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The author states that Sophocles seems to say that evil/malice exists within all; at least, the capacity for evil/malice exists within all. Of course, one could also argue that Sophocles seems to say the opposite as well, that good/love/benevolence (or the capacity for these traits) also exists within all human beings.
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The author states that before his vision, he thought little of God’s existence in relation to himself, but did say that he was “undone without Redemption” during the storm. After his sickness and the vision, he began to recognize God’s goodness, when alone and frightened, he “prayed to God for the first time since the storm off Hull.”
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Donne and Marvell both talk about the problem of separated lovers with varying degrees of reference to the concept of Platonic love, cloaked in the extravagantly figurative language of the Metaphysical conceit. Donne couches his discussion within the possibility of an event from real life, the temporary spatial separation of lovers, perhaps even occasioned by his actual separation from his life.
The author states that the BBC Television Shakespeare series produced an essentially “cerebral” Hamlet in which there we a lot of talking heads and not a lot of movement. By contrast, Kenneth Branagh produced a very dramatic version of the play, utilizing all the ability of film to overwhelm an audience and make them absorbed within the play.
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Out of his denial came the devils that destroyed the very community he strove to keep safe. It was no accident that Satan strode forth from God's house" (Frances Hill, 1997, p.2).Most researchers and authors, including Frances Hill, believe that Samuel Parris was mainly responsible for the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.
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The author states that the novel communicates a sense of inevitable and unendurable loss which is a much more powerful rendering of the damnation theme than anything in the stories. The novel discusses social problems of race and identity and vividly portrays social inequalities and moral decay.
Born in 106 BC, Marcus Tullius Cicero was murdered in 743 BC. His life reached a climax during the decline and fall of the republic of the Roman, where he was an actor in many significant political events. Therefore, his writings are a very important source of information today as they give information about the events.
Dostoyevsky rejects the laws of sovereignty and industrialized society, both. He advocates instead the principles of natural law as the means of identifying crime, exacting punishment, and ultimately providing redemption.
Dostoyevsky explores the principles of jurisprudence through the struggle of his protagonist, Raskolnikov.
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Politics, decision making and work was left for men and they had authority over women because women were dependent upon their men for there support in household affairs. In this setup freedom, liberty and equality of women were regarded as a bad thing which the society frowned upon
This novel proves that external appearances do not reflect what's inside a man. While Dorian himself appears to all as ageless and gorgeous, his actions are horrifying and scandalous. With every bad choice, his soul becomes more and more twisted, and the painting, hidden away in his attic under a tapestry, grows uglier and more demented.
Being a realist and naturalist, Flaubert described the situation in his contemporary society in general referring to the heroes of the novel and realistically described the position of women in French society of the nineteenth century.
Emma was a daughter of a farmer and was raised in the cloister.
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Franz Kafka represents existentialistic perspective in literature, and his novel titled “The Castle” is known as the quintessence of the philosophy claiming that human existence is pointless, but one might find there sincere absurd and comedy, mixed with personal tragedies, identified as trivial issues.
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The author states that after a bloody battle in which one of Antigone’s brothers, Polyneices, refuses to accept Creon’s claim and tries to plunder the city, in the process fighting against his own brother who has sworn allegiance to Creon, both brothers are slain. Creon immediately issues a decree that Eteocles will be buried with all honors.
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The author states that Little Scarlet fundamentally deals with a historical theme concerning Los Angeles, and the historical background and point of view make it a spellbinding tale. However, the contribution of the characters and their personalities to the success and wide acceptance of the novel is indubitable.
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The author of the book reflects himself on Kinkaid and then injects his own thoughts about controversial questions. He further legitimizes his own opinions by having them spoken by Kinkaid. Much of the questions posed in this book are centered upon religion. There both direct and indirect connotations to be drawn.
Few figures in the brief history of American literary life loom as large as Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known as Mark Twain. Born in Florida, Missouri in 1835 and growing up in nearby Hannibal, Twain lived out a somewhat restless and rambunctious boyhood, and received only a few sporadic years of formal education, culminating when he was 11 or 12 years old.
We think of Italy as a sunny, warm place. We conjure images of lush vineyards and olive groves kissed by Mediterranean breezes under a gentle sun. There is a different Italy however. There is the Italy that Hemingway writes about in A farewell to Arms. The story is set in the Italian Alps during World War One.
