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A careful reading of any random selection of Thomas Hardy's poems will demonstrate how they are not the simple productions of an ‘innocent awkwardness’ as F.R. Lewis once suggested. Instead, they contain elements of innocence in their withdrawn perspective and their original viewpoints even as they use moments of awkwardness to draw attention to those aspects of the poem that can bring in the allegorical meaning he intended.
Criticism has been in vogue for the last twenty-five centuries. Many theories regarding criticism have been introduced by theorists. These include Medievalism, Romanticism, New Classicism, Marxism, Feminism, Psychoanalytic criticism, Sociological criticism and others.
Agamemnon is portrayed as the classic tragic hero who had accepted the advice of Calchas the seer to sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia, so as to ensure safe winds to guide his ship and crew into Troy. Against him, Silentio places Abraham, the father of God’s chosen people. The tragic hero, even Socrates the intellectual tragic hero, can gain no greater prize for society than this. That is a feat that can only be attributed to the knight of faith.
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By using Thomas Irving as his primary source for factual information regarding the raid on Dresden, Vonnegut inadvertently may have included a great deal of untruth in his story regarding the motivation and reasoning behind the attack, but uses this early assumption as a key ingredient in developing his concepts of the futility of revenge.
Romanticism, an intellectual movement has its origin in the 18th century in Western Europe. In a sense, it was a revolt against social and political norms of enlightenment as well as a reaction against the rationalization of nature in art and literature. It emphasizes on strong emotions, feelings, etc. and is influenced by the idea of enlightenment
The second quatrain further pleads that this spirit of love will not only recognize the love she has for him but also that she will gain his pity and he will then forget any idea of other women. The third quatrain further develops this theme of the suffering lover as she illuminates the various sufferings she’s endured in honor of love.
Regarding the style of Ashbery’s writing and diction, it can be asserted that his writing more or less directly follows his thought process. That is, his use of graceful parataxis, flexible syntax, his casual displacement, and hovering around the subject matter- all these make the form of “Clepsydra” assimilated into its content.
The author, specifically, provides an account of the regular kidnapping of young and strong boys, as well as girls in his village, and Africa. The author and his sister were unluckily kidnapped when their parents were farming at a distant farm. The author and his sister are taken to distant neighbourhoods where they are eventually separated.
I think dawdling is the inaction that prompts Hamlet's ruin and behind the inaction, there were three primary laws: being hopeful, fatalistic, and over-scientific. Optimism prevents Hamlet from avenging the homicide of his father, whenever he has the chance to execute Claudius (his uncle, the killer of his dad) when he is imploring. It is in 3.3.89-91: "Am I at that point… … horrendous heat".
The two books are works that come in are with major topics of witchcraft, doubt of black magic, and obscure clarification for infections that brought up the networks to unwind and separation in 1660's Salem and Eyam.
Those clergymen did not like the nonviolent form of disobedience in order to acquire the civil rights for the blacks; indeed, they thought that it would be a good idea if the blacks and white come together and settle their issues.
The play The Deplorability of Hamlet, the Ruler of Denmark, the significance of Ophelia’s madness, follows the account of Hamlet not long after his adored father committed homicide.
The death of both characters symbolizes the tragedy of the unavoidable fate. Here readers can understand the meaning of the title ”The train was on time”. It means that a great train of the war is never late. Though the end of the story is quite pessimistic Boll gives some hopes for the best - probably fascism can be won.
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The author states that Hughes has what a few English poets of the time posses, a sense of nature an original writing style, and a most modern outlook on nature, men and god. Hughes's attitude to and treatment of nature distinguishes him from almost all other poets. Hughes's nature imagery is most graphic.
As a function of understanding the root motives behind why these characters chose to behave in the negative ways that they illustrated, the reader is able to understand a far greater and more meaningful level of inference with regards to why the events that took place in the novel were related in the way that they were (Maxner 15).
A century ago, Maziland prospered and thrived, being among the richest kingdoms in Africa. Like nature divided the land between gigantic mountains and golden desert sands, two powerful clans shared it, each ruling its own territory and preserving tense but stable diplomacy with the other. The first clan, Kordz, dwelled in mountains.
He reaffirms everything that modernism and the avant-garde would seem to have forever rejected: the inviolability of aesthetic and family values, the literary taste, the understanding of a work as an organic whole, etc.
In the novel “The Scarlet Letter”, Nathaniel Hawthorne has focused on the development the larger expression of the settings in which his heroes are supposed to live, in the small Puritan town of Boston, where all their sins are exposed much to the light even when being hidden under the veil of verbal shadows and secrets, as it happened to Arthur Dimmesdale.
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That last phrase aptly sums up not only the role of “reason” in relationship to love but for Chekhov the role of realism as well. His balanced and brilliant use of it transcends giving mere form to creative literature of which he is the author. For Anton Chekhov, realism is not his literary means of expressing stories of love in life, but rather is his means of exposing love in life’s story.
The poem stands alone in that it is not a blending of Arab/Jewish identity and that it attempts to answer all the questions that might arise within the community at the time it was written. Gilgamesh gives the Gods domain over all that is on earth, develops a heavenly hierarchy, and sets the stage the people to be governed by a royal family.
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The book clearly synthesizes the role of public administration as one of the significant fields of social science in order to create a quantitative, factual pragmatic examination of the wrongs in America and their corresponding solution. Clearly and evidently the book is a genuine manuscript that explains the interconnection.
In “Farewell to Arms”, rain is a powerful symbol of the inevitable disintegration of life’s happiness. Listening to the storm beating on the roof, Catherine confides to Henry that she is afraid of the rain and believes that rain has a tendency to destroy things for lovers. Catherine’s fear proves to be prophetic for the couple’s story does end in tragedy.
