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To put the film “The Crucible” in proper perspective, it is important to note that the film was actually inspired by an actual event that happened in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. It was the Salem Witchcraft Trial of 1692 which precipitated the end of Witchcraft Trial in America.
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A characteristic of the absurdist theatre is the lack of proper communication which is evident in this play as well with the presence of many sentences that do not seem to be making a lot of sense.
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After marriage and giving birth, Charlotte Perkins Gilman suffered from depression and turned to the famous neurologist S. Weir Mitchell for a cure. Her experience as a patient provided the primary content for her well-known short story The Yellow Wallpaper. Jane, the narrator of The Yellow Wallpaper, went through the same “rest cure.”
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Most countries, in their current state, are products of colonial systems and the themes of independence that passed on from earlier generations. This always becomes the beginning of a failure process for a particular country in terms of its social and political aspects. The people borrow identities from these systems.
Nora is also vain, as she states, several times, that she is pretty. She is silly and frivolous, living, apparently, only to dance and party and entertain. Yet, at the end of the play, Nora apparently has an epiphany, and a glorious, independent, grounded feminist emerges from Nora at the end of the play.
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Agamemnon and Odysseus take a lot of time in the war, and no word is sent home of the war ending any time soon or them returning home. Other men who want to marry them go on with their seduction. Agamemnon’s wife Clytemnestra gets tired of waiting and believes that her husband may never come back, and she gets a lover by the name Aegisthus.
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The invention of information communication technology in the world ignited the production of top-notch films through the use of modern tools and applications. Films are visual and audio-produced pictures. In ancient times, films were viewed in designated film halls but nowadays individuals view them in the comfort of their homes, thanks to innovations in technology.
The family is almost always enthusiastic to fight, or hearten the dying to fight, against death, even in the face of sureness. In Dog Death by John Updike, the puppy attempts to hide from view so she can die in serenity; however the family rushes her to the vet to fight against death for her.
Scene-III of Act-III holds a great significance as the fulfilment of Iago’s evil plan to take a revenge on Othello takes place here. We see how Othello, under Iago’s influence, waters the plant of jealousy and wins the title of tragic hero because of his inner weakness, how it is further unintentionally nurtured by Desdemona’s innocent gestures, how Emilia supports her husband’s plan and finally how it leads to deadly consequences.
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From the paper, subsequent to the Second World War America struggled so much with communism. The youth lacked guidance hence the word ‘Beat’. The term beat referred to the young generation in the 1940s and 1950s, and attempts they made to find an inner meaning to life and a sense of belonging (Kerouac, 2007).
“The Kite Runner” is a novel that unveils the traditions, history, and sociopolitical situations in Afghanistan over a varied period. Narrated in the first person, the author illustrates the life and the tradition of the Afghan people, the challenges that they have faced, and the politics that have shaken the fabric of the Afghan community.
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His publication by the name of ‘Portrait of the Artist’ gained him fame in the year 1916. He became a literary celebrity after he perfected his stream of- consciousness with Ulysses. Landmark's legal decisions were made on obscenity through the explicit content, which he presented through his prose. He suffered eye ailments all his life. In 1941, he died.
As far as her personality was concerned, what she had a personal capability to overcome was the stereotype associated with her gender as a female. Therefore, Janie wore overall despite the fact that it was not associated with females at the time. But she grew up and was due for marriage, Janie somehow traded off these prides of individualism that she bore and started succumbing to discrimination and maltreatment.
It is a poem which shows the irony of living the human life, some being happy with their lot in life while others remain sad due to their poverty as well as the tragic events that happen in their lives. Ferlinghetti uses this poem to display the true nature of human life, that nothing is ever permanent.
The poet talks about how his friends love life and nature and how they would have wanted him to enjoy his remaining life as they would have wanted him to because life is a gift bestowed upon us by God. Nature with all its fragrances and embellishments is out there for us to ponder upon it and enjoy it. We should live life whatever we have to its best.
The expansive array of criticism that has been constructed on Shakespeare’s works speaks to the great reach of his texts. Even as there is a great disparity between these genres, there is additionally the recognition that a number of techniques Shakespeare implements are thematic throughout his works.
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The theme of survival is popular among world-renowned fiction writers because human life is the unending fight to survive in hard conditions. Within the scenario of the fiction genre, most of the works by Ernest Hemingway are autobiographical because he believed in adventure and survival. The novel is interconnected with the author’s interest in fishing.
