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The author states that society is swept away, purged by fire, and a new civilization rises from the ashes of the old. Viewed from the standpoint of a sane and ambitious social order, it is difficult to understand and it would be tedious to follow the motives that plunged mankind into the war that fills the histories of the middle decades.
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The author states that Lynn Margulis argues that symbiosis is crucial for evolutionary originality. Writing from the point of view of the molecular biologist, she explains the evolutionary innovations brought about by the symbiosis between the partners, ranging from the tiny bacteria to the living earth itself.
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The plot of the novel includes a conspiracy initiated by the Roman Catholic Church, in the attempt to hide and cover up in numerous ways the "true" story behind the identity of Jesus Christ.
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In Atwood’s story, it is the language of religious scripture appropriated to political purposes. For example, the naming of the new center of power as “Gilead” calls upon a Biblical reference. Beyond this, a new language is invented to justify the mechanisms of control. For example, Offred and the other handmaids are divested of their birth names and with that, a large portion of their identities.
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The author states that the American is persuading her that “it’s really an awfully simple operation, Jig, it’s not really an operation at all” and “I know you wouldn’t mind it, Jig. It’s really not anything. It’s just to let the air in”. Jig does not want to have an abortion, and retorts later stating that “'It's ours”; she displays her feelings indirectly.
On the contrary, Frances de la Tour begins her review of the comedy with a confession that "to me A Midsummer Night's Dream is a nightmare journey into love and out of love. It's about passion and the pain of passion, rejected love and unrequited love."
However, at one point all doubtlessly agree, that love is indeed the cornerstone, the binding element, and in a sense the main hero of the play present in almost every scene.
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Lewis believes that not all Muslims are fundamentalists and not all fundamentalists are terrorists, however, most terrorists today are Muslims and are proud to be so. In simple words, Islam itself cannot be blamed for terrorism, but terrorism does exist within Islam which forces the religion to face morally necessary choices
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The author analyzes two novels: “The Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho and Richard Bach’s “Jonathan Livingston Seagull”, that both share this theme and underline it, each in its own unique way. The personal dilemmas and my particular existence reflect upon the judgment brought to these novels.
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Thus, she effectively suggests the possibility of spiritual renewal to human beings as well as the great strength of nature in determining the future of humanity. In short, the theme of the sublime natural world suggests the possibility of spiritual renewal to human beings as well as it serves as a vehicle to redefine the masculine prototype of Romanticism.
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On the other hand, pragmatism is defined as setting aside one idea to pursue a lesser, more achievable ideal, and involves pursuing practical approaches to problems. A pragmatist is said to be a person who is primarily concerned with the success or failure of his actions.
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Through analyzing the message of the authors, it could be noted that language use is indeed an important element in creating written art. It is through this that the writers are able to make an implicative approach to sending the readers what they ought to say as the creators of the said artistic piece.
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The author states that the three pieces are placed in different settings, with varied themes; Hughes warned of the potential for destruction if dreams were put aside; Walker showed differing views on culture and heritage, and Glaspell explored gender differences, moral choices and women’s rights.
The elements and poetic devices that need to be examined are the poem’s context, language, imagery, form and syntax. In this paper, the poems “Perfect Dress” by Marisa de Los Santos and “Beauty” by Tony Hoagland will be analyzed for their similarities and differences, specifically in language, theme, imagery, speaker, tone, construction.
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The content, character, and language that is used by young adult authors make it easier for the youth to identify with these writings. This is because the issues that are presented in this literature are more realistic and more interesting to the teenager audience. The content of these books has led to them been criticized and challenged by society.
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Most important leading character is of Carrie whose life got totally changed directly by city life and she indirectly changed lives of her admirers i.e. Drouet and Hurstwood. The environment at Chicago was based on people living with class differences.
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The author states that the truth is, a person could readily build a comprehensive and complicated history of current literature bias established upon nothing but different analysis on Hamlet and its women – an endeavor that has been implemented by at least an expert of literature. Gertrude portrays the mother of Hamlet as well as the ruler of Denmark.
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The author states that thorough the character of the correspondent, Crane portrays that a man is weak and helpless to escape his destiny and fate. The major characteristic of this short story works is that it no longer reflects this certainty about the value of experience but rather expresses a profound doubt or perplexity about what happens.