Jay Anson's The Amityville Horror (1977) sold more than three million copies and was turned into a major motion picture that grossed more than $80 million dollars. The family happily went on a nationwide tour to promote the book as their "true story." Nevertheless, questions remained about the validity of their claims.
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Most people think Pinocchio to be a wooden puppet that changes into a human boy; that he was swallowed by a huge fish; and that when he told lies his nose grew longer. These assumptions are right, though in a limited way. For, they are based on an understanding of Pinocchio from the sentimentalized Disney cartoons or the condensed versions of the novel.
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The author states that Othello is correct by marrying Desdemona because he loves her and has been with her. This is an honorable action that puts him above blame. He is wrong in trusting Iago because the latter’s ambition makes him scheme to plot Othello’s ruin. He does not run away to hide although he has been advised to do so by Iago.
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Dangerous Minds book by Louanne Johnson describes the classroom atmosphere and individual lives of students, which make this more than just a story of her teaching years. As you read through the book, you can glean a similar sense of Love, openness, attention, and hope that LouAnne shared with these students.
Gregor Samsa is clearly unhappy with his life and alienated from the expectations placed upon him by his family in particular and society as a whole. "If I didn't have my parents to think about I'd have given in my notice a long time ago, I'd have gone up to the boss and told him just what I think, tell him everything I would, let him know just what I feel," Gregor says.
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Certainly, these facts represent at some remove the historical case of the Belgian exploitation of the Congo, with Leopold's pious claim of working for the betterment of the natives while killing as many as ten million of them and maiming countless others, and the seeming inevitability that genocide (not yet a word) would become the ultimate result of colonialism (Hawkins 369-75).
She speaks of the “tyranny of man” and is concerned that men keep women from being educated, saying that they “try to secure the good conduct of women by attempting to keep them always in a state of childhood” (4.7-8). Wollstonecraft disagrees with the arguments that have attempted to prove that women are indeed the weaker sex.
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The author states that at a party organized by the Capulets, the scion of the Montague family, Romeo crashes in and falls head-over-heels in love with Juliet, who happens to be the daughter of the Capulets. She too loves Romeo and professes her forbidden love to the stars and the night at the window sill of her room, when Romeo hears it.
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The author states that Shakespeare describes that the death of Ophelia is heavy for her relatives and Hamlet. The passage has an important meaning for the whole play unveiling traditions and values of the society and confrontations between Hamlet and Laertes. The passage opens with a conversation between Laertes.
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The experiences of the author, Kuzwayo, are directly and rather simply stated in a particularly nonliteral style, allowing the reader to be able to really put themselves in her place and understand about her life, and the history of her and of South Africa as a whole.
The author has rightly presented that Poe ended the poem not only because he didn’t want it to be exceeded, but because his symbolic imagination was exhausted and he couldn’t say anything more. In conclusion, it is needed to say that “The Raven” is very peculiar and unique poem which touched eternal problems of death, beauty, sorrow, and consciousness.
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A character called Hollingsworth is a monomaniacal philanthropist and a confirmed misogynist whose sole intention is to use the farm for reforming criminals; Zenobia – another interesting character of exotic origin who also happens to be a passionate feminist and perceives Hollingworth’s misogyny as irresistible.
Dr Thomas has also authored a book ‘With Fire and Sword: Arkansas, 1861 – 1874’, published in 2003 by the University of Arkansas Press. His doctoral thesis on Lakeport Plantation is also likely to be converted into a book.
The author states that The Lottery is a gruesome depiction of modern life. It is a story that affords an uncomfortable and unforgettable shock of recognition, which makes it a stand out piece of literature. In the story, the villagers are caught in a social trap (which could have been avoided with enough motivation).
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The author of the paper states that the main characters address such universal virtues as equality and faith and give an insight look into the spiritual world of every person. Religious context and unique storytelling bring freedom and innovation to the narration through illusion and syncretism.
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The paper reflects on how gender stereotypes of the day imposed an unspoken form of societal pressure on women and challenge our moral fiber in the context of the evil husband’s death. Was Delia responsible for her husband’s death, in light of the prevailing circumstances? And did her action/inaction reek of immorality?
