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The author states that throughout Ernest Hemingway’s short story Hills Like White Elephants there is a tone that is articulated that establishes and advances the narrative theme. While it’s difficult to specifically indicate what the central narrative or plot of the story is, as Hemingway purposely doesn’t reveal this core information.
Bilbo Baggins can be seen as a developmental hero due to his encounters with trolls, goblins, spiders and then finally Smaug. The first example of Bilbo being a hero in the novel is shortly after him and his dwarf companions depart the Shire and run into a group of trolls.
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Poe’s fiction celebrates both the hyper-rationality of the detective and the inability of philosophy to account for the perverse”. Poe never did get much money for his writing during his life, even though he held several editorial positions.
The Brave New World 1931 novel by feminist Aldous Huxley anticipates the development of technology for reproduction, psychological tampering, learning during sleep that combine to bring substantial change to that society.
‘The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’ is a coming of age novel about 6 girls and a woman, which entails that not every individual possesses the capacity to act as a role model. She creates a divide amongst the student body and encourages favouritism as she provides extra benefits to her favourite students in the class.
Odysseus and Oedipus are both leaders of great kingdoms, but they have trudged on different paths, with Odysseus reaching redemption through returning to his homeland and reclaiming his throne and wife, while Oedipus meets a tragic destiny because of fate and hubris. Despite these differences in the protagonists’ endings, these characters have similarities in their characters and temperaments.
Before Zonya, the princess's caretaker, wakes her up, she would see the smile on the princess’s face so she kissed her rosy cheeks as if the baby was her own child. The princess would wake up and smile at her. These moments have been most precious to Zonya for she didn’t have a child. She lived her life serving the king and queen since she was six years old.
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This essay demonstrates that the authors depict an environment filled with huge blast craters, formless landscape, radioactive elements and problems of electromagnetic pulses all of which are associated with the aftermath of a nuclear war (Charles, 6). Survival in a post-apocalyptic world will be characterized with untold misery caused by anarchy.
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Walt Whitman was born on 1819 near Huntington in New York. Known lovingly as the 'America's World Poet' he lived for 76 years creating some of the most impressive pieces of English literature.
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The author states that Miracle and Cockfosters are somewhat ‘unreadable’ in certain parts. This is one of the main weaknesses of short stories. Because of their conciseness, they are not able to clarify certain points or aspects that may seem important to the reader but could be irrelevant for the writer.
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The novel discussed in the research paper takes into account the disastrous and scandalous life experiences of Dolores Price such as weight issues, rape, proper parental guidance and bullying. In this novel, Dolores Price narrates vividly her ordeals and gives the reader thoughts, written in a first person, is narrated by Dolores herself.
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In the novel, which Cather gives to Mr. Anton Jalinek as a memoir, he sails back to his childhood in the prairie of Nebraska. Obviously, in such an attempt of the narrator, Antonia the protagonist of the novel and the countryside environmental beauty of Nebraska serve as two main anchors to his past in the country.
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A look in to the book A Brief History of Curating by Obrist and Bovier (2008), will give a clear picture of how curating has evolved and changed over two centuries. It is pointed out by the work that during 19th and 20th centuries, art was highly connected with exhibitions.
Since ancient times, humans have played a critical role in redefining life in the universe. Various developments in society have been made to make life better and more rewarding. The cream of the society including kings and the elites has consistently devised means to ensure that their lives are comfortable and fulfilling. Yet in the long run, the tragedy of life is that mortality is inevitable.
I remember the cold and the wind, and the terrible sound of the squealing hogs. I also remember my Dad and Uncle John trying to deal with the growing fire. The heat expanded speedily as the fire raged. With wood behind their backs blackening and charring, both men looked as if they were about to be baked in a huge oven.
The concept of the ‘mappability’ of the Arab world has its underpinnings in the Arab world being distributed in a nucleated manner. Countries that are considered part of the Arab world stretch in an uninterrupted file from West and North Africa, right into the Middle East. This is to the effect that the Arab League of Nations comprises 22 states that border one another in a continuous chain.
