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One of Le Guin's themes in her story is that names can create a barrier between different types of animals. I know this because  in paragraph 6 it says, "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier"

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One of Le Guin's theme's in "She Unnames Them" was that names serve to emphasize differences between animals, but by unnaming them she is tearing down barriers and the similarities become more evident. Eve said "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier."

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,one of the main ideas in this short story by Le Guin was that the names that where given to the animals by the council of women where somewhat forced and eve felt like they should be more free and up to the animals. I can tell this by when eve said "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier: so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear."

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In "She Unnames Them" by Ursula Le Guin, the main idea or theme is that Eve wants to feel closer to the animals. "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like them like a clear barrier." (p. 6) That is why she unnames them. She wants to break the barrier between her and the animals. "... so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear." (p. 6) But the consequence is that she begins to notice how hard it is without their names. " I'm going now. With the-" "In fact i had only realized how hard it would have been to explain myself." (p. 11)

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In "She Unnames Them" By Ursula Le Guin, one of the major themes is that Eve doesn't need names to be truly close to someone. In this case, the animals. "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier" (paragraph 6) This shows that names aren't required to show that you care about an individual. To Eve, names stood between her and the animals like a clear barrier. Further developing the idea that actions can mean more than words.

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A theme in Le Guin's "She Unnames Them" was that there was a sense of power in there in which Adam had but Eve seemingly took it away. The power to name animals was taken away and now Eve slowly unnames them one by one. Not only did that happen, Adam had no idea it was happening. Eve said, "He was not paying much attention, as it happened..."

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In "She Unnames Them" by Ursula Le Guin, the main idea of the story is that Eve wants to feel closer to the animals by their existence than by their actual names. We can see this when Eve said "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier." Then she said "attraction that many of us felt, the desire to smell one another’s smells, feel or rub or caress one another’s scales or skin or feathers or fur, taste one another’s blood or flesh, keep one another warm..." From these quotes, we can see that the name was like a barrier between the animals and her. We can also see that the fact she feels the desire to have physical interactions with the animals shows that she feels close to their existence.

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In "She Unnames Them" by Ursula Le Guin, one main idea in the story is that Eve want to feel closer to the animals, and the names Adam gave the animals makes Eve feel like the animals are behind a wall. For this reason Eve unnames the animals as a way to feel closer and more connected with the animals. "...yet how close I felt to them when I saw one of them swim or fly or trot or crawl...They seemed far closer than when their names stood between myself and them like a clear barrier."

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In "She Unnames Them" by Ursula Le Guin one of the major themes is that by naming animals humans create a sense of hierarchy in nature. The entire story Eve is trying to fight this hierarchy by unnaming the animals thus breaking the barrier between humans and animals. “They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier" the text states that when Eve unnamed the animals there was finally a sense of equality in nature.

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In "She Unnames Them" by Ursula Le Guin, one main theme of the story is that by choosing to be unnamed,  everyone feels equal. When each of the animals had  names,  they were all different from each other and almost felt labeled. But after all the animals were unnamed, Eves describes" how close (she) felt to them".

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The main idea in "She Unnames Them" by Le Guin is that names put up barriers for the animals and Eve to relate and feel close to each other, but when they are unnamed they feel close to each other. Eve says" NONE were left now to unname, and yet how close I felt to them when I saw one of them swim or fly or trot or crawl across my way or over my skin.."

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One of the main ideas in "She Unnames Them" was how names of different animals create more of a barrier between the animals, and Eve as well. She wanted to unname the animals to feel closer to them. She says, "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier: so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear."

