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The speaker even calls the neighbor an old-fashioned person as he says that, “Bringing a stone grasped firmly by the top. In each hand, like an old-stone savage armed”. It is due to the neighbor’s belief in an old adage that the speaker saw his neighbor as a man from the ancient world. The neighbor believes that a healthy boundary between the two farms can make them better neighbors.
Pride is one of the overriding themes in both Oedipus Rex by Sophocles and The Tempest by Shakespeare, although both the playwrights deal with this theme in different contexts and different levels. Whereas in the former play the protagonist single-handedly brought about his tragic end through his presumptuous pride, it did not cause a disastrous result in The Tempest.
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The author states that what it does is teach numerous advanced techniques and stretch the bounds of English composition for students by employing techniques like second-person narration, a lack of direct descriptive language, a lack of traditional characterization techniques, and numerous other stylistic elements.
In Vonnegut's hands, we begin to see what science fiction can do. It is not just a hokey medium. Instead, it is a way of gaining distance on our own world and taking a different perspective that lets us see some philosophical differences between our world and ones imagined. Billy visits some strange places and learns a great deal about the world.
Critics have claimed the novel to be autobiographical in myriad occasions. Also, they perceived that the experience of the novel would definitely relate the readers to the life of the young D. H. Lawrence as an aspiring artist. The detailed introspection of the novel would enable its readers to find lots of scope and space for thematic expression.
This research aims to evaluate and present the role of power in literature particularly in Shakespeare’s play Macbeth. Generally in literature power is a theme that has negative connotations in the text as it appears to be a force of destruction. Howe and MacKendrick also state, ‘all power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely’
To awaken As an Old Lady is a beautifully depicted poem by William Carlos William who talks about old age and death. In the title of the poem the word ‘awakening’ suggests some sort of realization and acceptance that has enlightened the lady and this realization is actually the inevitability of an individual’s demise.
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.
Throughout life, we realize that many of the realities we come to face are very harsh. You can never know what to expect and because of this, you never know what you’ll end up being happy with. Many of us face unhappiness at different points in our life.
Auden’s early works reflected the poet’s transition from truth-telling to romantic lies, as a matter of protecting himself from the pains and tortures of the surrounding reality. Throughout his early works, Auden continuously emphasizes that truth is utopian but alive, it is disillusioning and good for nothing.
From this research it is clear that Shelley strongly links mental and physical distress in Frankenstein, suggesting that Victor's intense bouts of illness are brought on by his guilt. This idea of mental torture causing physical pain echo throughout descriptions of Victor in chapter four: the dark images evoke clearly a wasted body.
The three literary pieces being referred for this essay all deal with human emotions, especially that of love. But their portrayal is far from homogeneous. In the poem To My Dear And Loving Husband by Anne Bradstreet, there is little doubt as to the total and unconditional love displayed by the lady toward her husband.
Lorraine Hansberry wrote the play Raisin in the Sun. It debuted on Broadway in 1959. The title of the poem has been derived from the poem Harlem. The play received mixed reviews from everywhere.
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The novella Heart of Darkness is an important work of Joseph Conrad depicting colonial history. It unfolds the adventures faced by Conrad on a trip to the present day’s Congo River. The work is autobiographical in nature to some extent. A team of men is on the Thames waiting for the wind to take a proper direction.
This can be estimated from the fact that they have preserved a tradition for over seventy-seven years. Their excitement and association with the ritual reflects in their willingness to keep the drawing box as it has remained for years and not amend it to make it any better because they don’t want a bit of the ritual to be altered with time.
The essay would intend to focus on the paradox on which images apparently engages the thought process of the readers on the conflict that the protagonist of this story Sumita faces due to the paradigm shift in her lifestyle from Indian to that of American and the way this conflict is expressed through the changes that she makes in the choice of her clothes and its colors at different times.
The book is divided in three main chapters .The first chapter is psychological legacy of slavery that deals with the African American’s attitude towards work, property, personal inferiority, family and color discrimination. The Second Chapter deals with the author’s response towards breaking this chain of mental slavery.
The author states that both the stories, ‘Cathedral’ and ‘The Red Convertible’ evoke the compassion and feeling of comradeship and brotherhood which often gets lost amid the complexities and subtleties of the post-modern cosmopolitan life. Both these stories echo the fact that amid a self-centered cosmopolitan way of living.
The author states that the celebration of nature is one of the major traits of romantic style, and the story opens with the description of the extravagant pastoral beauty of Virginia. The typical characteristics that epitomize romanticism like chivalry and loyalty is another indication for the inclination of Page towards romanticism.
The veil in the work functions as a symbol which indicates the invisible identity of the black Americans and the distinction between the skin colors which lead to the hindrances faced by the blacks in a white dominated society
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.
Imagination has been regarded as the most important dimension in the Romantic literature. Imagination refers to the capacity of imagining and creating mental images that are not present for the senses. In this regard, the poem dons the theme of imagination to a large degree.
In the stories examined, two women fight the Battle of the Sexes to achieve power. One, Sarah Penn in “The Revolt of the Mother,” in stoic New England manner chooses direct confrontation.
The author states that the legacy of totalitarian leaders like Stalin in the early part of the century and now Hitler of the middle of the century caused Orwell to reflect upon the directions in which modern Western societies were going. The example of war-like totalitarian regimes prompted the vision of a cruel and oppressive totalitarian state.
