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The author states that both the stories, ‘Cathedral’ and ‘The Red Convertible’ evoke the compassion and feeling of comradeship and brotherhood which often gets lost amid the complexities and subtleties of the post-modern cosmopolitan life. Both these stories echo the fact that amid a self-centered cosmopolitan way of living.
The author states that the use of symbolism has been unique in this novel. A green light here in this novel, portrays a strange thread of hope in Gatsby’s life. There is a green light in the dock of Daisy’s East Egg house, that is hardly visible from the West Egg place of Gatsby, but that is a constant hope to Gatsby signifying a future to Gatsby.
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Both stories expound on the constant human themes of loss, regret, pain, and suffering to have a profound impact on their readers and have attained the status of literary classics. Modern literary tragedies still espouse the compelling narrative that the lesson must in some way lead to catharsis and reformation.
The romantic poetry of both poets incorporates theological concern through a meditative focus on the nature of imagination. According to Barth (p.1), imagination is the “faculty that allows the human person, whether instinctively or consciously to shape the world into meaning, much as in the beginning God shaped chaos into cosmos”.
Where do the authors seem most different? Introduction The novels ‘Maru’ (1995) by Bessie Head and ‘The Suns of Independence’ (1970) by Ahmadou Kourouma have interesting commentaries and very different attitudes toward traditional society as shown through their various characters.
The elements of the marketing mix can be grouped into four primary variables i.e. ‘Price’, ‘Product’, ‘Promotion’ and ‘Place’. The number of P’s can be extended i.e. ‘People’, ‘Process’, and ‘Physical Evidence’ to describe the service sector as well. Each element of the marketing mix is interrelated with another.
Generally, with the advancement in technology, the way of life and means of communication have changed such that there is not a requirement for face-to-face communication. With this advancement, there have been several limitations which have not only been limited to exposure of confidential information.
The whole story revolves around him. He is the one who follows the old nurse in the start, and makes use of the priest and the two nuns to accomplish his heinous goals without letting them know of the gravity of their act. The stranger spies on the old nurse in the beginning.
Huckleberry Finn, the protagonist of the novel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and his companion Jim travel a long way together with the mission that Huck will help to free Jim. Both the characters match each other in some ways. Huck and Jim, both want freedom from society and social norms that are imposed on them.
This novel, published in 1852, was also one of the widely discussed works in the nineteenth century. This book, since was published during the time of political unrest caused by the anti-slavery issues and women’s rights movement, became a powerful tool in the hands of the advocates of the Abolitionist Movement.
The play keeps true to the title as many of the characters participate mainly in the actions of just observing, listening and nothing. The play deals with the masculine feelings pertaining to women's chastity and the subjugation of women by the male dominated society.
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A Knight was supposed to be brave and fearless during any fight and was to show all the knightly qualities. He was supposed to guard the Castle and to ensure that the king was safe in medieval warfare. There were very many virtues of the medieval code of chivalry. These virtues included truth, faith, charity, justice, hope, prudence, and diligence.
liad and The Odyssey: The Characteristics of Epics and their Heroes
We see that Homer’s epics are written, and many scholars think that his epics were transcribed and fused stories (folk stories) of Greece during the Bronze Age. As we can see, Homer’s epics are centered on the Trojan War.
Lust is pervasive in the play and has consumed teens. One girl in the play is beaten by her father yet another one wants to be in her place. The teenagers do not understand the problem not even how to address it. What follows is suicide, rape, beatings, teenage pregnancies, masturbation and abortions among other vices.
Patterson’s problem with the merchant is not that he does not believe in the future; his problem is that the merchant seems to want to do both at the same time. He wants to believe and yet he is not ready to commit to any kind of belief. He is a man sitting on the fence unable to make a decision on whether he should believe in love or not.
In neoclassicism, there was a belief that both fantasy and romance were the rejection of the real and the truth that was a part of the social and cultural class as well as the literary elements. This was combined with the use of these two elements as a technique in which fantasy and romance were created through plot lines for love interests, relationships or to develop plots that could not manifest into a specific reality.
Adolescent literature is a form of literal writing that targets teenagers and issues affecting them. With teenagers as the audience, the type of literature has specific characteristics that identify with the group. Such features include issues affecting teenagers such as in orientation of themes, and simplicity that captures the group’s attention.
