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The capitalist Gatsby’s desire for materialism is insufficient to satisfy his desire for emotional wealth and this eventually leads to his death. The Great Gatsby is a novel about how Gatsby achieved his American Dream but lost everything eventually. His success is inconsequential to him without his love interest. He achieved wealth at the expense of his love life.
The author states that both works express an evident distrust in doctors, seemingly suggesting that their treatment programs produce the opposite effect. The reason, as one may deduce from the two texts, is that the doctors and their treatments represent that which the two female protagonists are struggling against.
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According to the author, the liberation movement should expand our moral horizons and open up a reinterpretation of the basic moral principle of equality. The author attempts to maintain that equal rights to animals cannot be denied on the basis of the argument that humans and nonhumans are different and should not have equal rights.
Marxist literary theory can be comprehended as a sociological approach to literature which considers literary pieces as the results of the workings of the historical forces. Whereas the Marxist literary theory developed through the literary theorists such as Georg Lukcs, Valentin Voloshinov, Raymond Williams, Terry Eagleton, Fredric Jameson
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The author states that typical of Carver, the language and style used is spare and efficient, without explicit or outright expositions of the story’s intent. Like his other works, “Popular Mechanics” appropriates everyday elements and scenarios, in this case, a domestic argument between parents of a baby boy.
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Virilio is renowned for his claim that the logic of acceleration lies at the heart of the organization and transformation of the modern world. Irrespective, his ideas and concepts remain misunderstood by many postmodern cultural theorists. In this paper, and supporting the trend-setting work of Arthur and Marylou’s Kroker contribution of Virilio's writings will be evaluated.
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The author states that Hippolytus indifferently enters into the room of the lady Artemis and presents her a garland of flowers. He least cares about the advice of the attendants and stays offensive to the Goddess. The death of Phaedra basically due to the betrayal of the nurse does not move Hippolytus.
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The conclusion from this study states that the man in the story sounds much more idealistic in his thinking and Jack London uses effective third person point of view to bring out the inner thoughts and feelings of the man. Even the mental process or rather the inward instincts of the companion dog is successfully narrated by him.
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Science is more often than not deployed for destruction. Mary Shelley in her book "Frankenstein" had shown how a scientific creation in the form of a monster could bring about destruction on the creator’s near and dear ones. This Frankenstein model has been used in other works of fiction much later.
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The main character is Hester Prynne, who is accused and sentenced for adultery, and forced to wear the offending letter 'A' - for adultery on her bodice for the rest of her life, which she does in the form of a very richly embroidered garment. This is itself scandalizes the very conservative puritan community.
Achebe realizes and understands the complexity of the colonial situation at the centre of his novel, and the diversity of his representations demonstrate this. What's more, our reading of the white European in Things Fall Apart is further complicated by Achebe's insistence on remaining hidden behind a further layer, that of his narrative voice.
Danton's Death is a play written by Georg Buchner in 1834. The play is devoted to the events of the French revolutions and portrays virtues and understanding of terror by revolutionaries. Buchner depicts that Maximilien Robespierre had appeared among the deputies of 1789 as an aggressive and charismatic person who promulgated liberal ideas.
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There are many events that occur in our day-to-day life, but not all of them are significant. However, some events are never forgotten because they result in learning that changes the personality, the way of life, and most importantly, the thought process of an individual. The primary effect of such an event is that a new character within the inner self of the individual “evolves”.
The author states that rhetorical analysis is the art of examining the author’s views and opinions through examination of the components used in persuading the audience by the author. Rhetoric is a word that is used to describe the art and skills of persuasion. The main areas examined during this analysis is the purpose of the work.
The novel begins with Jean and his brother Freddie, living with their paraplegic grandmother,they live in a chateau in the country,the novel depicting the chateau as beautiful while during the death of the grandmother it was close to the winter season
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The author states that approximately three years ago a Muslim radical, after shooting the filmmaker Theo van Gogh dead on a street in Amsterdam attached a letter to the deceased van Gogh’s chest with a knife. The letter was addressed to Ayaan Hirsi-Ali. It demanded a holy war and moreover, demanded her death.
While the structure of the essay does follow that of a scientific proposal in Swift’s time, the ostensible structure of the paper does not actually show Swift’s true opinions, until late in the paper. The power of Jonathan Swift’s “A Modest Proposal” does not stem, in large part, from its irony.
