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Symbolism in literature refers to language as a system of sound and written symbols that imply meanings and substance to the literary work (Bloomfield 74). Among the types of literary symbolism, this paper will put emphasis on the use of sound symbolism and tackle partly the symbolic nature of food and other symbolisms that were used in the short story by William Faulkner.
The renaissance period, based on Shakespeare’s Sonnets, identifies aspects of love that though face challenges, the narrator is determined to achieve. The youth identifies love that should be immortal through eternal life and life that never leaves the youthful stage into elderly stages.
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With her kids all grown-up already, she moves in to a different and smaller apartment that she decorates with various pictures she had collected over the years. At first, one would wonder why she wants the pictures that give her no peace. Atwood writes, “She does not find them peaceful in the least.
Brian De Palma's 1976 Carrie is reflective of the social and cultural anxieties of that time. One way that the film has had influence is through queer appropriation. This means that many queer productions are based upon the film, mainly because the lead girl, Carrie, is representative of the gay male's experience - bullied, maligned, and gets revenge, which is a gay male fantasy.
The conclusion from this study states that “Death of the Salesman” is a modern play based on the plot, characteristics and the development of the play. “Glengarry Glen Ross” is a viewed as a continuation of Miller's play, but has better organization and plot development making it be classified as a postmodern literature.
“The Yellow Wall-Paper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman pictures the map of the mind of a woman afflicted with neurosis, and her mental state is challenged by her interplay with the wallpaper in her room. The state of the wallpaper is the barometer of the advancement of the illness and she views its existence from the different perspectives of the state of her mind.
Technology affects every aspect of human life today. Technology has brought many benefits to humans making doing things easier than before. However, many people, especially the elderly are still nostalgic about the traditional ways of doing things. This creates an uneasy tension between technology and tradition.
Such heroes are often warriors that exhibit the willingness to fight for their countries or communities. They exhibit a connection with the values of their community and cultural principles. Epic heroes also depict a desire to live simple lives without desire for the pleasures of life.
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A close look at the kingdoms of Egypt reveals dark sides of pharaonic civilization, which often are glossed by the marvels of the pyramids without considering the political system that made them possible. Many people took vicarious pleasure in military victories of pharaohs without reflecting the brutality of warfare in ancient world and being unaware of what it was being under despotic leader.
The characters that Lawrence uses in the story are reminiscent of other characters of his. The mother Hester, for instance, exerts a great amount of control over her son, Paul. Her love for money and creature comforts are sought to be fulfilled by her son who takes an unconventional route to do the same.
People have thought that writing was invented as a means of expressing the innermost thoughts in order for us to be able to understand each other better, write literature, poetry, and philosophy, and thus record the daily experiences. Puchner claims that it has also been widely thought that it was invented to enable us to keep in close contact with loved ones, or as a means of communicating with each other or express dreams and sorrows.
2332) She seems to be saying that looks (or appearances) are more important than reality; in other words, it's a desirable quality for a person to be able to fool someone else into thinking he/she has more than it appears. How does Wilde use this concept in the play to satirize the "proper" and "moral" emphasis the Victorians are known for?
A literature can be found in various forms like novels, poetry, short stories, and hypertext storytelling. According to Matt Beachey, literature enriches individuals’ minds and thinking capacity with the aim of improving the world (“Gustavus Adolphus College”, n.d,).
The poem “When I have fears that I may cease to be” has been written by John Keats in a form that is like that of the English sonnet. The rhyme scheme, ABABCDCDEFEFGG follows the quintessential rhyme scheme of the English sonnet – fourteen lines of an alternating rhyme scheme throughout the poem and ending with a couplet.
The classic idea of freedom being tied up to economics was defined by one of the main protagonist Torvald as he berated his wife about money. He was upset about his wife about her debt and looked at it as if it is a prison that will put them in bondage. This was evident when Torvald exclaimed “there can be no freedom or beauty about a home life that depends on borrowing and debt” (Ibsen 5).
The author states that the Blackwater chronicle is a comical book that humorously and to some extent realistically narrates the expedition events. In this essay, I consider the weight of humor to surmount the realistic retelling of the events. This humorous treatment of a wilderness exploration makes plentiful use of witty fictional devices.
