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The classical concept of Muse was related to divine inspiration being the primary source of poetic creation. As it was believed that creativity required divine intervention the artistic potential of the poets was attributed to the nine goddesses of poetry.
It is generally considered that medieval society is unreceptive to the power of women. The patriarchal norms and standards of the medieval Europe compel women to simultaneously play two different roles. They displayed heroic ideals of masculinity, and at the same time preserved the values of their domestic private sphere.
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For a marriage to exist there must be various components which include trust, respect, love, caring for other’s feelings, sharing responsibilities, fidelity, the desire to work everyday on your union, the development of good communications. It is unrealistic to assume that couples who have been married for a long time are happy; instead, we have to consider the elements or components of a healthy marriage or successful relationship.
The present study would focus on Edgar Allan Poe, one of the first writers in the history of English literature to have employed the form of the fictional thriller. His use of horror and terror in his works are one of the finest in literature and it is on full view in the short stories that he writes.
However, through The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald dons the role of a social critic to bring out the adherence and affinity of the generation towards false material values during the Jazz era (Bruccoli, 2000). Through the rise and fall of Jay Gatsby, Fitzgerlad critiques the American society that was keen on affluence and was morally irresponsible.
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.
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Like many prominent African-American writers of the 20th century, Langston Hughes also brought out the theme of racial discrimination and oppression through his poetry as well as prose. Born in the early 20th century to a family of mixed race, Hughes understood and experienced the racial differentiation at an early age.
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While guns may be treated with a villainous impact by some, gun ownership also has certain benefits that should be accounted for. It is not something that must be treated with unreasonable yet. In fact, American citizens should procure, own, and carry firearms, if they meet certain restrictions regarding age, criminal history, and physical state.
This essay discusses the diverse symbolism, thematic concerns and the setting in “The Lamb” that are recognized as recurring stylistic and linguistic techniques incorporated by the poet in his collection “The Songs of Innocence” which makes it a delightful experience to explore all the tools assimilated by the poet in order to make his poems unique and picturesque.
A man lifts up the dead child and puts it down by a fountain. Few people get hold of the horses’ reins so that it doesn’t run away. When the man accompanying the child remarks that the child is dead the Monsieur looks out of his carriage and says the sentences that have been quoted in the given question.
“To be in love” by Gwendolyn Brooks and “I Need to be in Love” by the Carpenters both deal with the subject of being in love. Love is a universal feeling and strong emotion that is experienced by different people from all walks of life. The comparative analysis of the identified poem and song would be tackled.
In order to develop the ethical rigor of the experiment, the researchers “followed the guidelines of the Stanford human subjects ethics committee that approved” the experiment (O’Toole, 1997). This means that an independent board reviewed the goals and conditions of the experiment and did not anticipate any harm that would occur to the participants.
The third persona is used in the story as the main character, Kinnell, is sometimes addressed with the adjective “he”. This avoids the monotonous of continuously mentioning his name. The third persona is evident because the narrator of the story is in direct contact with the characters and the reader cannot tell whether the narrator is a man or woman.
Individuals point fingers at times, to avoid fault and culpability. A scapegoat is the one that endures the guilt and blameworthiness for others. It may also be used to define a person that is the object of absurd aggression.
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According to the research findings, both metaphors and similes carry far more meaning than that of the words alone. Simile produces a more tangible image, and metaphor can carry whole narratives to which we connect their target. An Achilles heel, for example, carries with it a whole narrative poem by Homer, and all the stories within it and in the accompanying Iliad.
The novel was considered the work of a white male and was discarded for its literary value. Only recently in 1983 this book was discovered by Henry Louis Gate Junior and was published accordingly. The publication of this novel triggered a massive debate within African American literary circles as to the novel’s origin as well as its true purpose.
The formal, witty and impersonal poems deliberately marked by a highly stylized rhetoric-elaborate wordplay, extended conceits, and intricate argument-¬seemed to signify the full fruition of the New Critical style. However, the popularity of Wilbur's poetry, has generally suffered-although his technical skill, unparalleled in twentieth century verse, continues to receive critical praise.