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If we think Woolf's literature from gender point of view we have to study "Room of One's Own." Gender inequality is the major issue in this essay. The writer stresses the harsh reality of the society that women are treated unequally and that is why they are unable to produce the noble and great things and thus cannot compete with men.
This short story is full of symbolism which forces readers to confront with and think over events depicted in the short story.In this story, "the yellow wallpaper" is both the surface and symbol. As the surface, it represents lunatic asylum where the main character is put.
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He asserts without a doubt, that style and diction should assist a writer in the imaginative portrayal of real life. He advocates creativity in literature. He states that literature without imagination does not serve any purpose. Thus, it is not an overstatement to comment, that Sidney’s “Apology for Poetry” is in fact an apology for imagination.
According to his words which he said to Ulysses ,Achilles believes he has two options: he can either live a long, unremarkable life at home or else he can die young and gloriously as a mercenary warrior.
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Essays discuss homophobia, everyday feminism, the portrayal of women in films, autobiography, and Black women writers. ‘Talking Back’ renders the readers with an intellectually appealing view of the world through the eyes of a mature black woman. According to her, in the ‘old school’, children were meant to be seen and not heard.
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The author states that Louise, the heroine of “The Story of an Hour,” is first met after hearing news that her husband has been killed in an accident. Yet, it is not sadness that the reader sees, instead. There would be no one to live for during those coming years; she would live for herself.
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Fitzgerald attempts to extract both a sense of imprisonment and preservation as a direct result of prosperity. Nevertheless, through evoking the historical sense of the roaring twenties, which included organized crime as a channel to disobey the laws and a rapid economic growth generating widespread wealth, Fitzgerald reveals various themes that stem from the decay of morals and values in a period of corruption.
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Mill and Taylor then pointed out the reality about the relationship of gender and family to politics and class. Where society imposes on the theory of dependence and protection, social class affects gender and family negatively. On the other hand, where the theory of self-dependence is allowed and practiced in society, the social class would not make a significant bearing on gender and family.
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The author states that Nella Larsen’s personality is blatantly present in both works. Her heroines are not the “tragic mulattoes” of the early African-American fiction. “ The designation “tragic mulatto” elicits an image of a flat, one-dimensional, predictable character, and Larsen’s take is a much richer and more compelling one”.
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The insight of the author, how he probes the mindsets of the characters as for their reaction to many small and big challenges of life- this is the real art of writing! These interesting probes make an author great. It makes the reader nod in approval about the author's observations.
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Because Louis de Bernieres' 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin' proved to be one of the most captivating, unusual, and emotionally engaging books ever read, my initial response to the statement was bemusement tempered with resentment. The first was due to the categorical definition of 'powerful political satire', the latter because of the negativity implied by the term 'unsatisfactory novel'.
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There is truly something more that is going on than what may first appear to the eye in this novel, and it should also be known that the power of this piece of literature truly has much less to do with that of the conflict of the great forces that generally typifies great works of literature, and rather has more to do with.
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Hardy towers over the rest in terms of output. While most carved their names in stone on the basis of one or two opuses – Homer with The Iliad, Chaucer with The Canterbury Tales, Jonson with Five Plays, James with The Ambassadors, Scott with The Heart of Midlothian, Stevenson with Treasure Island, – Hardy’s prodigious talent spread throughout the whole range of literary creation.
Among the literary genre, poetry expresses the best ideas like the importance of freedom, equal rights, independence of peoples or peace, poems sometimes becoming real manifests.What marks Nancy Morejon's life and poetry is the Cuban revolution.
According to the study The Awakening, in other words, has been interpreted as a precursor to the feminist movement’s call for equality. Some of these interpretations, such as that forwarded by the American literature professor, Katherine Kearns, maintain that to accurately understand this novel in these terms, it is necessary to focus on symbols.
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The author states that in The Illiad heroes are humans of the remote past, endowed with superhuman abilities, and descended from the immortal gods themselves. The prime example is Achilles, the greatest hero of The Iliad, who was the son of Thetis, a sea-goddess known for her far-reaching cosmic powers.
