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The author states that when Milton’s Paradise Lost is seen in the context of the definition of epic presented above, it becomes clear that the work is a “noble story”. The work is concerned with presenting the story of the Biblical Fall of Man with the temptation of Adam and Eve by the renounced angle Satan.
Humans share their experiences and their perceptions of life through literature. Great books of literature are books that talk about and depict human problems with artistic beauty. Literary greatness is defined by a realistic description of life and artistic beauty. Thus, literature instructs and entertains us. We understand human life and human problems through literature.
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A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry depicts the everyday life of black people in a manner that everyone can discuss and understand the oppression and suffering they face. In as much as there were strides that had been taken in the agitation of human rights for the black people; they were still being looked down upon by the white people.
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In the Iliad, warfare is perceived as an integral part of human and the wider nature. It is a critical part in the cosmos metaphysical order, the divine arrangements in accordance of how things should be. This book is by Homer who gives a good narration of this event which took place centuries ago.
The Wife of Bath is Chaucer’s most delightful character in the text. Chaucer describes her as a skilled weaver who is excellent than the weavers of Ghent and Ypres. She thinks highly of herself and loses her patients easily and fast if any person tries to precede her in making an offering.
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra has made excellent efforts to bring out the language used in the early 17th century, as this is the time of the novel set up. He has brought out the aspect of chivalry, which was about protection of the weak in the society, this was mainly the work of knights. This was a contentious issue in the late 16th century and early 17th century.
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Generally, the story of King Lear is one that had a lot of thematic basis for the relationship between nature and humankind. In effect, the author was using his work to express a divine relationship that exists between the spirit world and the physical world.
The two poems under consideration are The Lady in the Pink Mustang, a poem written by Louise Erdrich and The Unknown Citizen written by Auden. In the former, the fact that the poet settled for the title to depict a pink mustang harbors a lot about feminism as a pink car would largely suggest the owner is a proud lady in her own class.
People were overwhelmed with the new. But this seemingly-unstoppable drive was hindered by an underlying terror that this modern world would explode into something unmanageable. Victorian culture was defined “by a divide between its respectable surface and its dark underworld”
This essay describes one of the world’s masterpieces, the novel of Mikhail Bulgakov “The Master and Margarita”. Its famous expression "Manuscripts don’t burn” became aphoristic. Many Soviet writers kept their literary works in mind because of NKVD. At first this novel was copied by hand and secretly. Nobody could take it away. That is why “Manuscripts don’t burn” became so significant expression.
The author states that characters in the drama are given lines to perform together with all the facial expressions actors and actresses are supposed to portray as well as the way they are supposed to be dressed. Short stories and poems present their characters in a conversational way, describing their participation in a descriptive manner.
The witches played their role by making the predictions. They did not facilitate Macbeth in his way of accomplishing the milestones they predicted he would. They predicted the fortune for Macbeth. If Macbeth was destined to enjoy all ranks they predicted for him, he would have attained them whether or not he practically indulged in such activities that would lead him to attaining them.
Alisoun conforms to anti-marriage and woman-hating stereotypes. The act of being in love with a twenty year old student shows that such a sophisticated woman conforms to woman-hating ideas. If she considers herself to be sophisticated and have power over men, she could not have allowed being in relationship with a younger man than her (Peter 43).
Wuthering Heights is the only novel written by Emily Bronte but despite that, it is quite famous. It is a book about unrequited love, of love that is returned and how people may react to either situation. The Sorrow of Young Werther is part of the German literature.
Brown was born in 1964 in Exeter, New Hampshire, to a professional musician mother and an English teacher father. While in college, Brown was interested in history and creative writing. Early in his life, in 1985, he attempted a career as a singer and songwriter.
Theodore Roethke is a twentieth century American poet whose parents were German immigrants who had a 25-acre greenhouse in which the whole family worked (Hirsch xiv). Roethke’s father Otto was a hard working man, who built up his business by labouring in the soil and unfortunately he died young, while Theodore was still a teenager.
Robert Frost’s short poem, “Fire and Ice,” is one of his most popular works. It was published as part of his volume of poems, New Hampshire, which appeared in 1923, and gave Frost his first Pulitzer Prize (Poetry Foundation).
Aphrodite was a great Greek goddess of love and beauty. She is also said to be the personification of nature and as the bearer of all things living. Homeric Hymns describe her more as the diva of love, which ignites the hearts of gods and men alike with passion and, thus, get a strong hold over them through her enchanting and bewitching appeal.
Rochester describes Jane I as being beset with odd distinctions, her way of dressing seemed controlled by the ruling, and her air was reserved and in overall one cultured by nature, although totally unused by the people and this was a bargain since she feared making herself of making herself noticeable in a lousy way mistakenly.
"The Death of Ivan Ilyich" is not so much a work about death in the abstract, but death as a personal confrontation. It is ironic to note that even as he is terminally ill, Ivan cannot come round to grasp his own extinction. To the contrary, he still believes that death is something that happens to other people and not to himself.
Food in the novel Madame Bovary.
Based on the article you read, "The Role of Food in Madame Bovary" give one example of one of the factors discussed: environmental, social indicator, characterization, source of imagery. This example must be found in the book and not in the article.
The essay shall focus on the thematic analysis of the short story, “Girl” by Jamaica Kincaid and the poem, “On Being Brought from Africa to America” by Phillis Wheatley and judge the intricate relations between race, culture, identity, space and geography inherent and operational within the texts.
