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Keywords: reactionary, paper, Louise Erdrich, “The Red Convertible” “The Red Convertible” by Louise Erdrich Louise Erdrich has written thirteen novels, various volumes of poetry, short stories, children’s books, and one memoir. She is an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, and is widely acclaimed as one of the most significant writers of the second wave of the Native American Renaissance.
Despite its fictional qualities, its power to represent people of a specific generation makes it a valuable instrument to help us characterize past societies. In particular, William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” provides details about the Southern American people in the early 1900s.
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Initially a program named power point prepared by Microsoft was exploited to these commercial and academic ends. Through this we could manipulate different text fonts, images and audios and videos to make our presentations lively. From computer-based Power Point , we have move a step forward and have accessed to an interactive web based program that has lent more sophistication to our presentations.
Sianne Ngai’s theory of anxiety is used as Lens Awhile Lens B is Bill Hayes’ “Out with Anxiety”. Lens A is used to see through Lens B where Lens A will be used as a framework from which B will be understood. Anxiety is a form of “expectant emotions” that tend to aim less at a particular object of their choice than at the general configuration of the world (Ngai 210).
From the very beginning, the reader is met head-on with simple imagery: "I caught a tremendous fish/and held him beside the boat/half out of water, with my hook fast in a corner of his mouth."
The environment played a more significant part in the determination of the development of species than did the competition between the members of a species for the resources available to them (Smith, 2012). It was his stated belief that every species had come into existence because of circumstances related to both space and time.
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As the book is called Feynman’s Lost Lecture: The Motion of Planets and the Sun, a reader might expect that it would contain some complicated treatise on certain topics and attributes of astronomy, physics, and mathematics. However, Goldstein and Goldstein have selected a subject that deals with a highly complex problem of physics in an unexpectedly simple manner.
The story shows how suffering and problems have brought the two brothers together. Sonny is able to quit heroin and change to his dream career, which is being a jazz musician. The writer has successfully used characters that effectively enhanced the plot. Moreover, the use of symbolism makes the story interesting and informative.
This is an essay that is interested in the analysis of Shakespeare Sonnets: Reading for a difference with regard to an article by Helen Veldar. Shakespeare sonnets are a form of writing poems that originated from Italy and its invention is credited to Giacomo da Lentini.
It is immediately apparent that the setting of poem is in a rural setting from the description given of goatskin bellows and the reference to the old village. The poem’s themes include alienation and human conflict as characterized by the relocation of the old village’s inhabitants to the hill camp. The young man and his father buried their tools of trade.
The character Tae-sik is said to have an appearance that is dark skinned and has a short height and is impatient realizes how difficult it is to get a job and consequently after being convinced by a friend Young- cheol he disguises himself to be a foreigner by adopting an ethnic hat and changing his accent and that lands him a job, gets along with his colleagues and even romanced a lady from Vietnam.
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‘Barn Burning’ is a short story written by William Faulkner which deals in its context deals with loyalty, honor and justice. The story starts at meat and cheese store during a court session After Sarty’s father is accused of burning down a barn belonging to his landlord.
Is it more a physical satisfaction than a moral one? On the basis of different reflections of the issues of sexuality in the literature of different periods, it is evident that the issue of sexuality has always been of crucial importance for the individuals on the Earth.
The famed and popular image of the celebrity in conjunction with accurate product-image association multiplies the interest of consumers and results in improved level of brand recognition.
Bilbo Baggins can be seen as a developmental hero due to his encounters with trolls, goblins, spiders and then finally Smaug. The first example of Bilbo being a hero in the novel is shortly after him and his dwarf companions depart the Shire and run into a group of trolls.
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The godmother is cautious about how she takes care of the child’s world, not burdening her with more than she needed to know. The child only knows the measure, not what it marks other than a time when she could visit. The narrative is clear about the way in which the two relate.
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He is the person tasked to lead an army in battle and to represent his country in the pursuit of glory and to defend its honour. Every nation in ancient literature is represented by a hero who symbolizes the degree of valor that is attributed to it
In Africa marriage is the combination of people who are emotionally attracted to each other and they share some feelings, idea, and understanding. According to African tradition, a man can have many wives. An individual was allowed to marry the number of women which he could support.