The setting, symbols and literary devices suffuse the reader with the horror, not of the supernatural but the horror behind the “proper” surface of every woman who is shaped in mind and body to fit patriarchal discourse. The narrator says “most women do not creep by daylight” and later she sees “there are so many of those creeping women”.
The author states that Woolf quite clearly sees the flaws of society, which has been and still is, patriarchal in orientation. The woman had been denied a proper education for centuries; she had only recently acquired the right to property, wealth, and suffrage. Even as late as 1928 she could be shooed off the University turf.
Being a student, the author himself has experienced depression quite similar to the woman in The Yellow Wallpaper. But he said that he tried to seek distraction from friends, music, and available entertainment from the internet. And these activities take him off the unhealthy state of his mind and psyche.
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Sojourner Truth advocated for gender equality. Frederick Douglass had the view that women were not the gender equals of men but were subordinates of men. He advocated that relations were responsible for the well-being of women. Sojourner was uneducated so she used her rhetorical skills to speak up on the abolition of slaves and emancipation of women.
Catch 22 revolves around a kind of complex sense of déjà vu that many of the characters express. Thus the chaplain has an “impression of a prior meeting was of some occasion far more momentous and occult that, of a significant encounter with Yossarian in some remote, submerged, and perhaps even entirely spiritual epoch".
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The third aspect which will be examined is c) how the characteristic elements of youth and speediness can lead to death.
One of the factors that lead to Romeo's and Juliet's respective demises have to do with their being young. To begin with, it is the fact that these young people are caught up in their families' continuous rivalry which makes this story all the more compelling, and which ultimately solves the age-old problem in their deaths, when Shakespeare says, "the continuance of their parents' rage/Which, but their children's end, nought could remove"1
The physical and emotional loads were symbolic of and filled with fear, love, grief and their longings. O'Brien specifies the physical loads which all the soldiers carried with them. Many of them were things of common use in the war, while apart from these soldiers also carried things of personal value to them.
The author states that the prose works by the Antiguan-born, United States-based, Jamaica Kincaid’s Annie John and the poems by Jamaican Lorna Goodison and British-based poets Jamaican Jean Binta Breeze and Guyanese Grace Nichols illustrate the writings by women in the 1980s. These woman writers were born in the late 1940s and 1950s.
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The author states that working as Othello’s ancient or ensign, Iago is successful in maneuvering the other characters to make sure that his plans are carried out. He develops enmity to Cassio when he is promoted by Othello, and makes use of all his strengths to plot his revenge against Cassio as well as Othello.
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The author brings into the frame of reference to some biographical details and some relevant material from his letters, which will help to substantiate some of the meaning in his work. This paper concerns itself with the themes and imagery to be understood and deciphered from Byron's use of language in Don Juan via close reading and analysis
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The author states that there is an apparent conflict between the concepts of natural laws and human laws in the Decameron and the writer gives a complete picture of the struggle between the two essential concepts. Both the stories and the storytellers in the important work by Boccaccio pursue a moral base or code of some sort and.
From here on, his raging thoughts "never look back, ne'er ebb to humble love," till his revenge is satiated, the painful regrets and involuntary recollections of past circumstances which cross his mind amidst the dim traces of passion, aggravating the sense of his wrongs, but not shaking his purpose.
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The author states that when Iago tries to persuade him that Desdemona has been unfaithful, he requires a physical proof, and Iago has prepared a story concerning the handkerchief Othello gave his wife when they first fell in love. Although this is circumstantial evidence, the fact that Iago’s wife has stolen the handkerchief casts doubt on Desdemona.
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For each picture, we’re presented with a description in the artist’s own words of the scene that inspired the painting, and the whole of the pictures with the accompanying texts, therefore, documents the impact that the landscape has had on the imagination of the artists and on the collective imaginary, trough their representation.
This essay attempts to refute Pollin’s arguments on Prince Hamlet’s mentality on suicidal tendencies. Pollin says that Hamlet is suicidal because he jumps into Ophelia’s grave and wants to be buried with her. It is noted that Hamlet is jealous of Laertes’ show of brotherly love for Ophelia when Laertes is the first to express his love.
The author of the paper believes that the planning stage differs for a particular subject. For example, in writing on “The Best Way to Learn about Life,” the author has to be equipped with knowledge and experience on various circumstances about life. The first question that the writer should ask is “What is the best way to learn about life?”