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Julian of Norwich, a mystic living in fourteenth century Britain, is renowned for her visionary writings, considered unique for her times. Very little is known about her life, apart from the fact that she had a series of visions in May 1373 and that she lived in seclusion as an anchoress during a period of terrible plagues (Watson, 637).
Shakespeare used to deploy the concepts of forged identities in the English literature in order to show both the sides of picture in terms of human expressions. The same approach was used at the optimal level in start of 16th century. The name of the literary work was Twelfth Night, in which a girl named Viola survive and accident of a ship, all the ship is wrecked and apparently every one dies except of Viola.
While the civil war has its roots entrenched in the highly sensitive issue of slavery and was fought between the US (the Union) and several slave states (the Confederacy), WWII was a global war that involved all the great powers of the world and which eventually separated in two opposing groups namely the Allies and the Axis.
To understand the character flaw of “pride” in Homer’s Iliad, it must be emphasized that during the time of the story “Iliad”, both the Greek and Trojan people were still warrior societies. This is not a peculiar characteristic among the Greeks and Trojans because almost all societies first started as warrior societies until they evolved into a more mature and civilized societies.
The conclusion from this study states that the period after the World War II was a transition phase. This phase was such a difficult phase for the whole world. It was still trying to get out of the trauma caused by World War. On this background, the existential philosophy was the temporary answer for the people.
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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.
Thomas More’s Utopia published in the year 1516, can be perceived as a response that stems from a “revolt against the ascetic inequalities of the ancient and medieval polity” and in many ways reflects the traits of modern political philosophy. Thus, he conceived the ideal society of Utopia, illustrating his concepts of how the state and its government should act towards its citizens.
The personal lens gives one a very personal view of what is happening. This is the theme of three of the stories that were studied – “The Brothers Shu,” “The Cure,” and “Sinking.” Part of this is because these stories are told either through the perspective of a child; or somebody who might not be an adult but was a child during the events of the story, or somebody who is a young adult.
In the novel "Frankenstein", Shelley managed to create one of the most phenomenal creatures in literary history: the Frankenstein monster. The epistolary style that the author employs allows the reader to view the circumstances from varied viewpoints and draw conclusions from the plot and the characters.
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The feminist philosophy of Bronte sisters is solicitous and it gave a new insight to the feminist movement. The paper tries to conduct a thorough study of Victorian era and its influence on literary and the private life of Bronte Sisters.
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Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn is the most daring, noblest and adventurous work in English Literature. Through the story of Finn, a twelve year old boy, Twain rages against the racist society of the time. The author’s conscious effort to say that ‘all the people have the same heart’ is evident in the setting and action.
The studies that do focus on the long-term effects of war usually focus on post-traumatic stress syndrome (Levey & Sidel, 2009, p.123). This literature review explores and analyses the literature documenting studies on the impact of war on the life course and includes the direct and indirect impacts on both soldiers and their close relatives.
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Western Fairy Tale.
To explore the genealogy of a specific Western fairy tale and deduce what values its versions tend to convey to the audience, we need to clarify the very meaning of the term ‘fairy tale’ and the status that fairy tales have had in society.
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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Dr. Tatum's main point is the fact blacks are the most vulnerable people to suffer racism (16). She argues that black people face discrimination, racism, prejudice, and stereotyping. To her, the main culprits who propagate racism are the white people, and this is because of the concept of natural advantage.
The northwest seems to be dominating the literary space in American literature since this is the region that has produced novels and novelists that have received much attention in the literary world. Even the south seems to be doing well with the likes of Faulkner and Flannery O'Connor. The Midwest seems to be lagging behind. But this is not to mean that there are no good authors from the Midwest.
Hamlet is one of the masterpieces in English literature. Even after centuries, it can behold its audience and entertain them thoroughly with unpredictable plot and colorful characters; the obsession for revenge, the madness and antic disposition, the balance and human emotions and actions due to sin and salvation are all presented in a thought provoking manner.
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What Actions toward Standardization of Conservation will Ensure the Preservation of History.
