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The writers of this age wrote literature in the form of letters, poetry, pamphlets and songs.... The writers of this age wrote literature in the form of letters, poetry, pamphlets and songs.... The major themes incorporated by various writers of this period such as Phillis Wheatley, Lucy Terry Prince, George Moses Horton and Benjamin Banneker, include the biases and the double standards against the blacks, slavery, religion and revolutionary wars....
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Robert Frost Introduction Robert Lee Frost (1874 – 1963), one of the most celebrated American poets, is mainly known for his realistic depictions of rural life through his poetry and is regarded as one of the finest of rural New England's pastoral poets.... He is a poet who considered nature and his rural surroundings as a source for insights to write his poems and, to him, poetry begins with nature.... The most remarkable characteristics of Frost's poetry include the clarity of his diction, his colloquial rhythms, the simplicity of his images, and the unsophisticated and direct method of writing....
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Research Paper
Thomas Hardy, in his literary career, convinced the world through his writings that he was not only a great novelist but a distinct poet as well.... This provided him with important experiences that later appeared in his fiction and poetry.... poetry was for him a purer art that foreshadowed his life experiences; built with temporal structures, it acquired a distinct elemental simplicity.... He might have been an inspiration for young Hardy to start his career in poetry that acquired rural theme....
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In the essay 'Vocation by John Robert Lee' the author presents the essential relationship between a poet and a priest in the celebrated poem 'Vocation', in which Robert Lee describes a man delivering a sermon with his uplifted wrists and fingers plucking outward.... In his poem, Lee suggests the relationship of a poet and a priest: "search the purity of syllable / seeking truths you've found" (Lines 25-6) According to him, 'the purity of syllable' is an essential factor which helps the poet as well as priest to draw out truths of life to the people around....
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Book Report/Review
A particular school of thought believes that a succinct prose style may lend a monotonous effect on plots and characterizations in fiction writing.... This paper critically analyzes different writing styles and thematic aspects of literary works by women authors hailing from the United States of America, Europe, and India: Harriet Jacobs, Audre Lorde, May Sarton, Bharati Mukherjee, and Slavenka Drakulic....
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Term Paper
It is clear that real-life aspects that are visible in a particular place could get reflected in the identity of the fictional characters, thus showing there can be a relationship between place and identity.... This paper under the headline "Relationships between Place and Identity in Irish Writing - Focusing on Joyce Dubliners and W.... Yeats Selected Poems, will discuss the relationship that is visible between the place of Ireland, in particular, Dublin and the identity of characters/narrator....
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The paper "Essential Qualities of Postmodern fiction" talks about the various traits of a postmodern genre of literature.... Poetry or fiction started finding refuge in the myriad iconoclasm and absurdity which became the essence of the time.... In 'The Cambridge Introduction to Postmodern fiction', Bran Nicol, a Reader in Modern and Contemporary Literature at the University of Portsmouth expresses that Postmodern fiction is actually a kind of challenge thrown at the readers....
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This essay "Food as Trope in the Works of Nora Keller and Jhumpa Lahiri" reflects an abundance of textual use of food as a trope in the works of two Asian American fiction writers.... Three works of two Asian American fiction writers being discussed in this paper reflect an abundance of textual use of food as a trope.... In all these works of fiction, food is constantly used as a trope to symbolize the extremes of affinity and alienation and apprehension and reassurance....
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