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In Graham Greene’s novel, The Quiet American, Greene portrays American character and foreign policy during the 1950’s. He does so by maintaining three important themes; the insufficiency of theoretical thinking, the fear of innocence, and the difficulty of remaining neutral. Throughout the novel, Greene emphasizes “that innocence and idealism can claim as many lives as … Read more
In its simplest manner, community is defined as a grouping of people in an area who share similar characteristics; this could include socio-economic status, religion, race, and even past trauma. Communities are important, because the typically invoke a sense of belonging, togetherness, and support. They can become dangerous when they attempt to ostracize all others … Read more
Literacy is an understanding or being an expert in a specific area. I consider myself an expert in many things. I am expert in video games, music, anime, movies, and marvel comics. To begin with, my favorite video game is the uncharted series. Starring motion capture actors Nolan north and Troy Baker. Written and directed … Read more
Kerala has the highest literacy rate among the states of India. But kerala school struggles brake caste barriers and a school in the northern district of Kozhikode is a case point . The Government Welfare L P School in Perambra village has become a dalit only school. Because other communities in village have stopped sending … Read more
‘Best of Enemies’ revolved around two highly intelligent yet complete polar opposites in ideologies William F. Buckley Jr., a conservative, and Gore Vidal, a liberal, as they battle out their wits during the Republican and Democratic Conventions of 1968. They genuinely despised each other, as evidenced by their debates, until both of them committed ad … Read more
In a modernistic time, we assume human liberties and basic rights are uninhibited and that social structure are built to create order and peace. Fritz Lang’s Metropolis outlines the futility of revolts and the usage of force to solve an issue that lies within system as well as the need to compose oneself and to … Read more
In her work, Dreamspeaker, Anne Cameron writes the story, set in 1976 British Columbia, of a young boy named Peter, who flees an institution for troubled and delinquent boys. Peter takes off on a wild adventure and ends up befriending two native men, and together they make an unbreakable bond of spiritual magic, and most … Read more
Over the last decade, the information age has been rapidly changed by the introduction of the new literacy. But even this definition, now a decade old, fails to articulate how might change in an “information age. New literacies have risen due to the introduction of new technologies such as text messages, blogging, social media, video … Read more
The meaning of literacy is the ability to read and write. Since I am now in America, Literacy has a new definition for me, because I have to speak and write in English instead of my native language. During the experience of learning English, I encountered language barrier and culture shock. Now looking back the … Read more
In Graham Greene’s novel, The Quiet American, Greene portrays American character and foreign policy during the 1950’s. He does so by maintaining three important themes; the insufficiency of theoretical thinking, the fear of innocence, and the difficulty of remaining neutral. Throughout the novel, Greene emphasizes “that innocence and idealism can claim as many lives as … Read more