Throughout American history, documentation has been made about current events, eras, inventions, politics, conflicts, and many other topics that have influenced the culture and lifestyles of many Americans.
Will compare how the two poets treated the theme of after-life differently and yet wrote these two great poems. The work will focus on the various styles used by the two poets and come up with an analysis of the ideas, the poets, shared and the ideas the two differed on, and also look at the various poetic techniques used by the poets.
Plato shows the path of enlightenment by the relationships between Lysias and his lover during the walks. During the morning strolls with other philosophers, Phaedrus demonstrates the essence of sacrifice in love when he confides in Socrates the importance of sacrificing for one’s lover. This is manifested in the denial by Lysias to remain committed to the truths and beliefs of existence.
Adam Hochschild highlights King Leopold’s legacy by revisiting the world’s history in order to gain a better understanding of the happenings of the 1980s. The story reveals what transpired in an era when Europeans explored Africa with diverse intentions at heart. For Leopold, he saw Congo as an opportunity and set out to draw a strategy of exploiting this opportunity.
During that time there was a jinx between history and culture. People’s way of reasoning and thinking were mainly drafted from these two schools of thought.
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Beat Generation were American literary exponents that emerged shortly after the world war 11 in the 1950s who believed in self-emancipation and liberation, experimentation of new ideas, spontaneity, breaking from the status quo, rejection of traditional norms and morality, and freedom of expression.
The earthquake causes further tectonic shifts, with one plate thrusting upon the other, leading to displacement of the sea floor. This generates the tsunami. The giant tsunami of December 2004 occurred in the Sumatra-Andaman region, which did not fall into a well-known, normal subduction zone.
In this novel, Professor David Lurie disgraces himself with a rape case involving a young student, where afterward, he is discharged from his teaching post. He lives with his daughter Lucy until an unfortunate event occurs. Several black men attack them and rape Lucy, which demonstrates another point of disgrace in Lurie’s life.
The author of the novel relies on literary devices with the main focus on the movie is a metaphor. The storyline uses a lot of symbolism, such as dogs, to develop the story that will facilitate the development. The dogs are used both metaphorically and symbolically, highlighting both the lawlessness and the faithfulness offered by these creatures.
Other aspects such as plot character, points of view, setting, tone, and themes in the two stories will be compared. The Lady with the Pet Dog is a fiction story that revolves around vacationing Dmitry Gurov who meets a lady called Anna Sergeyevna. Anna who is a married woman intrigues Dmitri, a Moscow banker.
Author Name Instructor’s Name Assignment Subject Date of Submission A Critical Review on Cinderella: A Story of Sibling Rivalry and Oedipal Conflicts I. Introduction In this paper, I would attempt to provide a critique of the essay Cinderella: A Story of Sibling Rivalry and Oedipal Conflicts written by Bruno Bettelheim.
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In The Gardens of Mont Saint Michel, Mont Saint Michel has changed from an earthly paradise to commercial place, which disappoints the American couple while in Great Barrier Reef, Mr. J. gets so much fatigued at discovering his aspired place that he has negative thinking about his future. He is no more ambitious or happy.
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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 essay contains a lot of obvious evidence of Orwell’s negative attitude towards imperialism: “…at that time I had already made up my mind that imperialism was an evil thing…”, “…I was all for the Burmese and all against their oppressors, the British…”, “…I thought of the British Raj as an unbreakable tyranny…”.
The sea functions as a symbol of freedom, clearly, but it is also a symbol of intense isolation. The novel begins the development of this symbol from the very beginning of the novel, calling the “abysses of solitude” a place of “inward contemplation”
To start with, the narrator in both stories is the main character and they tell their stories from their own point of view. While this may seam to be an obvious similarity to point out, it sets the pace for us to start noticing the other similarities.
Libraries, as well as museums, have been found to be enjoying a distinctive function and accountability within the societies of the world. However, the economic disruptions, as well as rapid technological innovations, have led to tremendous changes. It has been noted that libraries and museums are compelled to revisit their own roles as well as responsibilities within these changing societies.