I knew the story had to be told. Not to transmit an experience is to betray it”(1) People would read what he wrote down and think about it. It usually comes the illusion after civilization but after reading it people might rethink about it. The impact on literacy is to let people consider what had happened with more points of view. Even though it is just Wiesel’s duty to write it down, the literacy may change people’s mind.
First of all, it can be said that this desire for books and affinity for words is an innate ability to all human beings. In Fahrenheit 451, Faber, the professor helping Montag, was taught like all other citizen not to think of books, and to denunciate anyone who might own books. Nevertheless, he decides to read them, because he is attracted by the material and intellectual content of them. He, of course, hid these, but he still had to bring them back home, which was dangerous. He put himself in danger for books, which proves that human are ready to take big risks for culture, which shows they have this innate and natural desire for books.
When Siddhartha tells his father that he will go to the Samanas the next day with his permission, his father, “falls silent, and remains silent for so long that the stars in the small window wandered and changed their relative positions” (Hesse, 9). Old traditions and customs were so important that any hint of change causes apprehension to arise. Following these traditions for many was regarded as the safer path, and the path that would keep you out of difficulties. Siddhartha, all of the sudden deciding to change his path was a shock to his father and not something he obviously wanted to support. Throughout his path to enlightenment, Siddhartha sets himself apart from society.
Personal FCA: Proper spelling and grammar The Alchemist “ The ocean is a central image. It is the symbolism of a great journey” (Enya quotes.) In The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho there are many symbols. This story is about a young shepherd boy, Santiago from the Spanish countryside. He has a dream that reveals the location of a hidden treasure buried at the Egyptian Pyramids.
(Pg. 83) This Supports the idea of inner growth because Crabbe learns to trust himself not Mary. Lastly, Crabbe’s inner struggled is revealed through keeping Mary’s secret. When Crabbe first meets Mary she had a secret pack in the wood that she made Crabbe swear not to ever touch. This shows that Crabbe has respect for Mary’s Privacy, but he did wonder what was in that bag.
Gordon should have given the book a chance by actually reading it with his class, instead of walking out on it because he kept hearing the would niggers. It is understandable that he got offended by that word being used numerous times throughout one chapter, but he should have kept continuing to read it to see what else the book said. Little did he know that the author was not trying to insult colored people because the book tells a story about how a young, white boy helps out a black slave to become free from slavery and protects him throughout
If Uncle Axel like David’s father who hates mutant, he would not have told him his special ability. Another example, “ "I want you to promise me that you will never, never tell anyone else what you have just told me - never”(4,31) This quote is describing the situation where Uncle Axel finds out about David can communicate with others only use his thought. He reacts quietly and calmly and tells David to never tell anyone, do not do it out loud any more. The readers can get some important information from here -- Uncle Axel seems lenient and accepting towards differences. If he did not, he would not taught ,explained and helped David to understand about Waknuk's rules and their views on people who are different from the image of God.
This shows that the boy loves his father and doesn’t believe he should sacrifice anything for him. Another scene that shows this type of love is when the man reads the boy a book. This scene could be interpreted in many ways, such as the man helping the boy escape from reality. This could also be interpreted as the man showing love towards his son and the son showing that he loves him too. This scene could be symbolic to an ideal picture of family and love, with a father reading to his son next to a warm fire.
English 073 My View by reading Malcolm X Malcolm X changed his life by reading a lot of books. He was just a street man before. The good thing is for him to be consent that prison was the first thing that made his life to be changed. By reading every kind of books he learned a lot for people, places, and events for history. It was very hard for him to read in the prison because he couldn’t read late nights.
Self-concept Firstly, my self-concept is that everyone is the same regardless of age or gender, and I treat everyone with respect if respect is also given in return, in my group respect was shared both-ways by listening and accepting peoples work ethic, High work ethic is important to me as it one of the qualities I expect. Culture is also a characteristic of self-concept, having a South African back-round meant that when you are told do something you do it and no matter how hard the task is, you complete the task without complaint, this was hard as not everyone has this self-concept, in Chinese culture you are allowed to make grievances about the task if you are finding the task difficult and also ask for help. I did ask for help from my team-mates and this was because it was a group assignment not an individual assignment. Having a both an introvert personality and a extrovert, meant that I was able to work in a group atmospheres and put forward my ideas. Perception Secondly, perception is also very significant.