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hellip; Reader can find Sadie and Maude by gwendolyn brooks also reveals the story of two young ladies.... Thomas Hardy and gwendolyn brooks Thomas hardy's poem The Ruined Maid explains the assorted reactions of two young ladies and is presented as the form o f a dialogue.... Both Hardy and gwendolyn brooks depict the story of two sisters and allow the readers to capture the tragic elements of both poems.... Both Hardy and gwendolyn successfully practice some literary devises and techniques to convey their ideas to the readers....
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Student Professor Doe English 344 8 May 2000 Structural Complexity and Its Effect on the Reader in margaret atwood's The Blind Assassin Canadian author margaret atwood's novel, The Blind Assassin, revolves around the life of two sisters, Iris Chase Griffen and Laura Chase.... In the second thread, atwood presents chapters from a novel published under Laura Chase's name that detail a love affair between a young woman and man.... atwood uses the structural narrative complexity of three narratives to manipulate the reader's perception of the nature of narrative as well as how an author unfolds her narrative to her reader....
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The researcher of this paper will give a detailed analysis of how margaret atwood makes use of Imagery and Symbolism in her book, “Surfacing” to succeed in creating a desired image in the mind of the readers.... atwood uses American images showing how Americans were invading and ruining Canada.... atwood describes the growth and expansion of American as the cause of cultural infiltration.... According to atwood, an American is someone who involves himself in unnecessary violence, likes technology, and misuses resources....
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The paper "Attitudes towards Motherhood in the mother by gwendolyn brooks and giving birth by margaret atwood" states that from Atwood's narration, it appears that both the women are one and have the same body.... Attitudes towards Motherhood in "The Mother" by gwendolyn brooks and "Giving Birth" by Margaret Atwood “The Mother” by Gwendolyn Brooks is a poem while “Giving Birth” by Margaret Atwood is a short story.... In “Giving Birth”, margaret atwood informs about two women that are pregnant and have to give birth to a child....
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Though gwendolyn brooks's poetry shows a strong commitment to her racial identity her poetic bent plays out a tone of universality through common daily... While Brooks' poems “the mother”, “The Crazy”, “Sadie and Maud”, and “To be In Love” comparatively work out the theme of a woman's awkward, restricted and subservient situation in the society, in contrast, the poem “the Independent Man” upholds a man's freedom (Evans 38).... Maud Martha, the detail about black woman's existence in a short form and the first and only novel by brooks, published in the 1950....
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In… omas King's “Borders” and margaret atwood's “The Immigrants,” the two authors show people's strong resistance to cultural assimilation and acculturation, thus highlighting their need for personal identity.
The main character in “Borders” pays a lot of Cultural Assimilation and Acculturation Every person undergoes the struggle for personal identity.... In Thomas King's “Borders” and margaret atwood's “The Immigrants,” the two authors show people's strong resistance to cultural assimilation and acculturation, thus highlighting their need for personal identity....
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However, brooks and numerous other authors of her caliber initiated the debate thus contributing to the development of an ideal American society.... In the paper “Author Analysis on gwendolyn brooks” the author analyzes three works by Gwendolyn Elizabeth Brooks that comprise of collections of poetry and a novel to show the author's ability to utilize literary techniques and to provide a functional critique of the American society at her time.... Analysis on gwendolyn brooks Introduction Gwendolyn Elizabeth Brooks was a famous African American poet and teacher who lived between June 7, 1917, and December 2, 2000....
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The paper "Alias Grace by Margret atwood" states that it is investigated through the novel, that the gender and class is a socio-cultural aspect.... atwood, through the character of Grace Marks, broadcast that gender has only cultural and social boundaries, it doesn't affect any person's individuality and it has no biological foundation.... atwood constructs the feminine and masculine genders in such a way that they entangle each other and breathe amidst the differences in the power of the lower and upper class of the Victorian Society....
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