The fact that the then-Secretary of State Colin Powell got away with impunity after presenting to the United Nations Assembly “a highly concocted illustration” (Jackson, 36) of the presence of WMD’s in Iraq deserves condemnation. And Richard Jackson does not show any hesitation in cutting Colin Powell’s legacy to size.
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Kate Chopin’s work reflects upon her life and her stories which are an extension of her own experiences and the desires that arose for freedom, due to the events that shaped her own destiny. Chopin had great mastery and as seen in this piece, she could convey such a profound idea in the space of a few pages.
The drama also tries to emphasize the mortality of human beings, the onrush of life that heeds little for our small but bloated egos. Man is naturally a very small being, howsoever, grand his. illusions, of the self, maybe.
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With a doctorate in the humanities, she writes under a pseudo name to protect the identity of her children. She has devoted her life to the study and “curing” of autism through different types of therapies. She is not only qualified to write books on the subject of autism but is also one of the world’s leading authors on the subject. She is qualified both educationally and through personal experience.
Goodman Brown is a good man but tempted by forces of sin, may be out of curiosity. Faith, his wife has so strong faith in herself and God that she is not tempted at all. As a faithful wife, she is trying to stop her husband from going to the path of sin. She attains more symbolic meaning as the story progresses.
Dramatists like, Sophocles, Seneca, William Shakespeare, Marlow, Bernard Shaw and Miller have attributed various forms and meanings to tragedy through their works. Tragedy provides the sadness or fearful phases of characters. Whenever one attempts a discussion on tragedy, one can never ignore the words of the great Greek philosopher.
An adequate understanding of ancient socio-cultural trends of a particular civilization is always a challenge, mainly due to two reasons, first, lack of authentic source and second, availability of those sources that would provide a proper picture of the prevailing socio-cultural aspects of civilization during a particular period of time.
Lucy’s dual nature in the asylum could easily be explained by the fact that she’s been locked up, to begin with. It can be seen that she struggled with attempting to fit society’s definitions of what she should be despite being what she was even when she was given freedom of movement within the home.
Though Orwell offers a heavily biased picture of the working class by focusing chiefly on the miners, yet that picture in itself is all-encompassing. The author does not leave out anything from his inspection that might make his plea on improving the conditions of the miners stronger and more persuasive.
The play's power in performance relies on keeping the ontological stakes of black magic deliberately uncertain, and the audience is convinced of the efficacy of Faustus’s conjuring. According to Andrew Sofer, “the fascination conjuring held for Elizabethan audiences can be traced to its unnerving performative potential.
By failing in overcoming all the emotions tied to a human being, the Taoist monk’s attempt to create the Elixir of Life has failed. The illusions that Du experienced relate to Buddhism’s view of life, such as the idea that the body is temporary and the things we see are temporary, so in fact, it’s not reality.
From the point of view of gender considerations, Jacob focused on the sexual exploitation of the slaves by the slave owners. Personally her master's personal never-ending forced sexual attention she had to endure formed an important part of her narrations. Jacob has admirably tackled the issue as a woman slave and as a woman author.
A few characters like Dolores and Glory can’t afford to be rebels. Marguerite can walk out of Mrs. Viola’s kitchen as she doesn’t have to think about making both ends meet. The male characters in the novel, with the exception of Mr. Freeman and Mr. Bailey Johnson, fail to make an impression in the readers’ minds.
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‘Mrs. Dalloway’, published on 14th May 1925, is counted as one of Virginia Woolf’s finest literary works. The novel takes up and brings forth the problems faced by the post-war English society, and represents it through the subjective empiricism and cognizance, of the two central characters in the novel, Mrs. Clarissa Dalloway and Septimus Smith.
Digressions in Beowulf were not included for pointless reasons as they serve an artistic purpose which had been achieved through careful evaluation. The length for literary works as it may be now is preferred to be concise without any misleading subplots or digressions that could set the reader off track.
The biographical sketch offered in the book Sainted Women of the Dark Ages by Jo Ann McNamara et al provides another compelling illustration of Genovefa’s important role in the religious and social life of the period. Genovefa enjoyed a significant relationship to the city of Paris and she was given the role as patron and protector of the urban population in the city.
System’ constitutes everything, including culture, people, events, etc, etc, which ‘surrounds’ an individual and influences that individual’s thought process and physical action. Most times an author writes based on what he/she sees, hears, and feels. The authors after observing and hearing about the ‘system’ of a particular place or country.
The greatest question that faces all heroes is mortality. Although they are the strongest in their class they are not invincible (even if they are part God, like Achilles or Gilgamesh). They are tempted to use their great strength to do good for themselves or their cause, but they have limitations that they may not know.
Carol Thomas Neely maintains that there is no dissolution of gender boundaries in the play Antony and Cleopatra and it does not transcend the traditional masculine and feminine roles. Instead, the play exhibits more flexible gender relations due to the greater genre diversity of the play, and it reaffirms the division between masculinity and femininity.
The family was forced to leave the Dominican Republic because of their father’s opposition to the oppressive dictatorship of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo. It is told in reverse chronological order by multiple narrators. The novel begins with the adult sisters living in the United States and ends with their childhood in the Dominican Republic.
The existing feminism that was beginning to rise during the time was revealed in feminine ways, but through clever conversation that discussed influences of morality and dignity in order to create a sense of the temptation to lose one’s self through a man in balance with the sense of identity that is difficult to attain in an oppressed state.