in most important
fruit crop since it is high fruit production and high demands in the market. As elaborated by Singh,
Uma, Selvarajan and Karihaloo (2011), there are five steps in banana shoot tip culture namely
selecting of sucker, sterilizing of instruments, medium and environment, introducing the explant to
Murashigee Skoog (MS) medium, sub culturing the callus, and lastly is weaning and hardening of
plantlets. (refer to Figure 1 in Appendix 1) The first step in banana shoot tip tissue culture
technique is selection of healthy sucker. During this stage, a healthy sucker is chosen when it is
about four months of age. The healthy and young sucker is selected because they have higher rate
differentiation, which helps them to grow rapidly. Then, the outer tissue and the root of the sucker
is pared away until the size of meristem tissue is suitable to the size of petri dish, which is about 1.0
to 2.0 cm diameter (Singh et al., 2011). Next, the tissue is sterilized with bleach and it is rinsed with
distilled water for three times. The second step is sterilizing of the instruments, medium and
environments.
 To Build A Fire Compare And Contrast Essay
The contrasts between young and old are very definitive. The contrast between the two shows itself
very prominently in To Build a Fire. Even though the old man at Sulfur Creek tells the man not to go
out alone, the man abandons the advice and ventures out alone with his dog into the Yukon. The old
man was right, the younger man should have listened instead of being arrogant. He should have
gone with someone and kept himself safe. Even though it may not seem like it, the entire story
revolves around the man s decision to travel alone into the Yukonand simply discard the old man s
advice.
The man s decision to go out alone into the barren Yukon was an extremely important decision, the
decision he made would cost him his life in the end. I think ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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The only way I wouldn t have done the same is if the weather had varied and looked worse than it
normally did. I think a few things that played a part in the man s decision to go alone were, he is
younger and stronger than the old man and he is arrogant and thinks he is smarter. Another
reason might be because they are always in the weather and it never really varies, so as a result
the man might think that the weather is harmless to him. I think the reason I would do the same
thing as the younger man is because I have defied my elders advice in the past. I think that many
of the youth, including myself think that they know better than their parents or any elders. For
instance, just a couple years ago my dad and I were spending the weekend with my aunt. She
lives on a farm and my uncle and I were riding ATV s, while earlier she had told me to slow down.
Of course because I thought I was fine and had it under control, I discarded her advice. After
about twenty minutes of riding around I had torn into a pasture and through an electric fence,
simply because I didn t listen to her. I regret not listening to her because I ended up with some
pretty nasty bruises and causes a couple hundred dollars worth of damage. My experience in not
listening to the wiser, older people was a mere comparison to the younger man in the story, whereas
he lost his life.
The man trekking across the Yukon is young
 Krik Krak Book Analysis
The third chapter in the book Krik? Krak by Edwidge Danticat, is about a struggling family that
lives in the country side of Haiti. Its titled A Wall of Fire Rising , which is a reference to a play
written about the famous Haitian Dutty Boukman. He was one of the leaders of the slave revolt in
Haiti in 1791 and is a token for freedom in Haitian Culture. Knowing the background of the title
gives us a great insight into the story s past and is foreshadowing the importance of freedom.
Throughout the chapter all three main characters are looking for freedom but each in a different
way. Guy wants to be free from harsh government control like everyone else in Haiti at the time. He
also wants to provide for his family and fly his bosses hot air balloon. Guys wife Lili is a stay at
home mom and all she cares about is her family. She wishes that her family was free from struggling
week to week and that her son grows up to live his dream of becoming a performer. Lili also hated
Guy s addiction to the hot air balloon. Little Guy is their son and as I said before he wants to be a
performer and was given the lead role of his school s play. He is just kid and doesn t really
understand the concept of freedom. When he is older he will realize that he won t have the
freedom to pick his dream job and he will most likely end up working at the sugar mill or even
worse unemployed. Guy is obsessed with his boss s hot air balloon that is kept fenced in near the
sugar mill. The hot air balloon
 Essay on The American Revolution and the Formation of Bolivia
Introduction
The American Revolution did much more than any of our founding fathers had ever imagined, it
started a movement that would threaten the very roots of colonialism across the globe. Setting an
example of how a David could overcome a Goliath, the United States inspired regions such as Latin
America to fight for their rights and liberties as well. One such region that embraced the message
was Upper Peru, which would later be known as Bolivia. With some key tipping points that caused
the war, the leaders of the soon to be formed nation rallied its troops and won several major battles,
but even they couldn t prevent the tough times that lay in the early years of the nation. From the
year 1809, Upper Peru was engaged in a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Simon Bolivar, who had a reputation of being a liberator, took center stage. The common folk
began to trust his words, as he talked about fighting for the resources that were theirs, ideals taken
directly from the American Revolution itself. Also with the power struggle created by the
Napoleonic wars, uprisings began. The most prominent of this movement was the uprising in
Chuquisaca in 1809, which led to the formation of the Government Juntas. This group focused on
taking the power from the Spanish and giving it to the people. Seeing the movement in Bolivia take
shape, Latin Nations such as Peru began to provide military support to Bolivian liberators.
Surprisingly, America didn t live up to its reputation, having no negative impact on this revolution.