Apple has a lot of competitors to face in the cell phone industry. Many new companies like Google have entered the cell phone industry and are attracting customers. Companies like Nokia, Samsung, and HTC have been in the market for a long time. These companies are also innovating and offer many models to customers.
Susan Glaspell’s drama entitled “Trifles” presents a generalization among men's and women’s perceptions towards each other, especially during the time the play was written. The county attorney and the sheriff are parts of the investigation team who went inside the house to check on the things that could be presented as evidence to the proceedings.
And because our own environment is limiting our economic choices, we have to import and export some of our goods. Over the years, people have increased their awareness on the importance of international transactions in their daily life. But the significance of these transactions to the economic health and overall standard of living in their country has never been as clear as it is today.
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Psychology, Experimentation, and Feminism in Cather's and Stein's Writings Two of the most influential writers of the modern times are Willa Cather and Gertrude Stein. They experimented with their writing styles and genres and showed different aspects of feminism and psychology.
Herman Melville’s “Billy Budd” Introduction “Billy Budd”, the unfinished novella by Herman Melville was started in the month of November in 1888 and was continued till his death in the year of 1891. The book was not published till the year 1924. The novella, “Billy Budd” is regarded as the pivotal text in the career of Melville and contains a humiliating history pertaining to the editing of the novel which often exposes the misinterpretation of the notes forwarded by Melville under the poor transcription of the text.
Kamau Brathwaite's 'Hex'. Edward Kamau Brathwaite is regarded as one of the seminal writers within Caribbean literature. Among other prizes, Brathwaite prominently was awarded the prestigious Griffin Poetry Prize for his volume of poetry ‘Born to Slow Horses.’ Today Branthwaite is a professor of Comparative Literature at New York University.
Antigone preparing to die does make sense within the tragic worldview. The Crito later turns to be an aporetic odd way because the reasons that Socrates professed do not make sense in the worldview of Platonists. According to Platonist’s principles, Socrates was supposed to run away from prison, and failing to do so make her actions unjust.
America population composts of many ethnic groups including Latin American, African American, and white Americans amongst others. Some ethnos have come up as a result of immigration or colonialisation. In this research, I will concentrate on Black American ethnic group and investigate on the possible experiences that this ethno faced.
In his analysis of what makes a true tragedy, the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle identified three major elements. These included a character with a fatal flaw, his realization of this flaw and a reversal of fortune because of this flaw. At one point, Aristotle even says, “the tragic hero falls into bad fortune because of some flaw in his character of the kind found in men of high reputation and good fortune such as Oedipus”.
The author states that in Othello, Shakespeare has moved against the conventional stereotyping of black as evil by changing the meaning of black and white in the play. In this play, black signifies good and white signifies evil. Shakespeare apparently seems to be making a political statement with respect to race.
This paper describes the importance of the folk tales and the fairy tales for formation of people’s social functions. From this research it is clear that children’s literature is an important contribution for a moral education. Fairy tales express the thoughts of children and adults through a symbolism.
Harold Pinter was born in Hackney in London's East End with Eastern European-Jewish ancestry. He studied at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and Central School of Speech and Drama. He was one of the most important playwrights of the last half of the 20th century, and the most influential on his generation.
If that freedom is denied, depression may settle in and in extreme cases lead to anti-social behaviour. The state may proceed to cause depression in involved persons and trigger a fight back mechanism. The fightback occurs implicitly or explicitly. When the fight is implicit, suicidal emotions become elicited. On the other hand, explicit fights yield revolutions.
This is essentially, what Lewis does through his Screwtape Letters. This work still stirs a lot of controversy from its readers. Lewis wrote the piece from the perspective of an evil being advising another devil on how effectively to tempt a Christian. He uses this perspective to show Christians the way they let evil get into their lives.
One is not required extensive knowledge or research to begin, just the effective manner of articulating and expressing one’s mind. There are a rich number of topics poetry is capable of covering, only the human mind could set any limit. One such topic is the human labor, of which poet Fred Voss is known.