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Hannah Mendoza- I agree with you because she felt closer and have desire for physical interaction with the animals.
Michelle Peralta- I understand where you are coming from but she did say in the story that she felt closer to the animals after she unnamed all of them.
Jennifer Mendoza- I agree with you because the names acted like barrier between Eve and the animals

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One of the main ideas in "She Unnames Them" was that labels create a barrier that prevents connection.  I believe this because Eve says, "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier: so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear. "

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One of the themes found in "She Unnames Them" by Le Guin is authority and how Eve desires to feel a strong connection with the animals. By removing the tittles given to them, she is able to feel a sense of equality nature. Here is a direct quote that demonstrates the main idea "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier: so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear"

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One of the themes in "She Unnames Them" was the idea of power. God gives Adam the power to name the animals, but then Eve takes that power and reverses Adams work. In the story Eve says "It was somewhat more powerful than I had anticipated," which shows that she didn't expect to have as much power over the names than she actually did.

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the theme is power. eve takes the power to name from adam given by god.

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In "She Unnames Them" by Ursula Le Guin, one main idea from the text or in the story is that Eve wants to feel closer to Adam by taking their names away from them. She feels like their names puts a barrier between her and the animals." They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier".

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the theme for the story is power so Adam named the animals name but eve unnamed them but Adam didn't seem to care he just continued to keep working

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Hieu Tran - You have an interesting outlook on the subject and I didn't really think of it like that.
Brian Dyer - I agree there was a sense of hierarchy in the story Eve tried to be escaping from
Hannah Mendoza - I agree that names aren't the only ways to show that you care about something.

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One of the themes found in " she unnames them"  by Le Guin is the development of desire for a better physical connection with the animals. Having names made her feel as there's a barrier between the animals and Eve. She wanted to unnamed them to feel closer to them. " They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier; so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear."

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An interesting theme in "She Unnames Them", is the involvement of power. Adam got the power to name animals by god. Eve, in a way strips that power away from Adam, making her basically equal to him by unnaming the named animals,"none were left to unname", meaning she was done unnaming all the animals(6 LG).

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One of the themes in "She Unnames Them" was power because God gives Adam to name, but Eve takes away that power by unnaming the animals in which he gave the names to. She has claimed the power which is equal to him. She is now equal to man and has the same power. "It was somewhat more powerful than I had anticipated, but I could not now, in all conscience, make an exception for myself."

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One of the themes in "She Unnames Them" is that titles can create separation and division. This is shown in the quote, "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier:"(Paragraph 6) This shows that their name was creating a barrier between them, similar to social class, the names gives the animals meaning with preconceived notions of what animals with act like. This can be seen in real life society as well, titles can create division in a society and make it difficult to understand each other and unify people.

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One of the themes in, "She Unames Them", was power. God gives Adam the power to name but Eve takes away that power from Adam to be equal to man.

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A main idea/theme from "She Unnames Them" was how names create barriers, not just between animals and people, but maybe throughout life as well. If you knew something/someone for what they were and no one had a name, relationships might be closer. Le Guin tried to convey that in this short story. "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself." - She Unnames Them - Le Guin.

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One theme from the short story "She Unnames Them" is how names can cause barriers. The animals and Eve felt much closer to each other after they were unnamed. When they were still named they felt conformity, but after Eve " felt [close] to them when [she] saw one of them swim or fly or trot or crawl across [her] way or over [her] skin"(Le Guin, paragraph 6).

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The most prominent theme in "She Unnames Them" was how the main character (most likely named Eve) thought that without names, other animals and her were closer together, which might be why her name is not stated in this story. She states that "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier." (Paragraph 6) and feels the need to unname the animals so that they do not have an identity, but are part of a big group.

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One the themes in the short story "She Unnames Them" is power. Eve overtook the job of naming the animals, well, unnaming them, from Adam. She and the animals made themselves nameless taking the power back after having social classes and names forced upon them by God and Adam. Eve says " You and your father lent me this—gave it to me, actually. It’s been really useful, but it doesn’t exactly seem to fit very well lately.”. This is her last and biggest power move at the end of the story.

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One theme was Power, as Adam had power to name, but it appears Eve took it away, to be equal to man.