Normally, America had been notorious for backing up the dictators or colonial powers and
suppressing the Latin liberators. All in all, the combination of a power struggle brought upon by
foreign wars, introduction of revolutionary independence ideals, proper leadership, and foreign aid,
the Bolivian revolution was successful in liberating the nation from Spanish Colonial power after 16
years of conflict.

Leaders o Simon Bolivar ( July 24th, 1783 Dec 17th, 1830)

Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar, or more commonly known as Simon
Bolivar The Liberator, was born in Caracas, Venezuela (Lynch, 2007, p.25). Early in his life military
had played a big role in his life, which set up his
 Connections Between Crime and Poverty Essay
In March 2007 a study done by the McClatchy Newspapers had found that the ranks of the
severely impoverished are rapidly escalating (Williams, 2007). The study showed that the poverty
level in America had reached its highest point in 32 years (Williams, 2007). Nearly Sixteen million
Americans had been found to be in a deep to severe level of poverty(Williams, 2007). The level of
poverty on went up after the economic crash in 2009. But has the increased level of poverty led to
an increase in violence? A lot of outside effects are often over looked when looking at the
correlation between poverty and crime. One of those factors is a higher rate of mental illness among
lower income people (Taylor, 2006). Poverty also causes higher levels of... Show more content on
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Personal income, which is of course is lower for people in poverty, can increase crime since
greater wealth means an increase in benefits to thieves and robbers. Many times things like a
lower social class, normally a reflection of personal income, can cause a person to commit crimes
in order to improve their social standing (Taylor, 2006). Variations in the density of the population
can affect crime in different ways. First adolescents who are brought up in a high poverty are
often responsible for crimes committed (Taylor, 2006). Children in poverty affected areas are
also more likely to be suspended, expelled, or drop out of school have a much higher chance to a
police record then a child that is well to do (Taylor, 2006). A higher percentage of inhabitants
under the age of twenty five in a poverty stricken also can lead to higher crime rates (Taylor, 2006).
On the other hand, the elderly, because of their possessions and vulnerability, are believed to be the
most frequent victims of crime (Taylor, 2006).
But even with these points being made, many scholars still do not believe that poverty goes hand
in hand with crime. The belief is that the causes of poverty are what leads to crime. Normally
areas with high poverty areas do not provide the same level of education seen in more affluent areas
(Gardner, 2007). This leads to less opportunity for young people to improve their
 Models of Metadiscourse Essay examples
Metadiscourse has traditionally been defined in general as text about text . This too broad, and
rather imprecise, definition entails a degree of reflexivity with which a text is enabled to refer to or
to talk about itself or its parts. The concept of metadiscourse may have borrowed its reflexivity
property to language in general, which can also functionreflexively comment on the language or
verbal system itself. In this reflexive form of language, called metalanguage , the metalinguistic
function of language, which is also central to the metadiscourse model used in this study, is most
evident.
The metalinguistic function is one of the six functions of language proposed by Jakobson (1998),
and the other five are expressive, directive, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These functions are apparent in a definition of metadiscourse by Williams (1989: 27 28), a
researcher into metadiscourse who works under this approach: the language that we use when we
describe what we are doing as we think and write about the content of our primary ideas, or what
we want our readers to be doing as they read. It is writing about reading and writing. Crismore et al
(1993: 39) put more consideration towards the improved readability of text as the main function of
metadiscourse: for how readers should read, react to, and evaluate what they have written about the
subject matter . Among researchers into metadiscourse who work under the broad approach is
Vande Kopple (1985, 1988), whose classification of metadiscourse into seven kinds has been used
and developed in research by other researchers as well. A brief summary of his taxonomy, adapted
from Adel s summary with her examples (2006: 168 170) will be presented here. The first group is
Text Connectives , which highlights text organization and relations between one part of a text with
another and connects pieces of information in the text. It comprises four subgroups: Logical
connectors (on the other hand), Announcements (as we shall see, in later chapters), Reminders (the
argument about progress describe above), and Sequencers (First, ... Second, ...). Code Glosses (that
is, contradiction) give signals and hint at rephrasing and interpretations of the text; it anticipates
responses towards the
 The Resistance Workers Of France
For the Resistance workers of France, gender had a defining impact on the roles and jobs open to
women where they were both utilized and supported. They played a key role in the Resistance of
Vichy France from a scattering of leadership roles, to support roles, to secretarial and liaison
work. These women were galvanized and motivated for different reasons: for the political, to
moral, to patriotic or for the desire to do something. Even women beyond the network of the
official groups of Resistance worked to shelter, protect and support Allies, their communities and
Resistance efforts. Thousands of Women during the war, in the Resistance or not, followed and
manipulated the stereotypes and limitations of women in the era to better service their goals.
However these womanly standards curbed which positions they could fill and what respect they
received. In prewar France, the stereotypical women were the homemakers of the family. Though
many were formally educated, few professional jobs were open to them. After the France s
physical and morale collapse in the first months of World War II, the government propaganda
proclaimed a new form of masculinity. A society built on a foundation of family, gender and
biological distinct roles with a male dominated hierarchy. The antithesis of male ideal being a
women who was submissive, ignorant and the home maker. These feminine ideals and values
funneled many women to a support or secondary role in the Resistance. For to