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“People think you a good woman, but you are bad, hard-hearted. You are deceitful!” (Brontë 4). I also achieved that same level of freedom of expression. One time, I had enough of the girl bully's constant taunts. In a canteen that brimmed with people, I stopped walking when she yelled “Indian bitch,” and I turned to her.
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They are then shipped to different parts of the world. Flowers are supposedly highly perishable goods, and it is due to this reason that accuracy, speed and dependability are crucial in such a situation. Though, the most important of these three operations performance objectives is the speed in the transportation of the flowers (Grant, 2007).
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The history of The Response is interconnected with Canada’s participation in the World Wars. Brockman makes clear that “On Ottawa’s Confederation Square, the Canadians erected The Response, built to remember those who served and died in World War I”. War memorials in Canada prove that the Canadian’s are not ready to forget their past.
This futility is at once nihilistic and also a result of the historical forces that shaped the work of these writers. This paper shall attempt to explore this celebration of sorrow through an analysis of the short story, The Lady with the Dog, by Anton Chekhov.
Shere Hite is one of the most influential and controversial figures in sociology scholarship of the last half century. It won’t be an exaggeration to suggest that she is one of the most quoted authors in feminist scholarship; and her most famous work The Hite Report is even popular among lay readers.
When evil is put in disguise, one is able to optimize on one’s evilness and the sense of achievement is enhanced. Montresor might not have been as prudent in his plotting against Fortnato had he been straight forward in his approach and transparent in his intentions.
World Literature Lesson No. 4 (1) Match the terms in Column I with the descriptions in Column II. antithesis - G. contrasting ideas expressed in a grammatically balanced statement epic - B. long narrative poem that relates the deeds of a larger-than-life hero didactic literature - A.
The tragic flaws of anger, pride, self- esteem and loathing of our hero is dealt with by the author with deep insight into his character, making the story not only appealing but very interesting. He hopes that the audience would look beyond the flaws of his hero and find that circumstances were responsible to a great extent for his actions.
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.
Other modern elements that Doran uses in his production are modern film techniques. For instance, he has his characters address the camera directly, including Hamlet and Polonius. Lear does not include this in its production, for the soliloquies in Lear are traditional soliloquies, where the actors do not look directly into the camera.
The story is about racial prejudice and it centers on Atticus, a white lawyer who decides to defend a black man. The story is told by Scout, then a young girl, who experiences a variety of issues in her town. This creates the foundation for the full story.
The novel has the central figure Effi, a woman of the aristocratic descent. Te first issue of justice that hits as one starts reading the novel is the fact that the young and childlike Effi, who is just seventeen, is forced to marry a noble whom she does not like.
The paper tells that the fame of the novel, The Bell Jar has often been attributed as being the only novel of the world renowned American poet, Sylvia Plath. The author, Plath, parallels her life experience with the protagonist of the novel, Esther Greenwood. The novel unfolds the author’s mental trauma with that of the protagonist.
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It was believed that he was born at Halicarnassus, a Greek city in Asia Minor. There was no precise record of the date of his birth and death. However, it can be estimated from the details of the book he wrote, The Histories, and from another source book by the Athenian historian.
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.
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The author states that there is an exotic bazaar in the country and he wants to buy a present for his beloved girl. The name of the bazaar is “Araby” and a little boy goes there, but cannot afford to buy anything. Therefore, there is an interesting interrelated coexistence of themes of reality and fantasy.
College students are sometimes underprepared in a lot of ways in their learning. They need to utilize several learning techniques so that they can have success in college. The Information Retention Model refers to a representation utilized by students or other learners to enable them to have the capacity to preserve the knowledge they have gained.
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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.
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At the same time, she experimented with expression in her manner of writing poetry which is considered to be an attempt to free poetry from its conventional restraints as she has chosen to highlight death being a spectacle than a mournful situation (Poetry Foundation).
Dickens incorporates a biting humor which satirizes the social and class categories that prevail in Victorian England, as he draws his characters from various contrasting strata of society. The story explores personal relationships in the light of these social divisions, and particularly questions the popular Victorian concept of the ‘gentleman.’ One of the defining personal relationships of the narrative is the father-son relationship between Pip and Joe Gargery.
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De Valdes has clearly stated that she wants to discuss the visual and verbal imagery used to build the portrayal of the women in the novel and subsequently the film, which was based on the novel. The critic takes a review of the Mexican society to find relevant customs, traditions, societal structure to fill the color in the portrayals in the novel.
Elizabeth’s visit to Pemberly brings her closer to Darcy. The two get closer together only to be parted again though temporarily caused by Lydia’s elopement with Wickham. Elizabeth and Darcy’s relationship grows closer and stronger in such a way that their marriage could be the only conclusion of their earlier misunderstandings.
Talks on issues concerning justice are very difficult particularly when the issues relate to the absence of justice; hence The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier is a very difficult narrative. The story is about Jerry Renault, a high school pupil in an exclusive boys’ school, who musters the courage to ‘disturb the universe’ or, simply, to defy the prevailing order—status quo—by stubbornly turning down the command to sell boxes of chocolate.
The story shows the reader the result of cruel deeds and arrogance and how free will and fate have hold on one’s life. This is a tragic story which revolves around death, human suffering and repentance .Oedipus being a proud and arrogant king performed many heinous deeds and forgot his limitation as a human being and regarded himself an s God.
Compare and contrast Ariel’s and Caliban’s personalities, their use of language, their human characteristics. In what ways are they opposite from each other? In what ways are they similar? Taken as a whole how do these characters reflect humanity as a whole?
