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The author states that although fairy tales usually cause a good impression among children and adults, there are many horrors and cruelties in their plots: “graphic descriptions of murder, mutilation, cannibalism, infanticide, and incest that fill the pages of these bedtime stories for children”.
"Thank you, Maam," contains valuable lessons thus remains relevant up to date. For one to unveil the full story, it is essential to familiarize oneself with an analysis of "Thank You Maam", a simple story about second chances and how it should be given as written by Langston Hughes.
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The piece confronted Negro aesthetics during an era in the United States when racial segregation was at its peak. The article calls out artists of African-American origin who obscure identity to appease the high members in society.
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The author states that insanity plays a key role in Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet. In this play, the young prince of Denmark is informed by the ghost of his father that his Uncle Claudius, now married to Hamlet’s mother, murdered his father with poison. Hamlet feigns insanity to discover the truth, but might as easily be insane.
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The author states that The Decameron has the weakness of character in contrast with Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales, modeled on a similar oral narrative structure. In Chaucer, the tales often weary us, but the tellers never do; in Boccaccio, the tales never weary us, but the tellers always do.
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King Lear’s action is very quick and he immediately disinherits Cordelia. In this part of the play, the king severs his relationship with 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.
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Campbell has put forward three main criteria as features of a Hero’s journey. The actions and adventures of a real-life personality, Abdulrahman Zeitoun are assessed on the basis of the criteria mentioned by Campbell.
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The physical environment plays an important role in affecting the psyche of a person. One can always take refuge in his physical surroundings and camouflage his emotions or can merge in mirth. The setting of ‘The Dead’ plays an important role in the story and acts as a character on its own just like that of Gabriel Conroy.
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The importance of art in the success of certain social movements and in attaining certain social ills the attention that they deserve cannot be stressed too much. Artists in every age have been the torchbearers of change and have managed to communicate the sentiment of the downtrodden in forms of protest, to the rulers of a community or nation.
Cities were built, people gathered in large numbers to work in factories instead of fields and long-held cultural traditions were beginning to break down as a result of this shift. Social structures started to crumble as fortunes were measured at the business table in cash rather than by King’s favour and landed property.
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The paper implies critically examining the text in terms of the qualities and traits that characterize a text as it is. Although it may seem complicated to conduct a contextual analysis of a text yet it does not require much complex skills to undertake the task. It can be done by studying the circumstances in which that particular text was written.
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The particular form of literature may be a factor for study. For example, poems are constructed in a way that is quite different from the other literary works, and the way that poems are studied may be quite different from the way other literary works are studied. However, other issues that are related to the study of literary works such as style are usually the same.
Tartuffe is the most sinful person in the play. However, Madame Pernelle and Orgon think otherwise, they regard him as very righteous and as far as wrongs and rights are concerned, they view him as the person in power. In fact, Madame Pernelle tells the rest that “your souls would fare far better if you followed his precepts to the letter.”
The author states that the struggles she made were more to be a part of the high achievers she lives with. She seems inferior not only because of the physical differences between herself and other beautiful family members but also for her average results as compared to the brilliance of others’ results.
The author states that the main characters, Carla and her spouse, Clark, tries to make a decent living from giving trail rides to school children, guests from summer camps or regular customers seeking to enjoy an outdoor trip on a horseback. Carla’s concern for the lost Flora, their white goat, could have been the plot of the story.
“Siddhartha” by Hermann Hesse is a novel that deals with the spiritual trajectory of a boy known by the name of Siddhartha from the Indian Subcontinent during the period of Buddha. Published in the year 1951 in the U.S., the book was able to influence the mass of the 1960s greatly. Another book crafted on the path of humanity and presented on a spiritual plane was the book “The Temple of the Golden Pavilion” by Yukio Mishima.
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This book took Bryson along a path less traveled by him and in this, he traverses the realm of subjects like physics, chemistry, biology and geology, using unusually simple language to explain highly complex theories. The book is written in a casual, talkative style and the resultant bonhomie between reader and writer derives as much from Bryson’s electric verbal skill as from his “show-biz brio”.
Shoemaker, on the other hand, was a light-hearted comedy that was reminiscent of some of William Shakespeare's comedy. As such, there was not necessarily a deep moral message in the play, other than the message that class does not mean anything when it comes to love.