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The four past centuries that followed the exploration saw many immigrants from Africa brought to America. But, most significantly, the earliest Black immigrants before those from Africa were the natives of Spain and Portugal. This is reflected in the records of black slavery present in ‘Vasco Nunuz Balboa’ manuscripts during the Pacific Ocean sighting in 1513.
The major weaknesses of this study are concentrated on the play “A Raisin in the Sun” that has attained elevated popularity from 1959. This play traces its geographical setting within the USA. There are diverse characters in this piece of art. They interact and act to attain the objective of educating and entertaining the audience.
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Given that, the transfer scheme has been regarded as an abnormality inside the employment relationship. Indeed, football governing body and national associations have always safeguarded the structure as a socially attractive apparatus, essential for sustaining the general health of the sport.
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It is impossible to ignore the other side of the picture which is presented by the author through Brutus’s actions i.e. human lust for power. Regardless of Brutus’s assertion that he killed Caesar because he loved his country more yet, it is observed that he was also driven by negative emotions such as jealousy and hatred for his best friend’s imminent rule.
A journey meant to release the tension existing in their marital life, and possibly bring back the long-lost passion for intimacy between the couple. The couple, Port and Kit, takes a voyage to North Africa, so that they can change the experiences in their home environment, and possibly get an opportunity to bond and revive their love life once again.
In contradiction to the male investigators’ judgment that women are good for nothing, their female assistants quite successfully discover the clues and motive behind the murder of John Wright. Eventually, they develop a moral ground in order to support the suspect Minnie Wright whom they found to be the victim of male oppression in John household
According to the paper Hamlet did not gave much importance to Ophelia even if he had feelings for her. There are a lot of things that contributed to this. The most obvious is that Hamlet was an angry man and his character only revolved with the plotting and scheming and his never ending desire to want Claudius dead to avenge his father.
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There has been an age old debate pertaining to the fact that reading a book is always better than watching a film and vice verse. Linda Costanzo Cahir in her book entitled, “Literature Into Film: Theory and Practical Approaches” argues that, “A movie based on a literary source is often seen as a secondary work and, consequently, of secondary value”
A good piece of literature dwells on the facts of real life. Real-life or the life that people experience is written inform of books so that people can relate to them. From the social lives of people to the cultural and political lives of people, they are all portrayed in the pieces of kinds of literature that are written all over the world.
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This is one kingdom, according to Hunter (1). The other kingdom is the feminine kingdom, which is the magical kingdom that hearkens to Titania's rule or Queen Mab's rule. This kingdom is not just feminine, but also represents occulted power and the unconscious mind – a dreamworld.
A volley of human emotions and values evolve out in the plays of Shakespeare, but the plays of Shakespeare are universal. They are relative to every human being beyond any particular bindings of age, sex, society or time. Nevertheless, the sonnets of Shakespeare also compete equally with his plays and launch themselves into a realm which makes them ephemeral despite the fact that the sonnets of Shakespeare are extremely personal at most places.
The novel was presented in 999 lines on a poem known as ‘pale Fire’ and it is an antecedent to post-modernism (Nabokov 42). It is a foreword and lengthy commentary, which disrupts the reader because the author forces the reader to move back and forth during the reading process. The author employed unique elements because of the tendency to expose the changeability and vulnerability of pre-recorded texts.
The poem is composed of sections and each of them has its own meaning and special idea a poet wants to share with us. This long poem was analyzed by many experts and is still being interpreted as it contains many interesting places, which can be understood differently.
Organizational characteristics of a particular community’s routines, as well as the symbolic structure of rituals, closely connected with other important elements of developmental processes among them working relationships within the family, the efficiency of parents, and ability to monitor behavioral changes.
Those supporting this idea use statement made by Roman Philosopher Seneca for the past 2,000 years citing a person being “everywhere” he or she is “nowhere” (Carr). This implies information availed to humanity currently besides making one aware of his or her immediate settings, has no help at all.
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The story brings conventions of the Romance genre, with Gawain appearing to fit neatly into the genre of medieval romance. The romance genre has several characteristics, which includes a celebration of the warrior society, a setting amidst the feudal decency, close attention to details of the ceremony.