The tale further derides “Chinese characters,” since the poor cannot read Chinese and finds the latter as a secret code for the rich and learned. This essay explores two motifs in the story and their significance.
The movie falls under the general category of drama that seems to present a bibliographic description that explores the amazing emergence of Micky Ward, a young man born in Massachusetts, who becomes the junior welterweight boxing title champion courtesy of help from his rogue loyal half brother.
Looking at A & P in this perspective enables us to see the bigger picture about how the story actually mirrors the consumer-based society in which Americans live. With this, it is important to first devote our attention to the context of the story and then understand the symbolism behind each character to reveal the author’s intention to create an irony about living in a consumerist country.
People would want to spend the remaining moments of their lives, it would all boil down to how they “seize the day.” Otherwise known as “carpe diem,” this theme is addressed differently by several authors – Wilcox, Herrick, Baudelaire, Frost, and Longfellow – in their poems, in order to show that humans deal with their own mortality in many different ways.
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The concepts which are stated by Woolf offer a perspective based on gender identity and suppression which occurred because of definitions in society. The authority which is established by Woolf is defined specifically by the analysis of the situation, definitions within society and the expectations which arise from this.
In an individual context, the feeling of not having any power over the social ambiance in which one lives, over the people and groups that one comes across in one’s day to day life, over the events that collectively constitute an individual’s life, or over the varied aspects of one’s personal life could indeed turn out to be very disturbing and enervating.
The author states that it is Jason leaving Medea for another woman, or Lysistrata, being isolated because of the war, men expect women to quietly accept their fate, act only within the limits of domestic activities, and have little or no social and political influences. These plays will always remain relatable.
When looking at the story of creation from the Old Testament, there are differences that are found between Job and the priest that make the different depictions. The basis of what God represents to the religion remains the same symbol. However, there are changes that occur based on the cultural affiliations and individual perspectives of both, making the interpretation of the complete aspects of God differ.
The phrase Sturm und Drang (Storm and Stress) was the title of a drama by Friedrich Klinger, first enacted in 1776. It helped in creating a trend among young writers in Germany during the 1770s. Later, critics started using the title to refer to the entire school. Storm and stress were the elements with which these writers stirred the still literary water of the eighteenth century.
All Quiet on the Western Front is based on Remarque's 1929 novel of the same name about the gruesome conditions faced by a company of German soldiers stationed in France during the First World War. It comes from the last few lines of the novel, which state that Paul dies on a day when the only report filed said ''All quiet on the Western Front. ''. There is still fighting, and men are still dying on both sides.
They are both strong men who are dedicated to the concept of honor. They are also both leaders of their people and consider battle to be the best way to demonstrate their leadership qualities. Because of this, it is easily argued that the Iliad is a story that illustrates how battle is the maker of men.
Generally, roadside memorials have recently been quite teeming and hazardous, according to public road officers, which force several national governments to regulate them. Aside from the hazard they pose, people who erect them are in effect making these public places private through ‘adverse possession.
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The author states that the thematic concerns in any piece of writing play a fundamental part in the formulation of a phenomenal literary depiction because it is a tool for the readers to understand a writer’s perspective. In “The Lottery” and “The Most Dangerous Game” the two writers make use of similar yet different themes.
This novel presents a world of dystopia vision, where religious fundamentalists are the rulers, while women are only confined to the roles of female with neither property nor education. Throughout the novel: The Handmaids Tale, the author, Margaret Attwood shows a futuristic society, called Gilead, wherein the government controls their citizens through fear, pain and manipulation.
The concept of nature versus nurture is one which is continuously displayed to create a different meaning to identity of characters. In Angela Carter’s story Wolf – Alice, there is an association with the concept of nature versus nurture through the main character of Alice.
There is no way to deny that there are some potent elements of symbolism in Dr. Rank’s character. Probably the most significant is his disease, what Nora calls a “consumption of the spine” (Act 2).
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.
The earlier twentieth century of Japan showcased a lot of improvement in the society. Pertaining education was common among the household both in the urban and the rural areas. The protagonist of the story used to stay away from his parents on account of completing his graduation, while his parents used to stay in a less popular province of the country.