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Maaz Faisal- I like how you added that unnaming them will remove similarities and emphasize the difference in animals.
Brett- I agree that Eve took the power away because it is as similar as naming.
Orvin Ahmed- I agree that the theme "power" is involved in Le Guin's "She Unnames Them".

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Khoi Tran- I never really thought of it that very interesting idea.

Maaz fasial-  I really liked your theme that you found, really expands my thoughts on the story

Lauren Kieu- Your theme gives me a different perspective on how she felt with the animals

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Jennifer Mendoza- I liked how you described the unnaming of the animals as a response to Eve's desire to feel closer to them.

Orvin Ahmed -  I thought that your idea of Eve stripping away the power from Adam was very interesting and insightful.

Mikayla Sanchez - I agree with your idea of the barrier being removed between Eve and the animals after being unnamed.

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Nira Ranganathan- I agree with you. Once the animals were unnamed, they all felt closer to one another.

Joseph Tran- I agree with you. The animals are a part of a community and they should have a strong bond.

Jocelyn Dang- I agree with you. If people knew each other for what they are and what there worth was instead of names, it could have brought people to have a better relationship with each other.

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One of the main ideas in "She Unnames Them" is that the names given to the animals created a hierarchy which prevented Eve from having a strong and close connection with them. This can be illustrated by the following quote, "they seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier:" (Paragraph 6) . According to the quote, the names of the animals acted like barrier between Eve and the animals. Now that the animals' names are gone, Eve feels closer to them because all the animals are now equal and one animal is not more important than the other.

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One of Le Guin´s theme´s in ´´ She Unnames Them ´´was when Eve wanted to feel closer to the animals , and the name Adam and he gave the animals make Eve feel like he was behind a wall. So because Eve unnames the animals because he wanted to feel closer and connected with the animals. ´´ yet how close I felt to them when I saw one of them swim of fly or trot crawl... They seemed far closer than when their names stood between myself and them like a clear barrier .¨

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One of the themes in the short story "She Unnames Them" is that names and titles act as barriers between creatures. Eve unnamed all the animals because she wanted to feel closer to them and also wanted them to feel closer to each other so she unnamed them so that "the hunter could not be told from the hunted, nor the eater from the food." (paragraph 6) Eve even gave her own name back to Adam and the Father so she can feel closer to the animals.

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A main idea/theme represented in Le Guin’s “She Unnames Them” is the concept of the names of the animals standing as a barrier between Eve and the animals. In paragraph 6, Eve feels as if "[t]hey seemed far closer than when their names had stood between [herself] and them like a clear barrier." showing how the names played a big role in the separation of the animals and herself.

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A theme of Le Guin's "She Unnames
Them" is the idea that names and labels create barriers between the different animals and even with Eve. There was a feeling of unity and closeness once they were all "unnamed". In paragraph 6, Eve states "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier", showing the removal of labels and names brought the animals and Eve closer together.

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In "She Unnames Them" by Le Guin the theme of barriers creating a block is prevalent. Le Guin often mentions how the animals names are unnecessary and are in the way. She writes, "they seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier" (paragraph 6 Le Guin), after Eve unnamed them she felt that the barrier was gone and that she was "so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear" (paragraph 6 Le Guin).

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One of Le Guin's themes found in "She unnames them" is power. Specifically, the power behind names. A name is like a gift, something personal in a way, which is why some animals weren't to quick to let it go and Eve felt as if she had to justify unnaming herself to Adam. Eve wanted to unname the animals and herself to strengthen link between the species because we're all made up of the same thing and share the same wonders.

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"She Unnames Them" also revolves around the theme of power. God gives Adam the power to name, but Eve seemingly takes away that power by unnaming the animals in which he gave them to. The hierarchy of man is lost because she is now equal to man. She has claimed the power of language that was not given to her.

Outstanding Ahmad! Mrs. Callahan

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One of Le Guin's themes found in She unames them is power. Specifically, the power behind names.

