Euphemism is shown many times throughout the book, but I think that these two example’s really represented euphemism in the book,The Giver. When Jonas asked his parents if they loved him his mother said “ Jonas Precision of language” p. . It represent euphemism because when mother said “Precision of language” to Jonas it made him feel embarrassed. In The Giver, release can be another meaning of the word euphemism.…
In both stories The Giver by Lois Lowry and The Assignment Rescue by Varian Fry they are extremely similar. On the other hand, both stories have many different things about them. Whether it is about the community or the environment both books have many similarities and difference. Here are some similarities and differences.…
Jonas values life , but probably doesn’t know the reason of life yet, until he gets the memories. Additionally,”Sideways, spinning, the sled hit a bump in the hill and Jonas was jarred loose and thrown violently into the air. He fell with his leg twisted under him, and could hear the crack of bone. His face scraped along jagged edges of ice and when he came, at last, to a stop, he lay shocked and still, feeling nothing at first but fear.” He finally had fun doing something that wasn’t in his community.…
In the novel The Giver, memories are the source of wisdom and pain. The society created by the elders, which lived in the old world, where there was chaos and agony. It's a supposed utopia. Everything is fair, everyone has the same education, family members, same life. There is no chaos or disease, it's “perfect.”…
The process of creating my missing chapter from ‘The Giver’, a chapter titled ‘Truth’. My intention was to provide a clear picture of Jonas's experience as he receives a fresh memory from the Giver by extracting inspiration from Lois Lowry’s dynamic novel, The Giver. A novel that explores the community's lack of freedom to create the ideal society. I employed various language techniques in my writing, such as use of metaphor, simile, personification and onomatopoeia, to arouse a tangible sense of amazement and leave the audience questioning why we are not talking about the beauty of the world. "Truth" was written with the intention of drawing the reader into the magical world of Jonas's recently discovered memory, while also exploring themes of freedom and choice.…
Memories have been with us ever since we were born, they are part of the reason we are who we are. The nonfiction piece that Lois Lowry wrote was her Newbery Acceptance Speech, it was about the things that went on before she made the book The Giver that caused her to want to write it. The poem Turning Ten was a piece written by Billy Collins that was a about a 9-year-old not wanting to turn 10. Both of the authors contributed to the idea that memories are a source of wisdom and pain by reflecting on their past experiences as adults and using Lois Lowry contributed to the idea that memories are a source of wisdom and of pain by giving examples of memories. For example, in paragraph 2 it states,” He saw all of the light and color and history…
Have you ever wondered what it would be like in a perfect society, where everyone is equal? Well you will know what rights U.S. citizens have versus the citizens in the book called "The Giver". They are totally different but they are totally unique. Here are rights that two different societies have.…
Ikam Grewal Mr. Grabham ENG2D-01 4 June 2015 The Individual Struggle of Motherhood in Secret Daughter Ever since the start of mankind mothers have provided for their children since the day they were born. Motherhood is an event in women’s lives, which results from the birth of a child and upholds many levels of responsibility. Being a mother can differ between individuals depending on the vast array of life experiences the mother goes through, in order to sufficiently nurture her child.…
This quotation utilizes the literary device of rhetorical question. The rhetorical question in this quote is “have you ever wondered what a human life is worth?” This question is posed to the reader, who obviously can’t actually respond to Lina. Instead of being answerable, the question serves to get the reader to consider how much value is actually placed on the lives of the Lithuanian deportees in the novel. The blunt statement of Jonas’s worth being equal to that of a pocket watch sets the standard for the treatment the characters will receive as they embark on their journey.…
Imagine, you live in a world where everyone is equal. Everyone is made equal or the same. You are no different than anyone else or better than anyone else in any way. You wear the same thing everyone else, and you can only see in black and white. This is the “perfect” world that Jonas from the book The Giver lived in.…
What would it be like to live in a community where there is no individuality? In the novel The Giver by Lois Lowry the protagonist, Jonas in the story live in a community like with no individuality. Jonas changes over the book by questioning the community and breaking the rules in his community.…
The Giver is about a boy who experiences real emotion for the first time. The author, Lois Lowry, created a world where euphemisms were used in place of stating things exactly like they are. In the book, euphemisms are used constantly so that the characters can distance themselves from feelings. Today's society uses euphemisms just like the people of Jonas's community. There are both advantages and disadvantages to using euphemisms.…
In The Giver, the community places great importance on language and requires the use of certain words or phrases. Many specific words are used to distort or hide the actual meaning of the words, making them sound less emotional. To the people living in the community, these words are used every day and appear normal; however, to a reader certain words and phrases appear awkward and disturbing. Some interesting examples of manipulated language are “telling,” “comfort object,” and “Naming list.” The members of the community must follow rules about precision of language or face punishment.…
The Giver, a novel by Lois Lowry, is about a boy named Jonas who lives in a world of Sameness. Jonas´s world has no color or emotions. Their is no weather and the climate is controlled. Nobody can make their own choices. They all get assigned to everything.…
The different types of language that people use in everyday life is related to their culture and even maybe their religion. The language that Lois Lowry used for the book “The Giver” is different. A weird kind of different, but different. The Language of Utopia. The one’s that are probably the most important to the book are “stirrings” because it tells you that, that person is growing up.…