“Indian Camp” begins and ends with a father and son as they both are experiencing birth and death at the same time. For the father, life and death are separate but he has seen a lot of it in his day. As a doctor, he would be able to help some people and not help others. For Nick, this is a coming of age story and it sets the stage for how he will look at death.
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The author states that the contrast of the fear and the sweetness make for an interesting dynamic and quite a bit of drama in the novel. But romantic love may not be what is depicted in the novel. Hemingway may be playing with the reader’s perception, and forcing him/her to step outside the comfort of relying on the narrator.
Dickens develops great sympathy with the plight of the French poor class and peasantry, emphasizing their need for liberation. Consequently, violence in its various forms is one of the major themes throughout the whole novel. Violence, for Dickens, can take various shapes, but one of the most vicious forms of violence is oppression.
Written by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Goethe’s Faust is a tragic play of widespread renown within Germany. It consists of two parts, the first of which was published in 1808 and the second of which was published in 1832. While written to be read, there have been numerous productions of the play, and it has been considered to be one of the greatest pieces of German literature.
Thus, the poem stresses on the downfall of human intellect as the primary cause of man’s inability to understand the true meaning of life. It is the goal of this essay to explore the main theme discussed by examining the character of Alfred Prufrock and how he views himself, other people, and human life in general.
This paper purports to analyze the bonds of brotherhood and love as depicted in two short stories, “The Red Convertible” by Louise Erdrich, and “Sonny’s Blues by James Baldwin”. The methods by which the writer has portrayed this bond in the stories would be analyzed, along with any symbolism used. The dynamic nature of the relationship would be studied in terms of any occasions where the brothers fell apart and then came back together, as appropriate.
Eugene O’Neill’s play, The Hairy Ape, tells the story of Yank, a laborer on a luxury cruise ship, whose sense of self-importance strips him of his basic humanity and becomes the cause of his doom. The Wasteland by T.S. Eliot, on the other hand, narrates the post World War social conditions, through many distorted images in multiple settings.
As the story progresses, readers learn of the character of the Das family and their Indian driver, Mr. Kapasi, through Kapasi’s subjective account of the trip. His opinion of Mina Das, the mother, and wife, changes during the narrative. Kaposi's moment of epiphany occurs when he realizes his initial impression was correct.
The poem reflects a contrast between sadness and joy, the nightingale representing a sense of joy that is missing from the narrator’s experience. The narrator wishes for the innocence of a lack of the knowledge for what is making them sad and goes on to describe a world in which he believes the nightingale is immersed in peace and joy.
Medea – Gender Roles Medea, a very famous play written by Euripides, is a tale of retribution; a woman, going to extreme ends to inflict sorrow on her beloved husband who had wronged her by abandoning her in order to marry someone else. The play is set in Corinth, the place where Media and Jason had taken refuge after stealing the “Golden Fleece”.
The paper tells that the author of the work ‘Looking at women’ believes that men should not perceive women as objects; rather they should give respect to the women, which they deserve. He believes that a woman is also an integral part of a society and she should be respected and valued for her role in the society.
A Good Man is Hard to Find, which is a short story written by Flannery O’Connor, can easily strike the reader as grossly violent and almost bordering on the macabre. At the start of the story, one can have the tendency to consider its plot as merely that of a contradiction within the family due to the differences on moral principles.
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The author states that many passages throughout the story point to Angela’s basic beliefs about these themes and others showcase her struggle with them. But among the three battling feelings, fear is the greatest and most powerful one in Angela’s life. Angela’s family’s act, the high wire pyramid, creates circumstances for all three of
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Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman has been critically acclaimed for its many literary merits. Seen in different angles, the character of Willy Loman provides a view of the moral structure of the past society, thus it not surprising that a number of critics have been drawn to this concern, especially as regards the theme of suicide.
This essay describes the importance of reality’s usage in the children’s stories. From this research it is clear that children’s literature teaches the value of integrity, honesty. Fairy tales express the thoughts of children and adults through a symbolism.