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Scoops Relationship With Heidi
696 wordsPaper #1 Heidi Holland and Feminism in The Heidi Chronicles Wendy Wasserstein The Heidi Chronicles attempts to demonstrate the futility of the womens rights movement, and its incapacity to fulfill the needs of all women. We trace the main character, Heidi, from the time she develops an interest in men, 1964, to the time where she gives up on men and decides to fulfill her own needs for a family by adopting a child. Wasserstein shows the infiltrating changes in the life of American women with hum...
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Lao Tzu
637 wordsThe original form of Taoism is sometimes called philosophical Taoism or classical Taoism. Taoism never even had a name until Buddhism came to China. It was nameless. Lao Tzu even states that Tao is only used because it is the closest word in meaning. Nothing can be said about the Tao without taking away from the meaning. When Taoism finally was acknowledged, it changed from its strict philosophical path to a religious one, with its own priests and holy men. For many centuries Taoism was just a w...
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Modern Guitar Web Of Art View One
534 wordsAlthough most of the images were pretty impressive, but the ones I liked were: 1) The Drawing of the Lute: The lute derives its name, as well as its distinctive shape, from the Arabic 'ud, an instrument which is very much at the heart of Arabic musical life to this day. 'Al 'ud' means 'the wooden one', a name perhaps coined to distinguish the 'ud from instruments made from gourds or with parchment soundboards. Since being in Dubai, In most Arabic festivals lute is the instrument that is been pla...
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Jongleur And Minstrel
345 wordsThose who told stories in the Middle Ages have been called by many names: minstrel, jongleur, troubadour, trouv " ere, bard, sc^op, gleeman. But what more do we know of those performers of the Middle Ages, and more specifically those of Medieval France? The easy answer is not a lot. However, if we delve deeper into what artefacts remain of medieval society, we are able to fill in the gaps of our knowledge of these integral parts of medieval culture. My goal in this paper is to analyse the presen...
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My Dinner Jacket
589 words'I didn't expect to win " Philip Pullman, 55, became the first children's writer to win the 25,000 Whitbread Book of the Year prize on Tuesday, with The Amber Spyglass, the third instalment of the magical His Dark Materials trilogy. I did some writing in my shed on Saturday morning. It's a shorter book than the last one - a fairy tale along the lines of I Was a Rat which was recently dramatized by the BBC. After shopping in the afternoon, my wife and I walked the dogs. They are brother and siste...
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Linnaeus Classification System
360 wordsBy Cory Cooper 10th grade 1997-98 of RIO AMERICANO HIGH SCHOOL-leave my name please! Carolus Linnaeus was a Swedish naturalist and physician. He created the classification system for classifying plants and animals that is now universally used. He created the binomial system which each living thing is assigned a name that is made of two Latin words. The first word is genus and the second is species. Linnaeus was the Father of Systematic Botany. Linnaeus was born Carl von Linnaeus on May 23, 1707,...
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Thief Lord By Cornelia Funke
608 wordsHide and seek and steal The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke, trans Oliver Latch 350 pp, The Chicken House When writers for adults contemplate Venice they behold decay, dereliction and death. Thomas Mann, Daphne du Maurer, LP Hartley and Salley Vickers have all dispatched hapless protagonists to Italy, where they see Venice - and die. Cornelia Funke observes the city with a child's eye. "There were so many hiding places, so many narrow alleys with names no one could remember - some of them with no n...