Most literary criticism focuses on Sarty and how sad it is that he has to deal with his father's erratic behavior. What many people do not see is that Abner is actually the hero of the story. He is a vigilante who is out to right the injustice of the common man.
The Bartholomew Fair is a play by Ben Jonson and can be regarded as the Seinfeld of the English Renaissance (Cantor 2009). On the surface, the play does not deliver a sense of any meaningful story or theme. When it was first presented to the London theatres for being staged, the play drew nothing but confusion from the theatre companies.
It is also necessary to maintain Isabella’s purity until the end of the play. The poet then devises a means for her to refuse Lord Angelo’s offer while fooling him to believe that they are met. Giving in to Lord Angelo’s demand would have damaged Isabella’s virtue and the overall dramatic ploy set against moral corruption in the play’s entirety.
The poem Sick Rose, William Blake uses imagery and similes to describe the destruction of a woman because of a sexual affair. He uses simile rose to describe the women's health that is sick and is lying in the bed, she is suffering because of disease that she has acquired out of matrimony and therefore has to suffer.
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The author states that concepts of estrangement and articulations of the marginal, as the introduction to the thesis, will show, have been preoccupations of modern and modernist poetry, and, as the main body of my work will argue, developed in a different and more complex manner in post-war poetry.
Both Shakespeare and Montaigne challenge cultural imperialism. They both lived in an age when it was believed that European culture was superior to that of the developing world, and these attitudes and beliefs led to the oppression and ultimately, the enslavement of millions. Both Shakespeare and Montaigne reflect on differences as relative.
EXT. BUS – NIGHTDixon gets into the last bus and goes out in the mountains. EXT. AT THE MOUNTAIN’S – DAYHe walks to the big stone to sit and sees there a crying girl with beautiful blue eyes and a scar on her chin. He sees his brooch on her jacket and takes her hand. She is surprised, recognizes him, irons his cheek and they both smile.
Any social transitions and personal evolution and growth depends and is influenced by factors of the past. As according to the title of the story, true convergence occurs when pride and pretentious identities are thrown off. Flannery’s Regina factor stands for these and there runs a parallel between the two.
Hamlet loses interest in his beloved Ophelia because of his extensive losses in his life. He even insults Ophelia due to which she gets disheartened. Hamlet as a lover is unable to fulfill his duties and pushes Ophelia towards a tragic ending as she commits suicide after considering her deprived state at the hands of Hamlet, her lover (Weitz 1964).
Edward makes this distinction clear as he describes the scenery to Marianne with reference to both styles. “I shall call hills steep, which ought to be bold; surfaces strange and uncouth, which ought to be irregular and rugged; and distant objects out of sight, which ought only to be indistinct through the soft medium of a hazy atmosphere.”
The truth about the metamorphosis hits him when he finds that he has many legs that he waves in the air. Gregor is devastated when he becomes alienated from his family because he does not have the use of speech in his insect form. But one of the truths that remain is that his cognitive abilities remain intact but this is not revealed to his family.
The nature of personal choice opens itself for an in-depth philosophical discussion. While The Road Not Taken, Everday Use, and I Dwell in Possibility, don’t always agree on the extent to which choice and personal responsibility are directly attributable to the individual or to what is always the right choice, they all function to analyze the decision making process in relation to these choices.
The physical beauty of Christina is mentioned in ‘Life of Christina of Markyate’, several times. The patriarchal notion that the beauty of a woman is there to be enjoyed by men, may have been one factor that made her life full of miserable experiences like sexual assaults. Christina had fleed her marriage disguising as a man.
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David Oliver Relin, the co-author of Three Cups of Tea, aptly summed up the description of the effect that Mortenson’s humanitarian work made in North Pakistan when he said, “Former Taliban fighters renounced violence and the oppression of women after meeting Mortenson and went to work with him peacefully building schools for girls.
The author states that the Book “Columbus to Castro: The History of the Caribbean” is often pedantic and becomes obscure at places, yet this journal of truth continues enlightening about the history of a stretch of land on earth almost forgotten from the historical perspective. The truth is the sole credential of the book.
