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Written by the Students of Baruch College

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Its reasonable to say …

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— Anonymous Its reasonable to say that one point everyone has felt out of place feeling isolated from others. Through out my life this has been a big issue constantly thinking of ways to lie to satisfy those around me. While reading “ Clash of Civilization Over an Elevator in Piazza Vittorio” topics of immigration, […]

While reading the essay we can see …

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— Anonymous While reading the essay we can see that the family troubles and the relationship between Baldwin and his father as well as the challenges of racism in the American society during the 1940s. Usually, father and son relationship are close to each other but for Baldwin it was opposite. As his father was […]

James Baldwin’s two approaches to hatred…

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—Mazidul Ahmed James Baldwin’s two approaches to hatred he discusses can be associated with a broader view of the world’s injustices. All things that provoke anger within us lead up to these two approaches: acceptance or confrontation. In Baldwin’s situation, he had to face these very two paths, but he realized that taking either path […]

I have chosen the “Clash of Civilizations Over an Elevator”…

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—Ronaldo Neziraj I have chosen the “Clash of Civilizations Over an Elevator in Piazza Vittorio”. The book is a great choice for me, i learned a lot from it especially after we carefully analyzed it. One of the main features of the book is having multiple narrators give their version of the story, which directly […]

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