Being the most vulnerable section in the society, children deserve the first analysis. The work by Joy looked into the variation in fear levels in children after the September 11 attack in order to asses the way the attack impacted the children in the US. The study revealed that nearly half a year after the attack, about 25% of the children in New York had anxiety and emotional problems as a result of the terrorist attack.
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.
Jane Austen is one such writer, whose works are widely read, despite more than a century having passed after her death. Her works have thus stood the test of time and have enthralled generations of readers.
The Temple is regarded as a very treasured place in the history of Japan. The story narrates how he feels isolated, lonely, and friendless. He is also physically weak and does not think he is good-looking, but soon Kinkakuji the beautiful Temple changes his life and he becomes ambitious and so drawn to it.
The essays written by Job Krakauer and Charles Siebert provide valuable insights on how man should treat the other animal species. Krakauer’s Into the Wild, may actually be the real story of Chris McCandless as he tries to survive the Alaskan wild but it also highlights his realizations about man’s relationship with animals.
It should be noted that African American writers occupy an important part in world literature. They depicted simple life of slaves and Negroes. They also frequently touched upon the difficulties in family life and human fate. The stories and poems written by African Americans are different and similar at the same time.
No one knows the significance of the storytelling art better than the Shahrazad, as it saved her from the beheading. If she was born in modern times, she would have gone on to become a successful screen play writer, wining various Oscars for possessing a superb and spellbinding art of creating blatantly visual and remarkably intricate scenarios.
The paper attempts to compare the two stories on the basis of the theme and the story lines. The two books show the coming of age of the two boys, who have similar childhood problems and how they overcome every challenge, through motivation and self belief, to emerge successful.
The work had earned him much fame and applause throughout the continents. The play, The Duchess of Malfi, is modeled upon the style of Seneca’s revenge tragedy. The play begins with the aspects of Jacobean comedy but soon it can be seen that it turns to show the elements of Elizabethan tragedy.
The paper discusses the true essence of the lullaby observed. This is the reason that the author has mentioned the first two lines of the poem as also his last two lines; he is telling his child to go to sleep while his child’s eyes are shut and the fingers uncurled. This poem is a perfect example of what a parent of a newborn should sing to his or her child while making him sleep.
Wislawa Szymborska. Wislawa Szymborska is regarded as one of the foremost Polish poets of the 20th century. Szymborska was born in 1923 in Prowent (‘Nobel Prize’). Her parents were Wincenty Szymboroski and Anna nee’ Rottermind. She would move to Bnin, a town located in Western Poland and later to Krakow in 1931 (‘Nobel Prize’).
The theme of exile and Return has been widely depicted, the epic of Son- Jara is devoted to promoting nationalism, and it narrates how various linguistic, ethnic, and spiritual groups join together and forms a nation. The author illustrates how the Tarawera brothers were advised to decline "half of 12 cities".
The author successfully brings to fore the burden of intangible things that the soldiers carried in their mind, while superficially alluding to the regular accouterments they had to carry, when on march. The story is imbued with much symbolism and irony. The Things they Carried: a Summary Review The Things they Carried is a gripping short story by Tim O’Brien that delves on the experiences of a platoon of the American soldiers deployed in the Vietnam War.
The play is a richly textured and complex tragedy that investigates questions of human meaning. This spectrum of investigation is framed within a plot of deliberation, where young Prince Hamlet debates murdering his stepfather as a means of avenging his father’s death. The play’s complex nature contains within it a number of prominent themes.
The author states that both the authors tried to demonstrate an idea of a society in a repressive and controlled state; they also touched upon the theme of propaganda in their writings. Leaders of such societies also have to create something to keep order and obedience, to make people live in a certain way.
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.
Breaking the cycle means the main characters in the play are trying to figure out what to do with their present situation, but are either hindered by the past or the future. This is the main dilemma of the characters in the play. Their views on what to do with the current issues that are pulling them down are opposing, creating conflict among the members of the family (Snodgrass 126).
Cross-dressing, as Phyllis Rackin remarks, derives its function from “material conditions of performance” and the “conflicted status of gender roles in the culture at large” (Rackin 114) The excessive importance that appearance commanded is brought to the fore through the trope of cross-dressing.
However, strangers in these texts have positive influence in the lives of residents. In The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World, it is undeniably evident that the drowned body made the residents of the arid land to plant on the land. Ocean tides brought the corpse of the stranger to the shore.
These features include weight, thickness, and diameter. To be specific, their weight has changed in relation to the economic times of the city. In general, the Athenian owls were the most influential. The coins were heavy, high-relief, and thick. History reveals them as the most popular across the world.
The author tries to present the subhuman treatment of the slaves by their masters with the intention of perpetuating a mental torture. The author presents loss of maternal self among the main characters. In this aspect, there is a psychological humiliation of not being in control of one’s identity and self hence causing a psychological abuse of self.
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 Ethics of Living Jim Crow explores the issue of white dominance through Jim Crow laws and how blacks act in response to these discriminatory laws and practices. The author utilizes his childhood and adolescent anecdotes to explain the power of prejudice, segregation and discrimination upon the thoughts, feelings and actions of the African-American characters.
The “Border” is a short story written by Thomas King, which narrates the story of a concerned woman, mother, an affiliate of Blackfoot tribe. It is greatly attached to the ethnic background perspective. It depicts challenges associated with citizenship based on individual background.
The poem offers no ultimate spirituality or social or political agenda but instead testifies to the absurdity of soul-banging away on a piano. This essay has examined Allen Ginsberg’s Howl in terms of how it relates to political, social, and historical concerns. It’s demonstrated that the poem articulates the social and historical concerns surrounding the beat movement.