The Bear 
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Ike knows the
bear is a symbol of the old wilderness, raw and untamed, one that instills fear in men who vainly attempt to master it, a nature that is "an ....
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William Faulkner's short novel The Bear
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Ike, the
bear becomes a religious symbol, a spiritual being that embodies all that is good about the wilderness and that has an eternal quality which ....
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Comparison of "Spotted Horses" &"The Bear" "S
.... The plot of "The
Bear" is more narrative, nearly that of a monologue, tracing the thoughts, feelings and observations of
Ike's point of view. ....
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Attitudinal Change in Social Psychology
.... of a moment at which a perceiver's interpretations can be brought to
bear on the .... with the sender of the message: Thus for example, if I like
Ike, I will vote ....
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Family Conflict in Faulkner and Cather
.... connection, compare Benjy Compson's horror of change, period, to
Ike McCaslin's shock of recognition when he reads the family journal in "The
Bear." Jean Paul ....
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