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He specifically makes mention of a young couple, barely eighteen years of age who engage in an interlocking embrace in the glare of public view and kiss each other passionately, quite oblivious of the hustle and bustle around them and are only aware of each other and no one else.
The majority consensus on Lawrence seems to be that he was a man much influenced and driven by his own experiences and the relationships he had with family, friends, and environment. However, like all great writers who inspire debate, there is a minority who believe that critics have paid too little attention to Lawrence’s own advice to ‘trust not the author but the tale itself’.
This paper illustrates that Frost wants to suggest that at first glance a poem might be a source of ‘delight’ but through analyzing and decoding its symbols, it can turn into ‘wisdom’. The author uses a comparison to explain the changeable state of a poem. It can be like ‘love’ that changes in time:”no one can really hold that the ecstasy should be static”.
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The author states that foregrounding, which “refers to a form of textual patterning which is motivated specifically for literary-aesthetic purposes,” contributes greatly to the appreciation of the poem “in Just” by E.E. Cummings. Lexical deviation, grammatical deviation, and deviation of meaning are elements of linguistic deviation.
To what extent do you think that this is true? I do not think that this essay’s opening statement-question is true. The martyrs died in defense of their faith. The male martyrs were not challenged sexually.
When examining a poem one should, with pencil in hand, read and reread the poem. Poets use all sorts of cues to get their poetry to speak beyond what the words alone can do. Examples of cues used are the structure, rhyme, line breaks and language.
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The author states that from the theoretical debate of nuclear energy to the bright glare of Trinity there was a duration of hardly more than twenty-five years. What began as merely an interesting speculative problem in physics grew into the Manhattan Project, and then into the Bomb with frightening rapidity, while scientists knew only to their peer.
The first story under analysis “A room of one's own” by Virginia Woolf was published in October of 1929. In this novel, the author investigates the phenomenon called “androgynous” mind trying to find factors which influence a writer. Woolf is convinced that female writers need two things to write fiction: enough money and their own room to write.
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All of Austen's novels function around the plot variations involving young women's courtships and eventual marriage, and Sense and Sensibility is no exception. She worked on a small scale, describing small social groups in provincial environments, and is often accused of being too real in her examination of the nature of society, marriage, and family, and how these affected and shaped each other.
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Piercy uses fluctuating tone and imagery to describe what the girl is going through in her teenage years and the results of these experiences. The title itself is a suitable representation of the physical appearance that most people expect other people, particularly girls, to have.
Capitalistic community of production and consumption contributes to this fear. Oligarchy of private capital which power cannot be effectively checked even by a democratically political society impacts all its spheres. Capitalist's competition results in labor waste and deformation of the social consciousness of humans, in education as well.
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Instead, he argues that a mass nuclear disarmament movement has mobilized millions of people worldwide and has pressured governments to adopt nuclear disarmament agreements. In short, Wittner contends that the antinuclear movement--not "peace through strength"--has saved the world from nuclear Armageddon.
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Plot Summary intended to clarify and introduce the points that the critic is presenting. Its analysis is focused on the devices such as irony, foreshadowing, juxtaposition, and figurative language. The essay illustrates the theme like the selfishness of the individual is shown in grotesque caricature, dangers of conformity are painfully obvious, and this conformity leads to brutality.
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The author states that later in the novel, we learn that his real name is James Gatz; he was born in North Dakota to an impoverished farming family. While serving in the Army in World War I, Gatsby met Daisy Fay (now Daisy Buchanan) and fell passionately in love with her. He worked briefly for a millionaire and became acquainted with the people.
The poem showed to me that in pursuit of solutions, we are to be careful as we may be trying to solve one problem, but in the end, we create more problems. Patience in all things and self-control is needed as we do answer our calling every day. When we do not have the solutions right away, we must not put the blame on others.
"In the pantheon of fantasy writers, no deity is treated with greater reverence than J.R.R. Tolkien, who is regarded by most readers as the Father of Modern Fantasy." - says James Berardinelli, the author of the comprehensive review of The Fellowship of the Ring (2001).
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This current paper aims to discuss the theory of Frank Knight and his distinction between risk and uncertainty. It also aims to prove through mathematical inquiry to what extent long-term investment appraisal based on discounting techniques is rendered a futile exercise in the valuation of investments.