Cervantes criticized the unfair system that mixed honor with social status due to which a devoted yet low-class girl Dona Clara could not marry “the son of a gentleman of Aragon” and both lovers suffered (Cervantes 407). The accounts of the duke and duchess in Don Quixote also represent the cruel attitude of upper-class aristocrats.
Doctor Faustus, who is the protagonist in this play, is a citizen of Rhodes Germany by birth. He was however brought up in Wittenberg. Here he attended top schools up to the university and excelled. He achieved much scholarly and got a doctor of letter degree in theology and divinity. He read bibles and religious books could quote bible verses.
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This book describes the struggles and misrepresentation cast on the American Indian community in the 1960s American culture. It is written in a manner that transforms from ironical and humorous satire into serious concepts. The writer’s general thesis is that the White Americans view Indians in the manner that they want to see them.
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The author states that throughout Ernest Hemingway’s short story Hills Like White Elephants there is a tone that is articulated that establishes and advances the narrative theme. While it’s difficult to specifically indicate what the central narrative or plot of the story is, as Hemingway purposely doesn’t reveal this core information.
Irrespective of the difference between drama and reality, the characters seemed real at least for the play’s duration. Shakespeare has capitalized at reality’s presence in various characteristics of life.
The author states that all good writing should roll off the tongue, but in poetry, the sound is especially important as a poem is usually meant to be read aloud. There are a number of poetic devices such as alliteration that are used in poetry which would be out of place in a short story. Poems are part of a larger oral tradition.
The main purpose of the essay is to discuss the death of Mr. Mallard and Mrs. Mallard's nonstandard reaction. The writer of the essay states, that unable to conform to the expectations of her society, Mrs. Mallard had become unhappy in her marriage, feeling trapped and without any other options to free herself from her marriage. After she learned that her husband had died in a terrific train accident, she began to feel a sense of relief.
I am admittedly not yet very knowledgeable in theater plays, so I will be analyzing the play and the production from a first-timer’s standpoint. It is a good thing that the play is a widely-known play by playwright Arthur Miller, “The Crucible,” as it allowed me to focus more on analysis rather than in understanding the story.
Ethnic Discrimination in Maru and Massacre River Q. Compare and contrast the novels of Maru by Bessie Head and Massacre River by Rene Philoctete with respect to their discussion of ethnic discrimination. How do they orchestrate their plots to make their respective points about equality and discrimination?
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The author states that Antonio heads over to Lose Angeles to save his own life, and subsequently, over the years finds that Longoria has taken refuge their too. The book is thus a tale of how Antonio tries to hunt Longoria down in order to punish him for killing the two people he loved the most; it is a story of how revenge might help a man.
The role of the central strategy was responsible to some extent, as there appears enough proof of Indonesian national culture emerging in the free environment as well through social restructuring of cities. It could be seen in speaking of the national language, Bahasa Indonesia; change in eating and food preparing habits, sports like soccer.
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Breastfeeding allows the babies to receive the antibodies by breast milk but this protection is temporary and a baby requires a higher level of immunization to remain protected from diseases. Childhood immunization is the essential process that provides required protection to the babies against the diseases and creates resistance in their bodies to fight the viruses of different diseases.
A great man once said, “Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.” Since times immemorial, writing stories and telling tales has been a vital part of life. Furthermore, most of these stories have been written down for the benefit of the coming generations, so that they can read, analyze and understand the thought process and point of view of other people as well.
One of the basic reasons for the repeated use of the theme of love in literature is that it is an emotion that people all through human history have been feeling. In English literature, the attitude to love has been a major concern of poetry as early as Chaucer and the theme of love has been celebrated through various periods in the history of English literature.
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In her poem "Still I Rise," Maya Angelou defies this tradition of subjugation and affirms her right and her need to keep talking back. In the poem, she celebrates her independence of spirit in the face of a harsh, judgmental world determined to keep her in a predetermined place. Instead of behaving as she’s supposed to, she behaves as she wishes.
The events in the story involve conflicts in the relationships that people share and generally involve love as well as who is right and wrong. The ethical issues behind these events simply cannot be labeled as either right or wrong, unless the selection is one of religion. The idea of man and woman being mischievous creatures is indeed an opinion.
A Good Man is Hard to Find, which is a short story written by Flannery O’Connor, can easily strike the reader as grossly violent and almost bordering on the macabre. At the start of the story, one can have the tendency to consider its plot as merely that of a contradiction within the family due to the differences on moral principles.