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Sex has always been a part of theater. However, how sex is portrayed in the theater is evolving. Elizabethan drama showed that sex was a destabilizing influence on the theater because of the way that sex was portrayed, or, in the case of Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, satirized.
Dorothea Brooke is one such character. Through her, Eliot tries to convey to the reader the perils of marriage as a social institution and the dangers of excessive religiosity. Eliot squarely places Dorothea within the Victorian age and she is a complex character with many sides to her personality as is exemplified by her growth as a character throughout the novel.
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The author claims that one of the features they have in common is that the settings in both are usually more than what the normal minds of mortal can comprehend. Using Beowulf as a case study, the settings mostly encountered in the poem are in no way similar to those that the average person encounters on a regular basis.
Although it can be assumed that the pyramid was built by King Khufu in the Fourth dynasty, how the pyramid was made remains as a mystery. Therefore, there have been many theories regarding how the pyramids at Giza were constructed. Most whizzes approve that they were made as burial shrines for pharaohs, but “how” these ancient individuals constructed monuments of such prodigious size without modern equipment is a mystery that is still being pondered.
First, she compares the Colossus of Rhodes, which is the ‘the brazen giant of Greek fame’ (Lazarus), the celebrated picture of freedom set in the Island of Rhodes more than two thousand years ago (Krystek), with the new Colossus, the Statue of Liberty which, based from its title has the same representation as its male counterpart.
The word slavery may conjure pictures of desolation, deprivation, and degradation. The accounts of many slaves depict horrific images and support these pictures. Yet out of the horror rise stories of triumph and endurance.
This essay explores literature of Western world through the description of Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales. We meet different characters who are described as examples of Christian ideals. All heroes of Canterbury Tales have their own personality. The author compares the nature of all characters depicting them in regards to Christian tradition.
In the very first episode readers are introduced to Doctor Hailu, a recognized surgeon, taking out a bullet out of the student’s body. The bullet was fired by the police at the back of one of the students who protested against the Emperor’s rule. Just as Hailuis doing an operation, his wife is dying of heart failure in his hospital. Yet, this is just the beginning of all hardships this family encounters within the new regime.
The two ideas are propagated to the readers at the same time by the use of the framed narrative. The framed narrative used in the novel also has been intended to create empathy in the reader's mind as the events are being brought into the picture through the voice of the narrator and it turned out to be novel dealing with ironies.
In the short story The Things They Carried, Tim O’Brien reveals and critically elaborates the fears, horrendous physical conditions a man may be willing to be exposed, to salvage his reputation. The story is about the infantry Platoon fighting in the jungles of Vietnam in 1968, and the related weight the soldiers had to carry.
The personal motifs and individualistic approach are more important in arts and architecture. The fight to establish his ideology and efforts to put it into practice is down-treated by the traditional worshipers. Despite the ill-treatment and harsh conditions, Howard wins over all the characters and all the established accepted wisdom of that time.
The author states that Lia’s case was stuck in the middle of two different and clashing cultures; the former being a traditional and based on century-old beliefs while the latter is more advanced and scientific. This made the Hmong child a victim of noncompliant parents and not a cross-cultural understanding or a septic shock.
To comprehend the message conveyed by a given poem, an analysis of all the devices that have been used in that particular poem is necessary. This paper will take into consideration the lucid analysis of the poem, “Sonnet 29” by William Shakespeare. The poem is categorized among the classic poems that used uncommon poetic language.
The choices of life and eternity are what will determine the happiness of different people at different times. The books showed the different lives as possible ways of being in this world. All the characters in the books go out of their ways in search of happiness, but, in the end, they all choose to live their own lives which can bring them happiness.
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Keltner relates Darwin’s evolutionary theory to the moral evolution of human beings. He did research on human moral behaviors and developed a formula for calculating the effects of moral behaviors in human beings using the Jen ratio (Keltner 4). His advanced research provided significant evidence.
Tartuffe pretends to be a pious man, a ruse that enables him to manipulate people like Orgon and Madame Pernelle. However, others like Damis, Dorine, and Cléante are not deceived. They see beyond Tartuffe’s appearance and believe that he is an expert hypocrite, although they have difficulty in convincing Orgon in seeing the truth until he sees the truth with his own eyes.
Many different forms of writing prevailed during the 19th century. Poetry, Novels, Romantic Literature, Naturalism, Realism and Transcendentalism were some of the characteristics of this time. Romance Novels also gained popularity during this time. This paper aims to discuss the works and contributions as well as criticisms of Ibsen in the light of contemporary and modern literature.