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One of Le Guin's themes found in "She unames them" is power. Specifically, the power behind names.  
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Joseph Tran- I agree with you. Without names , other animals and her ere closer.

Irene Nguyen - I agree with you. Because creating a barrier between  the different animals there was not closeness there.

Nira Ranganathan - I agree with you. When they still had there name they felt conformity.

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Manna Mesfin- I agree with your response, once the animals were unnamed Eve felt closer to them.

Irene Nguyen- I agree with your response, labels did create barriers.

Jocelyn Dang- I agree with your response, there were barriers not only with the animals but throughout life.

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Jennifer Mendoza- I agree that Eve is able to feel a sense of equality with the animals because after they were unnamed, there was no longer a hierarchy between them.
Jayden Garcia- I agree that Eve wanted to feel closer with the animals because she felt as if their names acted like a barrier.
Orvin Ahmed- I agree that by stripping Adam's power of naming, all the animals are equal because there is no longer a form of ranking between the animals.

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One of the themes in "She Unnames them" is power. Eve had control over the names of the animals, unnaming them from Adam. Eve and the animals were nameless taking the power back to social class. Eve mentions, "You and your father lent me this-gave it to me, actually, it seems really useful but doesn't fit well." This demonstrates her significant power move at the end of the story.

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Rishi- I agree with you that hierarchy prevented Eve from having power.
Maaz- Your theme is very clear and gives me an idea of how close
Orvin- your theme is very dynamic

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One of the main ideas in "She unnames them" was that she felt like the animals should be free and then having a name felt forced to her. "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier: so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear."She wanted to unname them to feel closer to her.

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A theme of "She Unnames Them" is equality because Eve takes what Adam has gave to the animals and her and returns them to him. In paragraph 7, Eve says "It’s been really useful, but it doesn’t exactly seem to fit very well lately" as she is returning her own name to Adam. This is because they are supposed to be equal but Adam named Eve and the animals.

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The naming system of the animals created barriers and established a hierarchical system. "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier: so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear."

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Gabriel- I agree with you that the names put a barrier between Eve and the animals.
Syed- I agree that Eve taking the names away affected the social class of all the animals and her.
Maaz- I agree that unnaming the animals tore down the barrier between her and the animals.

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Ashton Basham- I agree with your response, and that the names created a barrier
Manna Mesfin - I agree that with your response, and that witout the names it was a clear barrier
Vy-an Nguyen- I agree that unnaming played a big role for herself and the animals.

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One of Le Guin's themes in "she unnmaes them " was the power that names seem to give to the animals, the names or titles had become too much for eve that she slowly took the names away while adam " was not paying much attention, as it happened "

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One of her main ideas for naming them is how the names of different animals create more problems between animals and Eve. She wanted to give the animals a name to bring them closer to them. But as a result, she started to feel Fragile and noticed how difficult it is to have no name.

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The main theme of this story is taking back power. In the Bible, God created the animals, and Adam named them. Whle Adam is sleeping, God takes one of his ribs and creates Eve with it. Adam named her too. In "She Unnames Them" Eve reverses it, and unnames the animals and herself because she feels names create a barrier between species, but now that there are no names, Eve and all of the animals are more connected because the similarities between herself and them are more obvious. In paragraph six, she says, "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier." She has given them and herself the power to give themselves a name by taking away the names that had been given by Adam. This story contradicts Genesis which depicts women as less important, "smaller parts" of man.

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one of the theme in le guin's " she unnames" them was that the name used for the animals such as " dog bird and cat" felt like a barrier. So when she unnamed them, she felt more connected to the animals

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One theme in the story "She Unnames Them" is the importance of names. In the story Eve spends a lot of time unnaming the animals, in the end she succeeds and feels much closer to the animals. But it creates a situation where no one knows who is who and they all seem the same. The hunters don't know who to hunt and every one is the same. In paragraph 6 it talks about the animals being confused not knowing what to do.

