Purple Heart Literary Analysis

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Must use the book as a primary source and then are required a minimum of 1-2 additional sources from

the databases . You will discuss such things as how concepts and forms in literary work relate to larger

political, social, economic and/or religious contexts.
Make a claim/argument about how the author uses certain story elements and/or literary devices within

the novel to help develop/express/or convey the impact of war on soldiers (soldier: one engaged in military

service

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Michael Jackson “Slave to the Rhythm”

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Technology is a part of our world and certainly in how we communicate, listen to music and watch dance.

This video is a hologram of Michael Jackson that was initially presented at the 2014 Billboards Music

awards. He had recently passed away when this hologram was performed for millions of viewers. Was this

appropriate?
Was this disrespectful? What did/does this type of use of technology do regarding the legacy of the artist?
What about the future uses of this type of technology?

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Mexican history

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Compare at least TWO periods in Mexican history pertaining to your themes of choice. For example,

compare land conflicts in the colonial period to land conflicts during the Mexican Revolution in the early

20th century. To frame your analysis, explain how [insert topic] evolved during those periods. What

changed, and what stayed the same? For example, a paper on religion in Mexico could compare the

Mesoamerican religions to post-Conquest Catholicism and explore the ways religion both changed and

remained the same in Mexican society during those periods.
3) Cite and discuss readings in The Mexico Reader and other course textbooks to provide specific

evidence for your analysis of change and continuity. You are not required to do additional research for

this paper.

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The Conference of the Birds

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The Conference of the Birds by Farid ud-din Attar (ISBN: 978-0140444346)

  1. Take a section from the assigned readings and do the following in an essay:
    a. Identify the allegorical players in at least one of the parables told.
    b. Explain what each of the significant players in the parable represents.
    i. What is the parable suggesting? What is its controlling theme?
    ii. How is the soul’s journey being blocked from its path to God? iii. What answer is the parable giving in
    reference to the hoopoe’s advice? How does this help the soul’s journey on its path?
  2. Be mindful of the editor’s suggestions about interpretation on pages xv-xviii:
    a. “Two themes in particular are diffused throughout almost the entire poem—the necessity for destroying

the Self, and the importance of passionate love” (xviii);
b. “If there are two main actors in any given story, it’s a good bet—it doesn’t always work but it does most

of the time—that one of them represents the human soul and the other God” (xvi);
c. “…often in Sufi tales it is the socially inferior person who represents God or the divine. This is the part

of the Sufi love of paradox, a way of jolting the reader out of his normal expectation of the world” (xvii);
d. Objects and individuals don’t maintain allegorical significance from one story to another, so the

meanings of the symbols in each story have to be worked out anew” (xviii);
e. “…if a tale seems resistant to interpretation, the first thing to do is to turn the page back and reread the
hoopoe’s initial words” (xv).

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