ENGL 1102 final exam

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1. Cultural capital is exchange of power between knowledge and culture. The knowledge of culture gives capital to understand the community. It allows one to conduct one’s self to a certain system. For example, Hugo’s knowledge of morality allows him to determine what is wrong and what is right. It allows the characters in the texts to fit in to the narrative. Also, understanding allusions in the text allows readers to understand the story which is also a form of cultural capital.

2. David Brinkley shows what happens when superhero ages. As superhero becomes old, he is more concerned about personal matters than saving the world because he loses the super power. For example, Brinkley has lost the national motivation to save the world because he has a family. Superhero needs humanity to get along with the society as well as to learn morality to act hero. By assimilating himself, superhero gives up a part of his own identity. For example, Brinkley gives up family to assimilate

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