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Pottery acts as archaeological evidence of the span of people's settlement. In its decorations and forms, archaeologists can draw histories over a period echoing transforming populations and evolving ways of life. Pottery is significant in archaeological excavations since it can be applied to determine cultural series, define location groupings and shed light on past ways of life.
There is a general and at times valid viewpoint that children suffering through intense childhood trauma because of broken family could be "damaged" as a person. Although, it is true in certain situations, it is not the norm because many children despite broken family and the related trauma have emerged successful in their adulthood.
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The son thinks that Mala killed Chandin and that is when she was taken to hospital for the mentally ill. In the end, Ambrose's wife confesses that her husband was the one responsible for the death of Chandan. Tyler tells this story as a way of helping Mala reach out for her sister Asha. In the end, the two sisters are reunited and Mala regains her sanity.
The novel itself has the shade of tragedy in it as the epidemic of cholera was spreading in the city of Venice. The surname of the character which is “Aschenbach” means “stream of ashes” symbolizes death which is a tragedy. “ Gustan Aschenbach or von Aschenbach , as his official surname had been since his fiftieth birthday has taken a solitary walk from his apartment in Munich”.
Shirley Jackson has been a powerful author, and her work has received great attention from literally critics in the past years. The author uses exciting atmosphere that brings the readers into society that is totally different from their own.
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The author states that fantasy is combined with reality and a question appears: what are the magic possibilities presented in this story of magic realism? Whether the Angel is the inspirer of people? Firstly, it should be noted that there is no need to concentrate on the reality of the events.
Three such stories from her collection titled “Interpreter of Maladies” would be highlighted in the course of this discussion namely “A Temporary Matter”, “Mrs. Sen’s” and “The Third and Final Continent”.
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Ernest Hemingway’s celebrated novel entitled A Farewell to Arms substantially contains subtle paradoxes and/or ironies. As a whole, the novel tackles the essence of war, if there is such. War as a subject matter has, of course, several paradoxes. In the context of the novel, however, war as a background or foreground plays a fundamental role.
In fact, discoveries have proven the literary means available in the ancient world, particularly Egypt where much of their writings have been preserved. These written works are reminiscent of the culture and beliefs of ancient people like those which were found in Egyptian tombs.
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The author states that Austen’s literary works heralded the transition in English literature from neo-classicism to romanticism. She saw life as it is, and not from the moral pedestal, how it should be! Her mastery of the subjects that she treated could be seen through her various down-to-earth characters.
Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman tells about a family’s life during a not-so-distant America. The family’s name is Loman, with Willy as the father; Linda as the wife and mother to two sons: Biff and Happy.
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The author states that the self-obsessed Victor Frankenstein travels an isolated path to his own destruction by superseding the boundaries of death and by not taking responsibility to nurture his own creation. Casting aside the medical community’s advice and any hindering sense of spiritual morality.
"The legal rank of ‘citizen’ in democratic societies is often intended to represent the progressive project of a broader conception of membership in the community” (Rubenstein & Adler 2000: 522). However, only very rarely is it achieved as formal equality, or as substantial equality in social terms.
Sustaining physical activity can be a huge challenge. The need for a recreation center is essential for various reasons. First and foremost is the fact that it safeguards children from engaging in other illegal activities. When children are growing up, it is an absolute must that they are engaged in a healthy environment.
The book, “The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down” by Anne Fadiman is a valid model of the world today. The theme of the story is about cultural misunderstanding, specifically the Hmong culture and Western medicine. The author made an extensive research on the Hmong culture which is evident in the details she presented in the entirety of the book.
When one considers the trauma and mental torture that Mrs Wright went through in her loveless relationship with her husband, one can hardly hold her culpable of her homicidal act. But her act was a heinous crime and homicide is an unpardonable crime. Nora’s act of abandoning her husband and children after her disillusionment about her husband for regaining her individuality and true identity is a positive step of attaining self-assurance.
The reader can find Sadie and Maude by Gwendolyn Brooks also reveals the story of two young ladies. Sadie and Maud are sisters and the poet presented them as the exponents of different attitudes. Both Hardy and Gwendolyn successfully practice some literary devices and techniques to convey their ideas to the readers.