The aim of this experiment is to discern whether one can live on the meager wages of an unskilled worker and at the same time have enough money left to pay off the next month’s rent. Nickel and Dimed is, basically, aimed at showcasing the hardships encountered by unskilled workers trying to survive on their meager wages.
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The story also teaches us how unbridled greed can make a man foolish and vulnerable to deception (Kranz 382). For how easy it was for the Witches to influence Macbeth to take the path towards perdition by just appealing to his lust of power, that the once a loyal general became a heath.
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The author states that O. Henry uses many subthemes that help move toward the generalization of the major theme. The Gift of Magi by O Henry which was written in 1906 will be used as an example. As the major theme is developed, other themes will be illustrated as well as the use of the number three of words, and sound.
The experience that Victor Frankenstein provided the monster was not factors that can be considered as a human experience because it is devoid of human connection and filled with misery, desolation, and alienation. There was no other way that his monster could turn out to be, but a monster, a flawed creation of a flawed creator playing like a god.
His poems offer great motivation to many of the characters used in the films. In this book, Neruda uses the language of odes and lyrics to put across his message. These poems offer a glimpse of modern poetry with the theme of love. This collection presents a single handful of Neruda’s love poems in an attractive and bilingual form.
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The sufferings of Aibileen and Minny and the other African-American housemaids mirrors what the entire African American community in the USA was facing during those hard times. The racial segregation was the paramount problem in those times esp. in the southern states like Mississippi, Arkansas, and Alabama etc.
Sophocles’ "Oedipus at Colonus" is a play in which chorus has a multiple and very decisive role. For example, it is the chorus that “find[s] in Oedipus an allegory of human existence” . Singing this way, the chorus does the philosophizing part otherwise meant to be done by the narrator and audience.
Who is Kate Chopin in American literature? Kate Chopin is a renowned artist due to her focus on discrimination and women. As a talented writer, Chopin has written about the real feelings of women by basing on her own life experiences. In her writings, she wrote about the feelings which men cannot decipher.
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The analysis found out that a significant percentage of the population appreciates the differences and asserts that the two are used in different contexts and by individuals having varied degrees of experience. The discussion ascertains that while metaphors refer to objects that are identical, similes refer to objects that are similar.
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While for centuries German woman had been confined to domestic chores following three major Ks in their lives – Kinder (Kids), Kuche (Kitchen), and Kirche (Church) – during the war they started to perform masculine roles and developed bravery and self-confidence.
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Carlos Baker considers A Farewell to Arms to be one of the most important novels of the twentieth century, one that has stood the test of time. The novel forms an important part of the literature that came out during the period between the two WW. A period of instability led to many innovations that were a part of the general lack of grounding that people experienced during the inter-war years.
Harris Kamran English Literature Analysis 29 July 2012 Coherence and Interruption Fictional Essay: Traditionally, the short story has a conventional and fixed structure which defines it and makes it different from other forms of prose writing, such as a drama or a script.
Though used to make the story more fascinating, conflict, mixed feelings and loss are among the most noticeable Challenges that Anna John faces. In addition, gender role is central in intensifying her challenges; nevertheless, she does not let herself succumb to her painful experience.
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The paper provides an analysis of the story Grandmother’s Victory with the focus presented on literary devices such as simile, symbolism, and metaphor. The story has been wonderfully crafted in terms of writing by carefully employing literary devices such as simile, symbolism, metaphor, etc. indicating the racial tension during the 1930s.
Both Brown and Austen’s novels offer portrayals of women in romantic fiction stories who fall prey to love but are eventually bound to suffer. In the aftermath, the female lead character reunites with the male lead character, and they end up loving each other, happy with the life they have always dreamed to live.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer reminds the transition of a boy’s life from childhood to a young man. It reminds a person about his past, the way he was, the carefree, and the fun element of life. The novel and the book both are very well merged and are classics. The main objective of the movie was to return the memory of the precious times.
In particular, the poem presents a narrative of a mother and a daughter dialoguing consent prior to the occurrence of the bombing incident. Rhyming and repetition of certain lines throughout the piece form the ballad structure and one may suppose perhaps, Randall’s choice of ballad instead of ode or elegy signifies commemoration of happy memories to keep the object of affection alive in thought and imagination.