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The author states that it is a poignant story about a couple who love and adore each other and the story is set in a simple yet traditional background, where Jim, Della’s husband goes out to work and earn a living, whilst Della plays the homely wife, looking after the house and cooking in the kitchen for Jim, her husband.
It's obvious that the settlement where the story unfolds isn't very big, and that there are no asphalt roads there. The dwellers of the town or village also know each other, and it is small so that one of the protagonists accidentally finds himself near the house of the woman he liked very much when the storm is coming
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The story starts when the Japanese Prime minister invades Korea. Koreans resisted but lacked resources. To pool funds, they enacted a law that enabled the people to buy their way to the imperial academy. And of course many were enticed by this offer. Instead of taking exams, all the wealthy families would do was pay up. Li Jia was one of the students to take advantage of this.
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Liberty is not shown as something that is responsible for the revolution. There is also nothing to even hint at an alternative to the revolution. The poet has simply responded to another poem by Dr. Moore. She neither attacks nor absolves Dr. Moore. She objectively states historical facts without going into details.
Largely ignored during his lifetime, the works of Edgar Allan Poe continue on as masterpieces of the short story genre more than a hundred years since their publication. Poe was a pioneer of modern psychological fiction, detective stories, and science fiction. As a result, his “stories appear astonishingly modern to the contemporary reader”
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The author states that the relationship does not last for the uncivilized man who has no place in the world of civilized society. He returns home never to set foot in the distant land of the civilized. In this novel, Ishmael did not feel sympathy or compassion for Queequeg. Instead, he began to respect him.
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Thus, the reviewer concentrates on giving the exact details of the elements that really make the well-written book by Krakauer and he offers his main argument in a logical way which tells why he considers the book as a superior product.
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The absence of healthy communication has made the three characters turn to themselves and the vigor and gusto of life were missing in all of them, though Tom had cleverly camouflaged his ennui with external smartness of gait. As the keynote of the unfolding drama the dull existence of Elizabeth is revealed right in the beginning.
The author states that the novel permeates the atmosphere of gloominess and death which constitutes its central focus. Most of the inhabitants of Dunnet Landing that were encountered by the narrator belonged to the last stages of life – sixty years old and above. The setting is an old town where nothing consequential and interesting happens.
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A hero or heroine is an eminent character archetype that quintessentially embodies key traits valued by its originating culture. The hero commonly possesses superhuman capabilities or idealized character traits which enable him or her to perform extraordinary, beneficial deeds (i.e., a "heroic deed") for which he or she is famous.
Early in his career, he was able to elevate the level of discourse on black America without the loss of dignity suffered by begging or pandering. Hughes had the ability to write about black without speaking of race and talk about poverty without mentioning class. He has at times been revered as an important American artist.
Since its independence, America has been Utopia to many and Dystopia to many. Sometimes it is vehemently deplored for the underlying realities of its myth of success and development. If it is true that literature is the reflection of society, then the American novels of the 1960’s are the evidence of it.
It would be very useful for 12th-grade students to discuss the source of misunderstanding between Larry and his father because this problem often occurs in many families. It’s not easy to overcome misunderstanding between father and son, and Frank O'Connor's story "My Oedipus Complex" could help in it.
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The author states that the narrator’s hatred for this eye is so strong that he plots to kill the old man. Outwardly, he carries on with bonhomie relations with the old man. But he begins to plot the murder with chilling coolness and over-confidence. At about 12.00 a.m. every midnight, he turned the latch to the old man’s bedroom.
It is tenaciously and persistently present throughout "A Rose for Emily," and stubbornly resists being swept away or cast aside by the New South. Miss Emily is the personification of the Old South and emerges as a tragic figure, largely because of her inability to interact with the present or to confront reality.
The period of "Renaissance" began in Italy and then spread to Europe by the 16th century. "Renaissance" characteristics, such as individualism, love of nature, and secularism or the concentration of human interest upon the affairs of this world, are to be found in broad reaches of the Middle Ages.
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The film discussed is A Touch of Evil, by Welles. This film was directed in the classic period of the forties and fifties, which was heavily associated with film noir. Orson Wells directed a film with a multitude of narrative derails that lent upon perspective and cross narrative structure to make the narrative apply to more than just the scope of the film's immediate plot.