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The beginning of the 16th century and the end of the 15th century were a time of incredible upheaval. Society was shifting drastically from moment to moment, and as with any drastic shifts in society, this was accompanied by all manner of uproars and issues. Medieval society, which was largely agrarian and feudal, was quickly eroding, and many traditional structures were eroding with it.
Portions of the novel that are written in the form of a journal provide evidence for a verifiable truth about the political responses and the communal experiences related to the Great Famine whereas portions that have been written in the form of personal letters among the characters of the novel depict their individualistic experiences of the consequences of famine.
Many consider Dante’s Divine Comedy as a supreme literary work, not only of medieval Christendom but of the Christian faith in general. Never has a poet given a more compelling vision of Christian love than Dante. This massive and intricate structure of almost fifteen thousand lines, or one hundred “Cantos,” is divided equally into three large sections.
Name: Instructor’s Name: Course: Date of Submission: Woman in the Nineteenth Century Margaret Fuller was an absolute gem of a writer and is known for her famous book, The Dial, in which she voiced feministic thoughts and wrote in favor of the women of the nineteenth century.
Disparaging the Victorian ideals of femininity, Lawrence’s women are found to be self-willed enough to “look out from farm life to the far-off world of cities and government and the active scope of man” (Lawrence 2008, p. 35). But these Brangwen women are not courageous enough to rebel against the patriarchy-authorized social feminine role.
There are many other memoirs that talk about the life of people inspiring others to work and discover the true purpose of their lives; today, one can browse the internet and read people’s blogs or online diaries as these also, in my opinion, are forms of memoirs because they have the same element of being formed from the thoughts and memories of an individual.
Boxing as art gives a fascinating metaphor for the “battle of the sexes”. There are certain low blows and punches thrown between couples in the world of dating. It could maybe be a sudden an unsuspecting girl’s left hook that makes clear her intolerance Chinese food or even a blow to one’s preferred genre of music which is below the belt.
Reading ‘On Leave’ from Tuma’s book made me recall the past few years after a recession. I remembered losing friends, frustration at home and in surroundings, seeing the US surrounded by international threats. It looked like life was asking for a price from us. If Americans went socially and culturally numb, they were righteous to be like that.
Fred Exley, after divorcing the first wife does not give up. He remarries a marriage that does not last but ends in another divorce. However, he chooses to recuperate his miserable life by indulging in alcoholism and football addiction. He says, ‘I had used alcohol for precisely what it was a depressant to check the mental exhilaration produced by extended sobriety.'
In America, some ancient authors to the literature presented different concept concerning life and how it ought to be manned by all the people as well as presenting the ideals of the culture of different people. In this respect, these authors presented particular themes that were a good indication of the things that prevailed in their environment in the time such people lived and interacted with each other.
Ultimately, the diary/ships log helps the reader to understand what aspects of the voyage were of the most importance from the perspective of the author and allows for a further level of understanding concerning the daily life of those individuals involved in the political intrigue and dirty work of empire building at a time in which competition.
Romanticism in Washington Irving’s “Rip Van Winkle”
In Washington Irving’s “Rip Van Winkle,” several Romantic elements are exemplified – the hatred of industrialization, the emphasis on nature’s beauty, the inclination towards the supernatural, and the defiance of reason.
Thesis 1 talks about Tom being in the age bracket of 12 and 13 years. Tom’s attitude and perspective on life are discussed in thesis 2 as having made him the hero he is in American literature. Finally, the paper presents a negative attitude that comes out from the book regarding several characters: child like revenge.
It is quite essential to state that Shakespeare has dealt with the characteristic of love and marriage in most of his 38 plays. Although these two characteristics are omnipresent in his works, the way he ends the love affair between the characters most of the time makes that work a comedy or a tragedy.
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Raymond Carver is credited with helping to revive the short story form. Carver’s “Cathedral” is one of his most anthologized and popular stories. It relates to the narrator’s encounter with a blind man, who is his wife’s friend and a house guest. The narrator starts out with rigid, preconceived notions of a blind person and is surprised to find that his guest does not conform to these ideas.
The story centered on the life and death of Oscar Wao, a Dominican boy who was desperate to give and receive love, which was complicated for him to achieve because of his race and nerd personality considering that he lives in the United States. The life of Oscar’s family and the curse passed on to him from his roots were also featured in the story.