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The author states that Phoebe Caulfield is Holden’s younger sister, and is a clever, talented young girl who is Holden’s main source of happiness throughout the course of the novel. She often chides Holden for his immature actions and his negative way of thinking, often being more mature than him.
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Therefore, the two words suggested that the character in the novel was able to achieve his goals and objectives (Hobby 205). One is able to achieve his goals in life when he gains enlightened on the journey he has undertaken. The story shows two people, Siddhartha and his friend Govinda, who have a thirst for enlightenment that makes them leave home to go and seek it.
The import of the intended feelings goes hand-in-glove with the narrative voice. Look at the wonder in this world. It is worth mentioning, that no two leaves of the same tree are alike. Attend the Morning Prayer session of children in any school and watch they repeat the pledge. The pledge is common for all.
Whilst Parilles argues that Little Women addresses issues of both male and female gender in growing up, it is submitted that the fundamental importance of Little Women is the reshaping of female gender expectations in presenting the development of young female feelings in the growing up process. This, in turn, provided the literary framework for the development of stories addressing girlhood.
This story inspired this reader to read more of the stories in the book because they are interesting. Hurston seemed to have a unique view of black America and she did not hesitate to show it in her stories. Some of the characters may be foolish, others may be simple, but in the long run, she has created a canvas of stories that all people can relate to on a global level.
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The descent into acceptance with Ditie often feels like it is ascension into a plane that few understand: the reader almost feels a kind of envy at his ability to make do with so little and yet be so content. It is more a decision than complacently allowing life to take over as it may. With Salim the ending is not so clear cut: it is allowed to melt into a metaphorical river of time.
Slave women’s revolt then is an escape from the prohibitions of becoming women, signified by being wives and mothers. Also, their revolt focuses on escaping the sexual exploitation added to their physical slavery. They are not only slave workers but also work as mistresses for their owners, of which Jacobs wanted to escape.
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The author states that the story starts when Captain Robert Walton talks about this scientist and his creature with his sister via letters. The story moves on when the captain moves towards the North Pole in a ship in search of more scientific knowledge. During his journey, the ship gets stuck in the ice.
In Perfume, Grenouille, the main character, murders a young girl in order to extract her scent which forms the ultimate ingredient required to successfully create his exquisite perfume. The enchanting odor of this perfume would serve Grenouille’s goals as it would make him hypnotize people.
Wilde’s use of inversion is so profound that a close reading of the play’s title can retrospectively be inverted to actually mean the importance of NOT being earnest. Wilde takes a number of guarded, serious and reveled Victorian values and inverts them through satire and comedy. Wilde exposes the hypocrisy of those values through witty and often clipped dialogue.
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The light at the end of Daisy’s East Egg pier reflects the American dream, always just out of reach, always a little brighter than reality and always a little different from what one might have been expecting. The symbol of Daisy for the changing nature of American ideals is just one element of how Fitzgerald communicates his message.
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By 1956 with the conceding of independence to India (1947), the collapse of African colonization and the near autonomy of the Commonwealth nations, the British Empire was no more. Everybody lived under the threat of instant annihilation from nuclear war. (pilot-theatre) Post-war London was a city that was in transition; political, social, economical every sphere of life was in a state of flux.
The author states that ‘Michael’ is famous for embodying a feature that Wordsworth is particularly popular for – the feature of ‘nature poetry’. Nature is a part of human life that is connected with the spirit of God. The understanding, experience and the proximity of man with nature define spiritual realization.
The characters are finally forced to admit their own complicity in their downfalls and experience enlightenment as a result. Oedipus discovers he cannot escape fate while Hamlet discovers that he should have trusted to the supernatural. Thus, both characters are easily classified as tragic heroes.
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The author states that the book is a detailed study of the factors which led companies to make great strides in the arena of their businesses, as well as the reasons for the downfall of their competitors. Jim Collins was able to see the reasons behind the success of some of the most successful corporations in America.
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The author is also known for her close relationship with Charlotte Bronte’ and her works often closely resemble the writing style of Bronte’ sisters. In this particular instance, the author has brilliantly portrayed the burgeoning love saga of the protagonists against class differences during the industrial revolution.