The narrative section will begin by discussing the storyline and discuss the ways in which the story is told. The following part will analyze the intended audience for each text while part D will discuss the generic elements and how they compare to each text. The narrative structure of Dick Tracy follows the storyline which is not uncommon.
The author states that Proust, a contemporary of Freud was greatly influenced by the latter in his philosophical leanings and in literary work. Freud treated symbolism in his book Psychoanalysis. According to this theory he propounded which must have influenced Proust, objects or ideas are represented by symbols.
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The author asserts that the idea that lovers cannot be friends takes its roots in Plato’s thinking that: 1) Each human self is a discrete substance combining essential and unique qualities; 2) All attraction is a desire for union, and 3). The purpose of this union is to share in, possess or otherwise take part in these qualities.
A result is an approach to culture and communication that employs rather than avoids empathy, personal experience and a connection to the scenes and people studied. There are two who seem to represent the epitome of each side of this new art. How do they differ in their approach? How is their approach similar, and how is this approach different from wisdom in the field of anthropology?
The causalities in the First World War almost match with that in the Second World War. The casualties in First World War would have been unimaginable had any of the modern weapons used in that war. The new weapons like poison gas, submarines, airplanes, tanks and artillery shells, etc can cause tremendous damage to all living things if any of them are used in a war.
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The author states that any discipline, even as one as old as journalism, is susceptible to change and modification based upon the structure of society, as well as on the concepts of people that consist that society. New journalism is a result of that natural evolution, a style of journalism that is considered to use unconventional literary techniques.
The author states that the sharpest missiles are aimed at those who would consider themselves superior because of their ‘intellectual’ pursuits or because of their privileged access to the heritage of Western science and culture. Vainglorious moderns of all times need to learn that they cannot teach their grandparents the fine art of sucking eggs.
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The author states that Hamlet is trapped in a cycle of violence born of the incompatibility of the heart and mind. Hamlet, the hero of the play is the son of the king of Denmark, who has died less than two months ago. He is a soldier, a scholar, and a diplomat and ordinary people like him. The play depicts the stupidity, and sham of everyday life.
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Warner’s approach is more academic having made additional research to provide a basis on the characteristics of the concepts of feudalism and capitalism. Massa on the other hand based her analysis on the basic definition of both economic concepts. Massa was able to identify the concepts of both feudalism and capitalism as much as Warner.
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In the plays, Dr. Faustus and Importance of being Earnest, what strikes us is the presence and absence respectively of conventional morality. Marlowe’s novel is concerned with the Faustian myth where a person sells his soul to the devil in order to gain something great.
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The author states that the unrealities that Paul creates on his journey are not enough to sustain him and eventually lead to his sudden and fatal end. We are introduced to Paul, a nervous boy of modest means as told by his ill-fitting and worn clothing. He attends a turn of the century Victorian school where his mannerisms are perceived as annoying.
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The author states that there are three major characters who stand out in the play besides Julius Caesar. They are Antony, Cassius, and Brutus. The first act opens with the celebration of the return of Julius Caesar from his victory in Pompey. Antony admires Caesar’s power while Cassius is envious of it. Only Brutus has a different view.
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The author states that the story of Imago is one that centers around the concept of how the futures of both humans and aliens rest in one young being successful metamorphosis into adulthood. On page 564 of this story, Jodahs states that “Humans had evolved from hierarchical life, dominating, often killing other life.
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The author states that in the story Dona Sebastiana maintains filial ties with an individual over a lifetime. The roots of this story can best be seen in the statement that stories “represent a part of the cultural heritage that the first settlers of this former Spanish frontier brought with them".
Basically, we see that in Scene One alone, all of the major elements are already put into place, and truly very little is withheld for some far off plot effect or revelation; as well, what is really important is that of the setting up and advancing of this story which has been presented in a clear and dramatic way with true poetic grace and wit.
This critique on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is certainly one of an assured position. In other words, it is blatantly obvious as to what this particular critic’s point of view is on this subject. I agree with the feeling which is put towards Victor and his father, “Christopher Small sees in Victor’s upbringing an ‘atmosphere of perfect love'."
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In the case of the abstract that the article has, the brief introduction of the individualism and the collectivism should have been given. This is because of the reason that it is not necessary that only the psychologists should be the one who are reading the article, but the ones who are in need of more and better knowledge may consult the article and for that purpose the abstract of the article should have been written in the manner that it properly reflected the whole article in those 7 to 8 lines.