Racism between white and black people reveals how status is distinguished by skin color. The problem with racism is that it is fueled by assumptions made by one social group about another social group, in this case, whites about blacks. Minnie Cooper is at the center of the event in question, although she is not at the center of the events that occur.
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The author states that three of the main major symbols that the author has used in the story are the black box, setting, and the names of the characters. Symbolism is evident in ‘The Lottery’ from the beginning. Mr. Summer, who runs a coal business, represents life, while Mr.Grave symbolizes death.
This paper will seek to establish how Frodo is a hero archetype and how his experiences are universal to humankind. It will also elucidate how a model Frodo is that people can be familiar and handle the colossal and often baffling undertaking of being human.
With this, it will study the account of Thucydides as participant and recorder of the Peloponnesian War. It will then compare the Peloponnesian narrative with the epic events of the Trojan War in Homer’s Iliad. Lastly, it will show the parallels of the developments in the Peloponnesian War with the Lysistrata and its author’s arguments of the female intervention in warfare with concern to the Iliad’s claim of man’s monopoly in war.
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Two concepts that were detrimental in recognizing conflicts of interest were Izzo’s mimicry and mindless. Mimicry was exemplified by the headmaster and wife’s need to ‘modernizing’ a traditional school. Evidently, Mr. Obi’s modern and Christian background had secured him of this superiority complex.
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However, with the North winning the war, the United States seemed to have been safe and survived. There have been fundamental changes that occurred in the American society post the Civil War (Hook & Goldman, 1-2). The traditional American culture of literature “was slow to register the scale and scope of the radical changes” that seemed to have occurred in the nation (Hook & Goldman, 2).
A certain treatment cannot be quoted as universal, but rather depends on the norms and situations of the patients. The Last Hippie by Dr. Oliver Sacks is from his collection An Anthropologist on Mars, in which he has explained about patients facing different neurological problems.
Huck positively has a soft spot for Wilks' descendants, who handle him with politeness and consideration, so he attempts to frustrate the grifters' intentions by siphoning away the treasures bequeathed to him by his kin. Nonetheless, when he is confronted with the tricky situation of the possible discovery of his financial plans, he is left with no option but to conceal it in Wilks' casket.
The story of “Troilus and Cressida” is one of the tragedies of love. The story is based on an old story that emerges from the histories and myths of the Trojan War but may have its origins in medieval oral traditions that used the backdrop of the war to create the tale.
From the previous educational levels, students have aspired to gain entrance to these institutions because they provide the opportunity for a better lifestyle (Robinson and Moulton 31). The lot composed of graduates qualified to deliver the services appropriately occupy all the luxurious positions within the employment sector.
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Frankenstein’s monster advocates that every evil has its root in society’s injustice. She reminds his readers that the monster possesses a human mind that longs for company, love, and compassion. Shelly’s attempt to humanize the monster effectively advocates that monstrosity or social evil is the ultimate reflection of what a monster or an evil-doer receives from the society
Women’s in Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep and Jack Kerouac's The Dharma Bums. In sizable societies all over the world, women are always stereotypically viewed as inferior individuals and also as sexual ‘objects’, due to historical, social and even physical reasons.
Women and men in this society are in war because women need men to take the leading role in stopping the war, but men on the other hand look at women as means to stop the war. This quote portrayed men as materialistic in nature and was concerned about protecting their properties from female counterparts.
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The main themes of the play are jealousy, love, betrayal, tragedy, and racism, which are exemplified by the way that the characters of the play interact with each other and how strongly action is driven not by evidence, but by suspicion and manipulation. For analysis, the dialogue between Othello and Desdemona in Act 4, Scene 2, in Shakespeare’s Othello has been chosen for careful examination.
Malcolm Little was born in Omaha, Nebraska on May 19, 1925. The white racists of Lansing killed Malcolm’s father by laying him on the railroad track, but even while his father was still alive, their family had already been terrorized by the Ku Klux Klan. Malcolm’s mother Louise was confined by the white authorities in a mental asylum.
Sonnets are little songs with a hidden message while Chaucer’s tales are like short stories each containing a moral lesson for the reader. Each tale has a different idea of love while Shakespeare’s sonnets are divided into three categories that differentiate three contexts of love.