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Adam and eve named animals

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A theme of Le Guin's story, "She Unnames Them," is the collective; how removing labels brings everything closer together, as just nature, although potentially at the cost of communication, the distanced and objective view of the world.

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One theme of Le Guin's was power. God gives Adam the power to name the animals, but eve seemingly takes that power away by unnaming the animals in which he gave them to. The hierachy of man is lost because she is now equal to men. she has claimed the power of language that was not given to her.

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One of the themes in the story "She Unnames Them" by Ursula Le Guin was that names can create an obstruction between the distinct animals. When Eve decided to unname all of the animals that Adam had first named, she felt like the animals had their "own identity and not a name they just go by. As stated in paragraph 6, "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier", this shows that when Eve unnamed the animals, they were all equal, no one was different.

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One theme of Le Guin's story is that Eve unnames all animals because she feels that animals need to have their own identity and not create a barrier.

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In "She Unnames The" By Ursula Le Guin, one theme is Eve unnames  the animals because names created a barrier allowing no connection between her & the animals, but once those names are gone Eve & the animals are connected.

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One of "She Unnames Them" theme is Eve got the power of unname and unname all the animals to get closer to them and then she returned the power to adam.

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in "she unnames them" is important of the names

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One of the many themes in Le Guinn's "She Unnames Them" was that the names of each of them creates/carries a barrier between them. The names stood in-between the two animals and herself so to feel closer to the animals she unnames them.

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One of the themes in "She Unnames Them" is a sense of power. In paragraph 3 she can give and take the names from the animals. while eve went on unnaming them and naming them Adam didn't know what was happening as he wasn't paying much attention.

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One main idea in "She unames them" God is giving Adam the power, but eve takes away that power and taking away the names that adam gave them.

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One of the themes in "She names them" was the idea of power. God gives Adam the power to name the animals, but then Eve takes that power and reverses Adams work.

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One of the themes in "She names them" was the idea of power. God gives Adam the power to name the animals, but then Eve takes that power

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One of the main themes in "She Unnames Them" is that the name that animals have been given creates a separation, and that in order to be closer as a community, we must be nameless. And that if we are all nameless that will eliminate the classes of animals and the prey from the predator. This is explained by Le Guin in paragraph 6: "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier: so close that my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear."

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One of he themes is that names can create a kind of barrier between different types of animals.

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One of the themes is that the names can create some kind of barrier between the various animals and Eve herself. Eve says "They seem far closer than than when their names have stood between myself and them like a clear barrier..." This quote proves that after unnaming the animals, they felt a sense of relief and bonded better and became closer as a community.

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One of the primary themes for "She Unnames Them" is that names should be a personal choice. Since the names for the animals and insects were chosen by Adam, Eve has now given them the power to be called what they want to, rather than have it as someone elses' choice.  One quote displaying this is "But as soon as they understood that the issue was precisely one of individual choice, and that anybody who wanted to be called Rover, or Froufrou, or Polly, or even Birdie in the personal sense, was perfectly free to do so, not one of them had the least objection to parting with the lowercase.." She had now taken the power of naming from Adam to the animals and insects.

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One of Le Guin's themes in "She Unames Them" is that a name is just a word to refer to you it can be changed to better reflect you.
Throughout the story Eve unames all the animals and lets the animals choose their own name to better reflect them as a living being. "they understood that the issue was precisely one of individual choice, and that anybody who wanted to be called Rover ... in the personal sense, was perfectly free to do so". Eve says they they understood that their name is their own choice for them to better reflect themselves.

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One of the themes in 'She Unnames Them" is barriers. The theme is represented throughout Eve's words and emotions. "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier" (Ursula K. Le Guin, 5). The quote emphasizes Eve's inability to connect with the animals because they have names. Eve inability to connect with the animals anymore highlights the theme of connecting and knowing each other.