Christianity and Christian metaphors recur at numerous points in Uncle Tom’s Cabin. In fact, one can detect several parallels between Christ’s crucifixion and the deaths of Eva and Tom. While Eva’s death leads to St. Clare’s conversion and Ophelia’s acknowledgment of her own racial bigotry, Tom’s death leads to the emancipation of all the slaves on Shelby’s farm.
Mann makes a notable comment when he writes about Petrarch, who has often been referred to as the father of humanism and certainly the outstanding scholar and creative writer of his generation (Mann 5). In his opinion, “Petrarch was to remain in the secular world and to serve political patrons as politician and diplomat.
With the establishment of the referral request, the soliloquy is viewed as the offering of the unsexed (Shakespeare 42). Lady Macbeth focuses on sacrificing the normal coordination of her body functions. This act of thickening the blood to alter the visitings of nature takes her milk for gall and permanently stops her psychological state.
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Religion has been exploited by many powerful hands in the accomplishment of their unjust wishes. In A Man for All Seasons, a play by Robert Bolt, the writer has reflected his narration of the true story of English history. Sir Thomas More, a dedicated Catholic, is the main character of the play. As against this, King Henry VIII also seeks religious cover for his missions.
Poverty levels are highly connected to obesity because of low-income levels; thus exposing the society to health risks. The research study indicated that people living in the poverty dense areas are prone to obesity. This is because they lack enough food; thus develop poor eating habits; hence resulting to increased obesity.
For example, following the original conception of this tragedy by Euripides, versions of it have appeared in Latin, Italian, French, Spanish, etc through the authorship of such great writers as Francesco Bozza, Jean Racine, Miguel de Unamuno, etc. This enduring appeal makes relevant its study in relation to enlightenment values.
Besides, the director is renowned for the utilization of controversial themes in his films. His career as a film director includes his transformation from independent black comedy, comedy, satirical war film genre, philosophical film genre, biographical sports drama film genre, and romantic comedy-drama film genre.
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The character of Othello gives his name to the play and the main plot revolves around his relationship with his wife Desdemona. As a non-Christian of Moorish descent, with a darker skin than that of the European characters, Othello is singled out for ridicule, mainly by his so-called friend Iago.
Love has always been the motive behind certain deeds; both good and bad. Many people are able to do questionable deeds just to secure their love. As for Song Qi, this was the case. We meet a character who killed her friend just for love. Liu Dong loves Song Qi but he goes ahead and has a relationship with his girlfriend’s friend Xiaoxi.
Nadine Gordimer’s “Country Lovers” tells of the complicated love story between Thebedi, a young black woman, and Paulus, the son of her white masters. The relationship among the two began as a simple childhood crush, a phase that, for the other children in the farm town, came to an end once the white children started school.
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?
The first stanza phrases such as "apple boughs," "lilting house," green grass, and "prince of the apple towns", symbolically represent childhood. Moreover, the author has described tunes from the chimney as watery meaning that childhood comprises refreshers and invigorations something that is absent in old age. As we progress to adulthood we smother.
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The author states that Shakespeare tries to prove that the course of love does indeed never run smooth and we should be prepared to lose our love before we can ever dream of finding it again. In other words, it is better to set the one we love free and see if he or she does indeed come back to us or not- that is the test of true love.
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Both of the articles presented in the research contain and display black women as victims of discrimination and biases solely because of their unique color. They present an insight to the historical racial and ethical discrimination which created divides among the society and promotes inequality and creates distinct classes.
The quilt makes an essential component of the whole story and reflects a detailed account of the family history. It becomes a symbol of the African-American family’s heritage and culture. In the story Everyday Use, Alice Walker has used the quilt to narrate the comparison between heritage and culture from the perspective of the African-American community.
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The author states that he was unable to make any friends as there was a communication gap between him and other students. These incidents of embarrassment and lack of knowledge of English language crushed his confidence. While living in Toronto, he was required to use good English to adopt the profession of his choice.
Generally, as obesity has many consequences, and there is a definitive link between obesity and fast food, there needs to be a pushback against these restaurants. They should not be allowed to market to children, and they should be encouraged, if not forced, to reduce their portion sizes to adults.