The conquests of Middle Ages often found their reason (or justification) in religious dictates. Thus, Christian travellers often referred to the Muslim territories as to rich and dangerous land inhabited by inferior “others”; Muslim authors did so about Christian territories as well.
A library is an important tool when it comes to enhancing our knowledge. We should encourage its use repeatedly to have a well-informed society.
A library is defined as a collection of information resources that are orderly arranged and accessible to users for reading, research and studies.
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Goodman Brown is the protagonist of the story. He leaves his loving wife to take a journey to consult the devil in the forest due to his internal conflict. This essential content reveals Goodman’s experiences. He undergoes multiple experiences in the forest, which alter his attitude and cognitions towards his initial Christian faith.
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Conflicts, along divides of social class, within the black community were serious problems in the 1950s. The play was influential in highlighting the extent of tensions that existed, among the blacks, based on their social classes. The few wealthy in the community despised their poor brothers. This was a serious cause of disharmony among blacks.
“The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin is a short story that delves into the mindset of Louise Mallard upon learning that her husband has died. After receiving the news, she locks herself in her room to mourn her loss. However, after only a few minutes of sitting in silence, Mrs. Mallard comes to terms with the alleged permanent absence of her husband.
Rich perceives feminism as the murky deep task that forces her to dive into the deep sea and find out the sunken ruins. She prepares well for this venture, she surveys the damaged wreck by long-lived myth, and she therefore plunders the hulk ancient treasure in resemblance to the ship as a female figurehead.
Washington Irving’s “The Devil and Tom Walker” Outline I. Introduction A. Life is as short as the money people spend. B. Washington Irving’s “The Devil and Tom Walker” describes the life of Tom Walker, a life who is possessed by the devil, even before he met it.
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Metaphors from all over the world share a number of commonalities, which technically comprise universality in metaphorical thought; for instance, metaphors are not only conceptual and linguistic, they are also neural, bodily, and social. That not notwithstanding, metaphors also vary along two main domains, both the cross-cultural domain.
She says that her daughter life will turn out just like hers as she turned out as her mother. She says that she inherited her looks and circumstances from her mother and has passed these onto her daughter. For instance, she was married to two husbands and her daughter is planning to marry her second husband.
[Name of the Writer] [Name of Instructor] [Subject] [Date] Judy Chicago How Fine You Are, My Love Introduction As the artist, author, feminist, educator and intellectual in feminist art in world, Judy Chicago has been the leader and the model, which aims to implement social change.
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It is observed that although “Oedipus Rex” and “Death of a Salesman” have centuries between the time the two plays were written. Yet interestingly the projection of the tragic heroes in both the works provides an excellent basis for a comparative analysis regardless of the difference of the time in which the respective plays were written, their plots, and settings.
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Cracow was a place of terrible atrocities in the Second World War, but the message of the story is that for the children there, it was an idyllic place of great beauty and peace. I learned from this story that a sense of place, even when it is only a distant memory, is an essential part of a person’s identity.
As the paper outlines, Orwell through “A Hanging” makes an attempt to bring in light the fact that even the criminals and the people who punish such individuals are also human beings with feelings, fears, and weaknesses. Just because some of them have committed wrong deeds and the other set punish the former does not make them inhuman.
Drama is capable of taking place where the author decides, even in a location that does not exist or is based on a real place. A short story has a real setting that allows people to be able to picture the location. Poetry does not have any rules in regard to setting, but they are often real places that are brought to life by the reader through the use of imagery.
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The author states that every element of the story highlights this deeper meaning, only ending as Elisa is “crying weakly – like an old woman.” Filled with pure intentions but a need to play a part in life, Elisa’s actions as she tends her chrysanthemums, talks with the tinker, and in her relationship with Henry.
Lawn Tennis A Glamorized Game. Women participation in sports is at rise for last few decades and today their representation is available in almost all sports without any bar of gender. Women from all age brackets are proving their skills, no matter what rigor and training they have to undergo to achieve distinctions in their respective sports.
By critically analyzing the history of the world at large, it becomes crystal clear that an overwhelming majority of the followers of different religious groups and communities have always exploited the teachings, prescribed by their faith, for their personal benefit, and they still stick to the same policy of taking advantage out of the miseries and problems of others in the sacred name of religion.