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Grube states that, ‘Aristotle defines tragedy as, a tragedy is an imitation of a good action, complete and of a certain length by means of language sweetened for each of its two parts separately; it relies on its various elements upon acting, not narrative; through pity and fear it achieves the catharsis of such emotions’(Grube, 1995, 74).
The narrator exposes to his audience, which include me, about the background and foreground of the story. Here, he seems to be poetical; thus, prophesying the coming future. The narrator clearly describes the physical characteristics of his home environment.
The two books under discussion in this paper are both classics of children’s literature and have received both critical appreciations by scholars and great popularity with parents and children alike.
This essay will argue although A Worn Path is a work of fiction, the issues raised in it are pressing realities in contemporary American life. (Background) One prominent theme in the story is the perseverance of Old Phoenix in crossing so many hurdles on her way to the town hospital.
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Huckleberry Finn exposes the brutality and cruelty of the slave system and of racism not by showing brutal beatings in the manner of Roots, which would be well enough, but by humanizing Nigger Jim, making it clear that this person is a man worthy of respect.
While contrasting the role of women in two most fascinating literary pieces from the ancient history which bears the social doctrine of two most enriched societies of the world, it is evident that the power and position of women become the poignant importance of judgment.
The plot thickens with the confrontation of the two couples, in presence of Nick, in a New York Hotel room. As Daisy leaves Tom, going with Gatsby, driving Jay’s car she accidentally knocks down Tom’s mistress.
The theme of the poem is imagination. He is saying that imagination is only good for so long before it peters out and reality takes over. When he was young he enjoyed reading books. He could be anyone in a book, a hero, a villain; his imagination made it all possible. But as time proceeded and he got older, his life became boring.
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.
This paper illustrates that in “The Social Animal” Elliot Aronson has discussed the role of an uninvolved bystander as that of a conformist because he/she overlooks the tragedy because everybody else does the same. The conclusion from this study states that article “The Social Animal” is a very comprehensive and though provoking demonstration of “conformity”.
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During the early part of the nineteenth century, most critics viewed Beowulf as anti-Christian since it Christianized Germanic Folklore. The hero himself, Beowulf is called into question due to the Germanic values he carries along with him like pride and boastfulness. Indeed, pride is one of the themes found in this epic.
The author states that the short story “A Worn Path” by Eudora Welty offers convincing evidence to prove that setting and character are essential components of a short story, and these narrative elements contribute immensely to the overall depiction of the theme. Thus, Eudora Welty abruptly and effectively introduces the time of year.
Janus is the name of a Roman god and the role that the protagonist of the play, Andrea played is very similar to the legend of the Roman god, Janus. Andrea was depicted as a woman that tried to reconcile between two worlds and this is quite similar to the Roman god, Janus, who is also known to be the god of the past and future events.
Fundamentally the poem talks about the feelings of an individual when he is unable to perform a particular action due to his incapacity and the hatred that builds in him towards his surroundings and people around him as a result.
The narrator can not see the man as more than just a type of character of a blind man. The stereotypical links define the tag. However, at the end of the story, the narrator is compelled to reconsider his stance on blind people. This can be attributed to the fact that Robert happens to be self-sufficient, extroverted, confident, insightful, and unusually understanding.
Irrespective of the difference between drama and reality, the characters seemed real at least for the play’s duration. Shakespeare has capitalized at reality’s presence in various characteristics of life.
At first glance we can think that Elisa is satisfied with the life she is leading. However, deep down in her soul Elisa is restless, because she feels unloved and unappreciated. She longs for attention as a sexual being and not as a working object, the way her husband perceives her.
History is an essential part of almost all of Edgeworth’s narratives through which she managed to depict the common Irish lifestyle, imprudent landlords and the experiences of colonialism.
The book is equally discusses the strategy, propaganda, thinking and techniques adopted by either of the two opponents. There is an illustrative section based upon 15 Japanese and 14 British and American cartoons of political significance.
Contemporary critics place her as one of the most outstanding poets of the nineteen century. She mostly spent her life alone and always stayed in her house. She did not marry and used to wear white clothes all the time. In her isolation, she composed several masterpieces covering wide-ranging topics including nature and love.
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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.
But commercialization of the sport is not necessarily a bad outcome, for it has brought its reach to a wider audience through television broadcast and event-managed shows. The names of most accomplished Rodeo players would have remained anonymous had the sport been restricted to traditional gatherings.
This research tells that “the story of most of George Eliot's novels is that of a character's mental growth, a central movement surrounded by several subplots concerned with the mental growth... of more peripheral characters. The moral education of the human being – his movement from egoism to more objective moral vision – is always a radical theme in these novels...
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Her daughter, Maggie and she live together. Mrs. Johnson is financially not very sound, yet she is physically much stronger and bulkier than most women of her age are. “In real life, I am a large, big. boned woman with rough, man.working hands” (Walker). She is an independent woman who handles things her own way. Despite the fact that she is poor, she is content with her life.
The author states that through the internet, customers can now access books online, read them, or read their summaries, make their selection, and then pay for their book online. Afterward, the book may be delivered as a hard copy via the mail or they may be available for download onto the customer’s computer.
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.