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What we talk about when talking about love-Raymond Carver.
Raymond Carver has penned an interesting story titled “What We Talk About When We Talk About Love”. The theme of the story is not something profound. The issues relate to the day to day life of men and women.
For Marxist theorist, consideration of the artistic human production must accompany “specific historical circumstances in which those production events occurred” (Tyson 54). As a Marxist critic, scanning literature ought to encompass a dreary criterion concerning guidelines.
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The book’s closing story ‘The Boat’ is an ethnic Vietnamese tale regarding the harrowing voyage in which people in the boat suffer the squalid conditions like surviving the terrifying storm then almost die from thirst before they finally reach land. Protagonists in the narratives include; 14-year-old Colombian assassin, an Australian teenager.
A study carried out by Kraft Foods revealed that families believe that dinnertime is family time; all members of the family should be home for dinner, as this is considered as quality time. This especially holds true for people such as teenagers who are clearly known for spending minimal time with family, but they do seem to enjoy having dinner at the table with the other family members.
The essay has shaped American views in relation to Puritanism. The idea depicts a wrong form of influence on the Americans. Samuel Danforth, a precursor to Perry Miller, compares to Miler because they were both impassioned and eloquent. Danforth delivered his essay addressing the Election-Day in 1670.
Life and Death in Longfellow’s “The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls” Many people do not like to be reminded of their mortality, but it is not always wise to ignore the briefness of human existence. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s “The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls” shows people that death is unavoidable, so people should not fear it.
A Doll’s House is a highly popular play authored by one of the most celebrated dramatists of all time, Henrik Ibsen which first premiered in Denmark. It is also because this play attempts to present a highly riveting discussion regarding complex contemporary relationships, particularly with respect to women.
It is true that more and more information is now being located online, but this is simply shifting the role of librarians from more of a physical to a virtual presence. That being said, it is increasingly becoming difficult to service the needs of certain special populations because of their unique requirements, the lack of staff training, etc.
Cicero, a popular Roman statesman, and writer listed the cardinal virtues that all persons should strive to fulfill, namely: justice, courage, prudence, and temperance. Aristotle also encouraged all men to live “a virtuous life.” Benjamin Franklin took up the challenge presented by Aristotle with energized fervor.
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Suicide is an important element of Shakespearian plays. In his tragedies, we see the suicides committed due to different reasons: despair, mental disorder and even the imitation of suicide that we can see in “Romeo and Juliet”. In total, we can find the suicide or its possibility in fifteen plays written by Shakespeare.
Center of discussion in this paper is the story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been,” by Joyce Carol Oates. The major character in this story is Connie. She is a teenage girl that Oates describes as having two sides of her life. Oates says that Connie laughs in two different ways at home and while away from home.
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There have been wide discussions on literary texts, which include Hemingway’s “Cat in the Rain.” Notable, literary critics and linguists entail David Lodge, Ronald Carter, and Michael Stubbs. There are various effects produced by the use of specific verbal details in Hemingway’s story and the underlying ethical message by the author.
As a means of providing some comparison and contrast between two of the works which were read during the course of the brief semester, the author of the following analysis will consider two poems namely Dylan Thomas’ “Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night” and Robert Frost’s “Nothing Gold Can Stay”.
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Beverly, Alma’s grandmother and her inspiration for professional aspiration, survived in a shipwreck and took refuge on Anacapa island for almost two weeks and a few days more (Boyle,92), but the courageous and sole survivor of the shipwreck (Beverly) could not endure the idea of living amongst the thick population of black rats.
Here tom who is Daisy’s husband keeps a mistress who is married to George. Along the story Nick finds the secret liaison of Gatsby with Daisy and eventual confrontation of Tom with his wife’s extra- marital affair .Eventually Gatsby is confronted by Tom and later Tom’s mistress is killed in an accident by daisy for which Gatsby takes blame and the latter is killed by the deceased’s husband.
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The author states that this interrogation lays bare the farcicality of the proverbial myth of the “white man’s burden” as people of all races are shown to be affected adversely by the machinations of imperialism. The story begins with the ruminations of an acutely self-aware narrator as he gauges at once the hostility of the Burmese.