These conflicts can be seen to represent the feminine as a stunting presence that holds back the advancement of human knowledge and beliefs, while the male is the hero who releases society from those creations that hold it back from growth. Another such example of this can be found in the story of the Minotaur, written about in Heroides by Ovid.
The successful voyages of Ferdinand Magellan, Columbus and many more inspired the imagination of the artists in those times and in preceding generations to compose stories like Robinson Crusoe, Sindabad the Sailor and Around the World in Forty Days. One such famous story is Endurance Shackleton’s Incredible Journey, the successful tale of a polar expedition led by the British knight, Ernest Shackleton.
Throughout the epic myths from various cultures, maternal influence upon the main characters of a story have been pivotal to the plot, and also serves as a means to express or explore morals or lessons found in such characterization. In two mythological epics, the Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh and the Greek Homeric tale of the Iliad, there are parts or accounts within the story that focus on the wisdom and actions that the mothers of such heroes have expressed and imparted.
A Close Reading of The Duchess of Malfi The given lines have been taken from Act 1, Scene 2 of John Webster’s play The Duchess of Malfi. The foremost question that one must address in a study of the given lines is why they occur quite late in the play despite being crucially important to the dramatic climax and actions of the play.
The novel uses its characters to paint the disparity that exists in society due to education and the use of technology. The novel paints characters that are imprisoned in society and their struggle. The victims in the novel feel the brunt of alienation and imprisonment. Sometimes issues in society became intricate leading to a change of lifestyle.
His writings present the stifled anguish influenced by the aftermath of the First World War and his biography presents the unexpressed need to always search for a source of inspiration (Dempsey, 2007, p.239). This could either mean he needs further stimuli to feed his creativity, or he just truly cannot find the meaning of permanence in the world.
There are many genres and sub-genres in literature; one of them is science fiction. Like the other genres/sub-genres, science fiction tries to reflect real life, in its own way. Nonetheless, science fiction does not just depict a distant reality; it could very much be a good instrument of satirizing the society.
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Granted, it seemed on the surface women had more independent power in the 1920s. American women’s foray into the male sphere began as soon as the ink on the Constitution dried. While John Adams had ignored Abigail Adams’ pleas to “remember the ladies” when writing the new nation’s laws, women were making advances into independence.
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Ralph Ellison’s “Battle Royal” is a short story about a young, unnamed, African- American man who faces hardships and obstacles because of his color. The short story is written in 1948. It is a moving story about the blindness and realization as well as conformity and uprising.
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The British Orientalist and translator of cuneiform, Sir Henry Rawlinson, identified many parallels between the Mesopotamian poem and various themes in Genesis, ranging from Adam and Eve to Cain and Abel, and the flood. The undeniable consistency between the Mesopotamian and Hebrew traditions reflects not only a common literary thread but a moral and religious continuum that is still with us.
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The events in the book are real and took place in 157, thus making the book fall under historical category. I chose this book because it is an inspirational and historical that highlights racism in America, specifically Arkansas.
The Autobiography details the rise of Benjamin Franklin from a small printmaking apprentice to a worldly philosopher and politician. Because the life of Franklin coincided with the American Revolution, aspects of importance to society during that tumultuous period of history, such as creating a strong government with strong leadership, are apparent in Franklin’s writing.
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The calling out for help by the narrator is seen when he says, “O strong dead-march, you please me, O moon immense….you soothe me….what I have I also give you.” The narrator is in need of the invocation of a superior power, people who have already been through the circumstance he is in. He calls upon the moon to illuminate on his tough times.
Some believed that the plague, the Red Death, had driven him to his extremes, but having served him for many years I knew that this was not true – that he had always been this way. I remember when he first built this new Abbey – with its insane corridors, and each room perpetually illuminated by a light shining through a bizarre pain of glass – here blue, there violet, and the final room, hung with black and illuminated in dirty, bloody red.
The first part details Jane’s childhood in her uncle Reeds family who adopts her after the death of her parents. We also get to know the mistreatments Jane has to go through in the hands of her aunt and cousin who abuses her physically and emotionally. Secondly, Jane joins Lowood School where she studies for six years and eventually teaches.
Fate brings people to their destinies, even if their personal preferences clash with divine will. Jupiter tells Venus that Aeneas is destined to rule Italy. He stresses that Aeneas will soon win his battles in life: “In Italy shall wage successful war,/Shall tame fierce nations in the bloody field,/ And sovereign laws impose, and cities build” (Virgil Book 1). He says this to calm Venus’ fears for Juno.