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Although his style of writing was not well applauded, the works of Hemingway has had a far-reaching effect in generation after the other (Michael, 2002). Most notable is fiction and creative nature of nature of his writings that later became a mode of writing that was highly appreciated and sort after by many writers of the present generation.
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Oedipus by Sophocles fits perfectly to the ideal tragic hero by Aristotle. The character follows all rules, including an anagnorisis, a hamartia, and a peripeteia.
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According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that the location Shiloh, in a way, becomes the pivot around which the story is weaved. While for Mabel, Shiloh represents a solution and hope, “I always thought Shiloh was the prettiest place, so full of history”. Leroy too thinks that visiting the place would help them in resolving the issues.
Ulysses is also called Odysseus in Homer’s poem called odyssey. This epic poem explains Odysseus’ long journey from the Trojan War through his way home. Homer states that Odysseus had one more journey to make after arriving but he does not explain whether the Odysseus went for it.
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The author states that the family decides to go for the vacation against her warning, and she comes along with them. They get to a place called The Tower where they stop for a barbecue. While there, they meet Red Sammy Butts, the owner of The Tower. After leaving Red Sammy’s place, Grandmother throws a tantrum.
Divided into eighteen chapters, the book runs parallel to the Greek book Odyssey by Homer and each chapter consists of pertinent resemblance with the form, technique and characterisation from the original text, Odyssey from which the story has been inculcated.
“The Masque of the Red Death” is a classic example of Poe’s tremendous imagination and his ability to paint vivid images with words. Poe skillfully uses setting and color to build up suspense and highlight the readers’ awareness of the inevitability of death.
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The author states that the theme, setting, tone, characterization, and the point of view of the narrator or the character in the poem, story, or drama are very important to get the right message across to the readers. The works Robert Frost and Eudora Wetly are some of the best examples of how literary writers use literary concepts in their work.
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?
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Jay is seen as a tragic hero because he posses the quality of a noble man because he has only one intention through the novel. Jay Gatsby is viewed as a tragic hero in the novel Great Gatsby because he possesses qualities that led to his failure.
The writings of British literary figures Alexander Pope and Jonathan Swift are an answer to the times that these two men lived. The corruption in the government, the folly of the nobles, and the lack of practicality of science and religion have all encouraged these two men not only to expose these things but also to teach their readers about good and bad.
Du Bois is right in his contention that political power is essential in any attempt to secure true equality for the American Negro. There can be no doubt “that voting is necessary to modern manhood” (Du Bois).
Earlier novels focused on how women would fit in society and when a woman penetrated that she could not she would often kill herself like in Madame Bovary and The Awakening. Just before the scene where she is shot to death by Maxim, she says “I will be the best mother Max just like the best wife I was” (Maurier, 1997, p. 284).
An Essay about the Three Poems of Langston Hughes In the poem “April Rain Song,” Hughes shows deep is his love about nature, the appreciation to the peacefulness it could bring to the emotions, and the freedom of touching the rain. April rain is a poem primarily tackles about the rain.
In Shakespearian works, many heroes suffer in varied ways and eventually die. For instance, in Romeo and Juliet, they both commit suicide at the end, while Othello stabs himself to death as Brutis kills himself by falling on his own sword. Like them, a cut by a poison tipped sword sends Hamlet to his grave.
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As the men struggle to remain alive in the dinghy, they find false hopes of rescue. In the middle of the sea it was not possible for the men to know the truth and to know the definite ways of rescue. Billie, the oiler who worked the hardest to keep them afloat, did not survive in the end. It symbolizes the indifference of nature towards man’s actions and desires.
“Taman” by Mikhail Lermontov, an excerpt from “A Hero of Our Time”. The novel “A Hero of Our Time” has an unusual structure: there are five different stories with a completed plot. There is a broken chronological order in this novel. This is a masterful ability of the writer to intrigue his readers.
As a means of providing a particular level of inference based upon these two nations, the following two books will be analyzed: Rigoberta Menchú’s I Rigoberta Menchu and Peter Winn’s Weavers of Revolution.
Homer stresses that the wineglass is to be associated with Achilles because he is in harmony with Zeus’s mandate—which makes it especially important for him to use it in prayers for his second self, Patroklos.
It means reputed ‘good husbands,’ the patriarchal oppression, characteristic coldness, the underappreciated woman’s work, forgiveness/unforgiveness, the establishment of discord and disorder, and the testing of the strength of character. Set in a society that held marriage in high regard, one obtains an in-depth look at the spouses who conflict with one another.
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The people, who lived in that town and numerous other towns, made it their duty to entertain and feed the millions of soldiers who passed through the canteen on their respective destinations. The selfless contributions by the residents of the North Platte were immensely appreciated by the soldiers, many of whom had never been to other places.
Merely carrying out the process of data collection is not sufficient, the researcher needs to execute this process by ensuring that the key concepts of data collection are followed. That is, as mentioned before, the researcher needs to make sure that validity, reliability, economy, etc are present in the process of gathering data from interviews.
His protagonist blindly follows his ideas while performing dreadful acts though often pricked by conscience, which he suppresses for his prudential and selfish reasons. The entire play is based on Macbeth ambitions and the path he adopts to achieve them.
Riis was sympathetic to the various ethnic groups he describes and views them as victims of their surroundings. He brings this out through his statement ‘the squalid homes in which his kind are housed.”(Riis 65).
Victorian poetry is known to characterize literary themes that reflect the poignant realities of the period preceding the age of Romanticism. While the Victorian era may be noted significantly for long-term peace and economic prosperity across the British nation, the height of social and political sensibilities toward the dark nature of social injustice manifests in most figurative compositions as well.