According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that the man died because he could not manage to make a fire to keep his body warm in the snow. The dog is even a more worthy creature as it manages to survive the cold unlike its master, whose numb and freezing body succumbs to death from the biting cold in the snow
The author examines a story The Legend of sleepy hollow, set in the country side around the Dutch settlement in 1790. It is set in a secluded town known as sleepy hollow. This creates the haunting atmosphere thus portraying a terrific scenario of ghosts in secluded environment. The second element is the plot of the literature.
Prior to the 1600s, mankind believed that culture and religion offered an answer to most of their questions. If they were faced with any problems, they sought the help of their deities in a bid to alleviate them.
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.
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.
The concept of Owen Meany and the incompletion that is in the novel is one which is based on the understanding of fragmented personalities. The objects and characters all show a sense of incompletion.
The author states that the story is written by the author Clarke, who portrays himself as a scientist and an astronaut and believed in the existence of God at the beginning of the story. The author is faced by many questions that continually fill his mind and those that he must find answers to. He has doubts with his fellow crew members.
With new criticism, reasoning is all about scientific methodologies based on empiricism. The attempt of this reasoning is to account for incidences in critical literature that bear non-scientific cognition. On the other hand, analyzing “The Hitch-Hikers” will also require psychological criticism, which deals with psychology as a science that entails a lot of knowledge.
From a very early age Henry David Thoreau decided to use his own life experience as a helpful source and means of self-education. Being a self-confident, optimistic personality, he reflected this essence in his writings.
All through the chapter, Quigley celarly explains the close relationship between social and individual concerns and in the introductory section he refers to the modern play with attention focused in the horizon of a domain.
Scott Fitzgerald approaches gender roles in both a predictable and a visionary way. As a means of understanding this unique dichotomy, this brief analysis will discuss the methods by which F. Scott Fitzgerald utilizes both traditional/conservative understandings of gender roles as well as incorporating key elements of visionary and/or avant guarde interpretations of these constructs within the novel.
In the absence of free will, the family becomes destiny. It is destiny when it turns into the most powerful motivator and shaper of human behavior. In Long Day's Journey into Night, Eugene O’Neill explores the role of families in people’s destinies. He uses stage direction and characters to show the continuing force that a family plays.
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It is credited for transforming the ancient Chinese culture, but did also evolve with the changing Chinese dynasties and their social-political demands. The evolution has extensively altered the characteristics of the doctrine and facilitated different interpretations.
Linda’s story endeavours to provoke the compassion of her readers in order to endorse humanitarianism. However, this is not done in the usual way of depicting a female as a weakling who just accepts all that is handed to her. Most writers attempt to bring out compassion in a character by using the stereotypical ‘damsel in distress’ role.
The author states that Persuasion which was Austen’s only novel till today that remains as the most critically neglected one. When it was published it was criticized as being ‘less fortunate’ when compared to her previous work and hence viewed as an inferior adaptation of her usual stories “devoid of invention...obviously, all drawn from experience.
In many of his short stories, Anton Chekhov seeks to present his case for action through symbols. The story The Black Monk is one of the most well known short stories of Anton Chekhov. Known for his inimitable style and themes of artistic autonomy, this story is fairly representative of what Chekhov stood for throughout his writing career.
King Lear’s action is very quick and he immediately disinherits Cordelia. In this part of the play, the king severs his relationship to his daughter Cordelia and considers her as a “stranger.” The rage that King Lear feels is so great that he does not only disinherit Cordelia; he also gives her share to her sisters Goneril and Regan.
The conclusion from this review states that being feminine, girls may have their own distinct vision which may totally be in conflict with that of the boys, but girls of a particular race do not have any conflict of views with those of another race until culture comes into the scenario. As long as the culture is same, race does not play any role in depicting choices and influences in life.
The poet calls science as the daughter of time, for, man had started his discoveries and inventions ever since time immemorial. He is worried that science has the magical power to change everything.
When looking at this story through a Marxist lens, one can see that there is the aspect of societal classification and the ethics of a society that is consumer conditioned. The Marxist Socialism school of though holds that those who earn a salary, also refereed to as the working class, are molded by the state they are in, that is, wage-slavery.
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Death was very common in the Middle Ages. It could be met with all over the place, and it was a favourite topic for a large number of people. Because life was very hard in those times, people were generally very religious, and religion debates the issue of dying quite often.
This paper will look at the third chapter of Shelley's masterpiece both closely and as part of a wider picture to show that this early section of the novel, written in the early years of the larger Gothic movement, is full of prophetic detail about not only the rest of the story but the rest of Gothic literature.
Castle (quoted in Harker 1996, 53) defines “arete” as the ability to fully maximize physical and mental endowments. Hayward and Hambrick (1997, quoted in Lorenz 2011, 21) consider hubris as a state of extreme confidence engendered by internal disposition and external stimuli.
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It talks about the sufferings of women in different forms, in different cultures. It is an eye-opener. It calls us to fight against gendercide, almost a daily show in developing countries. Through Half the Sky, Kristoff and WuDunn was able to detail the struggle of women for equality, and what would possibly happen if women’s value was taken into consideration in the many fields of our society.
The Doll’s house by Henrick Ibsen was known for its presentation of 19th-century society with its characteristic ideology regarding family and life of women. He effectively conveyed the dissatisfaction suffered by the then female society due to the materialistic and dominating attitude of the male especially in the name of the marriage bond.
To create new modes of communication during this period, the novelists sought to adopt other forms of prose (Campbell, 2008). This served to move the literature written during this period to a greater height. For example, the fiction applied in this case depicts how the writer adopted an essay-like structure in developing the short story.