In other words, they used real life as their subjects when developing their artistic works. Their works were then put in museums for others to see. One of the most reckoned eras is abstract expressionism, where art work took a different shape as artists advocated for expression of their ideas through their work (Lindauer, 2003).
The objective of this paper is to describe the fetishization of William Shakespeare’s work. In order to better understand the content of this research, it is important to define key terms and concepts: adaptation; fidelity; abuse; fetishization and pop culture. This work is particularly important because it demonstrated the development by which plays like those of Shakespeare’s are modified.
He reflects and contemplates on how the past always has a way of coming back in spite of one's determination and struggle to forget and take it out of the mind. This childhood incident has stayed in his mind since and has continued to discomfit him as this instance involves an act that Amir has done upon Hassan, a friend whom Amir constantly refers to as his sole servant and whom he names "the hare lipped kite runner." (Hosseini 2) The main character in this novel who is also the narrator of the story that he tells, Amir has a fortunate background in the most prosperous part of Afghanistan’s capital city.
Student’s Name: Instructor’s Name: Subject: English Literature (Classic and Modern) Date: Topic: Essay Introduction “The Dharma Bums,” is an autobiographical novel published in 1958. According to Jack Kerouac, the author, every moment of life has a meaning, just like every beat of the music contributes to the total harmony of the orchestra.
In the novel "Frankenstein", Shelley managed to create one of the most phenomenal creatures in literary history: the Frankenstein monster. The epistolary style that the author employs allows the reader to view the circumstances from varied viewpoints and draw conclusions from the plot and the characters.
The character of the imaginary pride may be felt present as the protagonists Oedipus and Prospero develop a sense of controlling their individual power in response to the oracle’s prophecy and a brother’s design, respectively. Due to the pride established with daughter Miranda, even in far-off seclusion, Prospero has still managed to exercise his authority over Caliban and Ferdinand.
Sinclair sought out to highlight the commercialist capitalism that defined the many aspects of American society that rendered the conditions of the country almost unacceptable for immigrants.
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The three main characters, Tom, Amanda (his mother) and Laura (his sister) are trapped in a world in which they imagine a future that is not manifesting for them. Although the play takes place in a memory, the perceived remembrance of Tom, the escapism that all three characters use in order to navigate their life during the time of his memories provide a type of context for ways in which to identify how Tom saw his mother and sister, and perhaps how they realistically existed.
As a result, Enron did not benefit from such kind of corporate unethical behavior; its shareholders and employees suffered great financial losses because they invested their pensions in Enron shares. Sometimes the most serious collapses of the companies are connected with working responsibilities neglect. A perfect example is the collapse of Enron.
The ability to manipulate price depends on several factors. The decision to increase or decrease prices will firstly depend on the type of product, competition, and buyers for it. The demand for goods for instance ladies' clothing will be determined. If there is already a great number of existing demand, prices can be increased.
National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) is a reporting system used to report a serious crime or robbery against old people. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the utility of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) for the analysis of crime victimization data.
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He highlights the historical characteristics of a clash between British ideals of liberal democracy and their aspirations to establish an imperial dominion in the Indian subcontinent. In a well-researched account, Metcalf depicts the power of representations and cultural projections as part of the process of construction of national identities.
It is a radical and authoritative nationalist political dogma. Individuals are bound together by one national identity through suprapersonal ties of ancestry, culture and blood. They therefore seek to eliminate ideas, people and systems they deem to be objects of inferiority while they cultivate and strengthen their own culture, beliefs and ideologies to flourish amongst all mankind.
It is easy to look at the world with a young person’s eyes with the help of the writings under consideration. The authors demonstrate the youth’s perception of adulthood and attitude towards various things. Among them are drugs and their use, relations with adults, sexual liaison and all other challenges young people face while transitioning into adulthood.
That is why all his works may give very significant information concerning these issues. In fact, William is the first Native American who could speak fully in his own words about the appalling racism of the early republic. This person managed to prove in his works that really all people are equal.
The novel is a celebration of unconventionality and certain bizarre thoughts in very mundane lives along with the redemptive power of love. Celebration of Redemptive Power of Love in Mary and O’ Neil The theme of love posits itself at a very poignant place in the collection of stories that appear collectively as a novel.