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One of the main themes in "She Unnames Them" is power because the names caused a "clear barrier" between the characters, after Eve unnames the animals and herself using the power she took from Adam the animals no longer have the barrier between them "my fear of them and their fear of me became one same fear. And the attraction that many of us felt, the desire to smell one another’s smells, feel or rub or caress one another’s scales or skin or feathers or fur, taste one another’s blood or flesh, keep one another warm—that attraction was now all one with the fear, and the hunter could not be told from the hunted, nor the eater from the food." In the end making her and the animals closer giving them the choice to choose their own name.

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One theme in the story "She Unnames Them" is Eve unnaming the animals and giving back her name as a way to take back the power of naming from Adam. As stated in paragraph 7, Eve realized unnaming the animals "was somewhat more powerful than (she) had anticipated."

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One theme found in Ursula Le Guin's "She Unnames Them" would be that names aren't created to have meaning, they're just created to have control over others and divide them. In the 6th paragraph, Le Guin writes "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier...". When they--the animals and Eve--gave up their names, they became equal.

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The theme of the story is realizing who you are. When Eve found out what was happeneing and who she was, she unnamed everyone so that they can have their own names and she unnamed herself. "NONE were left to unname, and yet how close I felt to them when I saw one of them"

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The main theme of the story is that the names that Eve chose to name the animals, created separation/a barrier between them and Eve.

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one of the themes is creating barriers and this can be shown by when eve said that when you name someone you limit them (aka set boundries) and this shows restrictions

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The main theme of this story is that names create a gap between people and animals .You can tell because in paragraph 6 it says "they seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clean barrier. This talks about how names created a barrier between them. This is why eve unnames the animals and herself because she wants all o them to be equal and not divided

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One of the main themes of the story "She Unnames them" is taking down the barriers between people, to expose their similarities, so that they can feel closer to each other."They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier." Eve states that the names of the animals stood as a barrier, because she felt, names made no one more special than another, and by tearing down the names, or the barrier, then all animals will feel more of a connection, as their similarities are clear. She thought instead of having something that divides us, we should tear that apart, and become closer.

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One of the themes from "She Unames them" by Le Guin is that names gives them individuality that seperates one from another. By stripping them away Eve was able to be "far closer than when their names had stood between" herself. Without names many species are no longer labeled as prey and predetor in Eve's eyes which brings them closer.

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A theme in Le Guin's "She Unnames Them" is the names serve as a way to create visible differences between many animals and herself. By unnaming them she is able to remove the walls which caused them to be different. Now the animals can be all seen as equals with many similarities. "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier."

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One of the themes of "She Unnames Them" is taking back power because Adam is given the power to name animals, but Eve takes it back.

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One of the themes in "She Unnames Them" by Ursula Le Guin is that names are an illusion that can separate and create barriers between animal species and humans. Without names, everyone seems equal, and there is no overpowering in a society. In paragraph 6, Eve says " None were left to unname, and yet how close I felt to them...". This shows how the environemnt changed as Eve unnamed the animals and the lack of barriers evident due to everyone being nameless.

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One of the main themes in "She Unnames Them" is power. Adam gets the power to name animals but it gets taken away. Eve claims that power and leaves with it.

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The main theme of the story "She Unnamed Them" is that names can separate creatures from humans. In paragraph it says "They seemed far closer than when their names had stood between myself and them like a clear barrier.".When Eve says this she means that the name of these creatures drifts her father away from them.

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The theme of the story os that the names are there to show the differences between animals, but then unnaming them she reveals the true meaning of them.

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A main theme of "She Unnames Them" is being yourself, the reason Eve came up with the idea of giving back their names is because she didn't want her name to be a label to who she is.

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I agree with Rachel. After the "barrier" of names were taken away, Eve felt that she was more connected to all the other species. It made all of the similarities they had more apparent, and Eve felt relieved.

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The main idea of she unames them is that Eve feels tha names create barries between Man and animal as shown by

by unaming them she takes away that barrier while realzing she has the power to decide her own choices