The poem therefore reveals a change in terms of its content and its style as far as time periods are concerned. This can also be seen in the rhyme and metre that the poet follows throughout the poem. The poem then is a parody of poetry itself and through this, the changing ideals of love in the twentieth century.
Education.
Education has been known to have numerous reasons for one to be actively involved in it. The main reasons for engaging in education are based on the basic principles of education that is preparing students for specific careers, teaching those lifelong values, discipline, and the ability to explore new ideas that enables a person to think independently.
Parents may not think much of this fact because they may not have acknowledged that even when among familiar faces, young children can still experience anxiety when suddenly put in strange environments.
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There are many ways to success as demonstrated by "A Rice Sandwich" by Sandra Cisneros, where she demonstrates some of them with substantial backing in the process of writing the story. The first means of making it to the end without having to do much is blackmail, which is portrayed thoroughly with a different character in the story.
Sexton’s “Cinderella” is a poem of burnt dreams. She might have once believed that she is Cinderella too, but she is disappointed with real life, so she burns these fairy tales that promised her everlasting bliss. The poem argues that a woman’s life is as meaningless as fairy tales because both produce and perpetuate gender stereotypes that create artificial notions of happiness and success.
Edgar Allan Poe grew up with a natural passion for writing and profound thoughts despite the financial crisis and personal conflicts with the guardians who took custody of him until the stage of full independence. Though reared to become involved in corporate matters by the Allans, his foster parents, Poe had been more inclined to engage himself in the literary endeavor of writing poetry and short stories that depict themes of horror.
The author suggested that the Shepherd in the poem is not the type which gathers the flock of sheep but rather a feudal owner of flocks of sheep to afford such refinement as expressed in the poem. It would also seem inconsistent that the poem could be written by an uncouth shepherd considering the discipline used in the meters of the poem.
Every individual is a unique creation and is different from the other. Wise ones speak about the concept of unity in diversity and similar is the case with people. Their similarities are the uniting factors.
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The book begins with the history of Neo-Babylon and Mesopotamia; it enlightens the reader on the Islamic Middle East; it gives insight into the entrepreneurial history of Japan, Colonial India, and China. It describes the fundamental work of the entrepreneur in innovations in the United States and Europe, since the medieval period to present.
Student’s Name: Instructor’s Name: Subject: Essay, English Literature (Classic and Modern) Date: Topic: Essay on The Left Hand of Darkness Sexuality and gender is the substantive theme in the novel The Left Hand of Darkness, and the title points out an ancillary subject matter.
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Novels and poems could be based on a true story or purely fictional. However, it is rare for a novel and/or a poem to be entirely fictional. Authors usually incorporate their own actual experiences in literary works. But what makes a novel remarkable is not whether it is based on a true story, or purely fictional, or both, but how the author uses the boundary between illusion and reality.
It is essential to state that feminism is a compilation of activities, which aim at describing, launching, and shielding the political and economic status of women. Feminists prove this wrong as they establish theories that aim to recognize the nature of discrimination by probing women’s social roles.
Since the story starts from Laye’s childhood and continues into his maturation and adulthood, the work can be classified as a bildungsroman – the story of growing up. But the focus is not solely on one individual, as Laye fleshes out in detail the dynamics of several key relationships through his life.
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.
These art works became popular due to the artists’ rendition and personal expression of life as seen in everyday scenes. Likewise, impressionism emphasizes “a style in which the artist captures the image of an object as someone would see it if they just caught a glimpse of it”.
In his work there exists a variety of themes which indicate just how rich this book is in terms of diversity. Tim brings out the different themes through the use of the various stories, however what stands out is the fact that several themes keep on recurring in the different stories in the book.
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). In these stanzas, Shakespeare compares the lover with worldly resources; however, still finds her immeasurable. The comparison and contrast of the dark lady give her image and confirms the adoration of the poet towards her. In the subsequent and third stanzas, he broadens the metaphors to engage two lines each.
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Death is not intimidating, or even frightening, reaper, but instead, a gentle and courteous guide, leading the foremost character to eternity. “Because I could not stop for Death” contains four stanzas, which illustrate the theme of the poem. The speaker does not have any fear for death when it occurs to her in the carriage; she only perceives it as an action of kindness.