Hence, in conclusion, as evidence from various first-hand accounts of sailors, officers, and indentured laborers suggests, the myth of Hercules is very misleading, to say the least. On the contrary, the oppressed subjects of the empire are more closely aligned with Hercules in terms of their courage and endurance.
Considering Huxley’s predictions of the world in the future, the readers cannot help but wonder to what extent the writer has managed to get them right, how much the future thought up by an imaginative mind matches that of the reality.
The Christian missionaries and saints of the medieval world always had the conviction that they might be tested by the evil anytime. Beware of this evil influence, they used to scourge themselves so that neither worldly nor bodily pleasure would conquer them, and hence they could keep themselves close to God all time.
Inferno depicts hell as the fiery and tormenting pit of individuals, who failed their fundamental duties as human beings. In this poem, Dante travels through the nine circles of Hell with Virgil. These circles are further divided into subzones, where punishment is equal to the kind and depth of transgressions.
The poem unravels through the thought process of the narrator, and questions the processes of perception and imagination. The poem appears to be occurring in the narrator’s and lady’s mind as well as that of the reader. As the title suggests, the poem revolves around identifying the order of balance at the town of Key West for the narrator (Stevens, 2013).
The main theme in the story is evanescence, which controls most of the characters’ actions in the tale. The impermanence of all things, in the tale, serves in manipulating the plot of the story. There is need to classify the act of evanescence in categories to help in understanding the tale.
The author avoided the use of common poets where rhyme is an essential factor to consider the making of a well written poem. The poem is in the narrative form which engages deep emotions expressed very simply but has the effect that grips the imagination. The use of images is very abundant in the poem as the author’s way of putting his thoughts.
Shakespeare is one of the most known playwrights in the world. It is very interesting to penetrate into the depths of his critical reflections of the Middle Age reality and refer to his innovative English language, which is known as the modern classic English language.
The meaning possessed by the term “Self-fulfillment” is a behavior which causes a false conception to come true. Shakespeare’s Macbeth is a prominent play that is a classic example of self-fulfilling prophecies.
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The author states that the protagonist tries to save his family from the troubles created by his father. But this initiative alienates the protagonist from this private circle and forces him to leave his family. In the short story (say, Barn Burning), conflict originates from the protagonist’s dilemma.
The author has used simple style and language in developing his poem; however, they are distinct thereby helping in revealing the theme. In should be noted that the author decided to employ these degrees of simplicity to achieve the descriptive nature of the poem.
The ‘Road of Trials’ aspect of the monomythic structure is also seen in the story of Zeitoun as the author describes the chronological onset of troubles on the Zeitoun family. Abdulrahman has to deal with the storm alone; Kathy has to deal with her insensitive family, also alone. It is as if the two of them are struggling against the same odds which manifest themselves in different forms.
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The story ends with the theme of loneliness that highlights the author’s sentiments. The main character Daru cannot understand the cause of his problems. His glimpse of the plateaus is an indication that he is filled with nostalgia from the events that took place while he was within the school compound.
The readers or the audience of gothic fiction should not always be adults. Gothic Fiction can entertain children also. Children of all tastes, and likings are attracted to Gothic fiction if it is well-written, interesting, and curiosity–building. Like typical gothic fiction, it has contained a dark fantasy.
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According to the study science and religion are meant to coexist. They should compliment each other. This is because without both, human beings cannot survive. We believe in God because religion requires us to do so. He is the one who created us. Human beings also believe in science, because without it they cannot live well. Scientific inventions make our lives more comfortable.
Thus every epic poem deals with tiresome quests and difficult journeys of the protagonist. He meets with all sorts of hurdles during the journey. The Epic of Gilgamesh has two journeys – One from the wilderness into the civilization and the other from the evils of civilization to the wisdom of the wilderness.
Machiavelli wrote in The Prince the qualities that is necessary for a prince to have. In the list of the qualities that a prince or ruler should have, he excluded the four cardinal virtues of Greek political philosophy.
According to the research findings, Dillon’s article provided opportunities for awareness that this business and technical writing problem continue to exist and pervade contemporary global organizations. However, the findings must be used by school administrators as a wake-up call to develop and monitor the competence of their students to ultimately address this dilemma.
Throughout the novel, each of the characters experiences an incredible amount of powerlessness. For Jacob, the main character, he is introduced as a man who is living in a nursing home facility. Often times, those that live within these facilities are rather powerless as they have little control over their lives.
Rococo art refers to an art style mainly focused on decoration and beauty. This type of art was mainly used in France in the 17th Century during the reign of Louis XV; its key functions being interior design and use in architecture to portray beauty and elegance with a romantic theme.
The fourth book of Gulliver's travels definitely does associate humanity with a base, carnal nature that is in marked contrast to the reason which is displayed by the Houyhnhnms. The reason for this is because the Houyhnhnms are horses, and, as such, Swift pictures the Houyhnhnms to be gentle, amiable and reasonable creatures who rule the land like Utopia.
Both “The Messiah,” by John Gneihardt, and “Verses upon the Burning of our House by Anne Bradstreet are stories that are about change, about destruction, and about the afterlife.
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The 20th century witnessed an explosion of literature that challenged the depths of philosophical and psychological investigation. One of the most prominent writers in the 20th century canon of literature is D.H. Lawrence. Through his novels and short stories he both pushed the boundaries on what is acceptable in literature and explored the subconscious in narrative form within the spectrum of the psychoanalytic understandings of his cultural milieu.
Taking a cue from Dickens, American writers tried to entertain and educate as well. The Civil War had been long and arduous, killing many men on both sides. Although victorious in that blacks were finally granted their freedom, the country was embittered toward war.
An individual’s character and his/her attitude could be shaped by his/her self-image. Thus, in a way, self- image can even build or destroy the confidence of the individual. It is this self-image and it has an negative on the central protagonist is only depicted in the short story titled “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”.