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The novelists studied here the use the tones of a child’s imagination and dreams and the assertions of the adult mature self to reflect the complex and struggling nature of self- realization. These re-envision modes of self-representative writing are described as Bildungsroman.
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In the novel, Frankenstein is highlighted as a character of a monster which has a nurturing element but not a natural element inherently, hence making it reasonable for one to believe that this monster is entirely influenced by nurture. Any human being’s character is subject to the nurture and the author here primarily tries to clarify some natural aspects.
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This discussion talks that the novel is a pure and balanced narration of a story of the soldiers engaged in the First World War, and as opposed to many other novels, books or stories written on the same subject, the novel simply leaves no details out, narrating the whole process from the entry and recruitment of the soldiers into the war.
This paper compares the qualities of the creature to that of human beings, without considering its physical grotesqueness, essentially makes the creature one of the human beings. Consequently, this forms the major objective of the paper which is to present an argument for or against the humanity of the creature.
The paper gives detailed information about a literal analysis of Ford’s central characters Henry Lee and Keiko Okabe, which seeks to shed light on racial issues specific to before and after World War II in America and their impact on society. Henry and Keiko represent the first generation of Chinese and American immigrants respectively granted citizenship by the US government.
Sarah Grimke’s Letters on the Equality of the Sexes and the Condition of Women describes the level of inequality and discrimination that women faced in the society. Unlike Franklin’s Dream that cited a bright future for all Americans, Grimke recalls that women during her time were only allowed to remain in the house.
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The book describes past events, which have already occurred. Following the date of publication and the year, the events being discussed happened then it is evident that the authors have something to reveal about the two thousand and eight's United States of America's elections. It is definite that the authors have carried out research on the elections.
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All along the story, the characters are subjected to conditions where more than one path can be chosen as an option; a path of immoral nature or a path full of difficulties but the one which is morally correct. There also are points in the story where the characters are depicted to display being affected by guilty feelings.
The novel 1984 begins with the pathetic and deplorable state of affairs experienced by the protagonist Winston Smith, the member of Outer Party as well as Proles, along with the projection of the pictures of some Big Brother, the totalitarian despotic ruler of the imaginary State of Oceania, through billboards and posters almost everywhere.
Diversity has come with a lot of unnoticed good to the United States of America. Most minority American writers have themed their works towards highlighting the presence of diversity in the society and how diversity and multi-cultural nature of the nation have enriched the culture, beliefs, and norms in America.
Sandra L. West, while writing a biography of Angelou, remarkably notes that “The inner strength, self-worth, and acknowledged sexuality of a black sisterhood are extremely important to Angelou. For example, the female narrator of the poem “Phenomenal Woman”, symbolizing all black women, feels gorgeous and blessed with her natural attributes".
The major theme, which is portrayed through the novel, is the theme of hope amidst oppression. Oppression of women is found from the starting of the novel, which underlines the confiscation of rights of women. Mariam’s mother Nana teaches her, "Learn this now and learn it well, my daughter: Like a compass needle, a man's accusing finger always finds a woman".
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Nader is a famous political activist who is fighting for the alliance of libertarians, progressives, and conservatives against the corrupt Washington establishment. He covers the battle between the Left and Right where he stands on the Left and tries to build a bridge to being a common ground between the Left and Right.
This essay discusses that it is in the woman’s collective struggle to dream but many experiences of life stifle the dream. The reason why the Japanese women boarded the ship to America was to pursue the dream of getting married to Americans. America was better than Japan because there were stories that the women in America did not tend fields.
The novel shows the concept of the American dream, that was brought up in the story but the reality of poverty pounds on them from every corner. It was that time in America when everything seemed possible but reality keeps a person in check. People were still reminiscent of the abundances before the onslaught of the Great Depression.
This essay demonstrates that colonialism is like the serpent with many hoods each emitting poisonous fumes. Colonial tools of exploitation are militarism, economic and cultural imperialism. The main objective of the colonial powers was to destroy anything that was native and to implant the so-called colonial values.
The author sees Mr. Oke as a shy person who feels inferior in front of his own wife and wants to make an impression where, on the other hand Mrs. Oke is obsessed with a ghostly tale which encompasses her family and ancestors. Mrs. Oke’s mood revolves around the interest that she has in her ancestor’s story.
There is a great explanation of life in the whole poem. The speaker defines various stages of life in a conceptualization of events that happen throughout the life’s different phases. The title creates the beginning, explaining the concept of accepting life as it is. The various styles of the poem, the mood, and the rhyme emphasize on this phase.
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The book report highlights the distorted nature and isolation of people in the modern world through a description of such stories as “Fin de Siècle Splendor” by Zhu Tianwen, “Divine Debauchery” by Mo Yan and “Escape” by Su Tong. Chinese literature explores urban lifestyle after high technologies affected it.
The article under analysis, “Nicki Minaj, Miley Cyrus, and the VMAs: A Tone-Policing Palooza,” has a great material representing key rhetorical elements. People in the know of Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus’s opposition trigged by Minaj’s view that her work has not been nominated for Video of the Year because of her skin color and curves.
As the discussion highlights in his sonnets, the theme of love is idealized. The writer does not give a single definition of love, but rather, depicts it as an intangible collection of characteristics that make it a powerful driving force. For example, in sonnet 116, the author states “Love is an ever-fixed mark that looks on tempests and is never shaken”.
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According to me, it is an abomination of the highest order to picture women in that particular manner. A woman is neither a weaker sex nor an object to be treated in any manner. There are messages too that are directed to other audiences in that women and mothers in law are generally taught how to relate to each other.
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The author states that Ku and his mother had very little to their names. This was mainly due to the fact that Ku loved his mother too much to live her all alone as he went to look for money through his talent in the arts and crafts. This may have presented a weakness in his character but it also portrays him as a noble son.
Being a successful doctor, he does not show a good example as a father, he is a philosopher and through this, he has "an idea of the beauty of reason" (James) which he has passed on to the life of his daughter Catherine. Through seeing reason more than the daughter’s life, he ended up losing the daughter.
According to the author, the issue of social classes is a major highlight in the book. It is one of the main contributors to urban violence. Killers are made in the streets. The situations they faced forced them to engage in violent acts. They come from the poor social class that has limited opportunities to rise the ladder of success.
This essay analyzes that previously, Pla-Barber and Alegre (2013) had suggested that innovation development process should not be neglected in knowledge transfer studies and needed to be scrutinized further in the multinational contexts. The researchers have identified several gaps that exist in this research.
A the paper declares there exist contrasting opinions and debates on the various aspects of the academic calendar in the United States of America. However, these arguments are geared towards the realization of better academic policies and consequently higher levels of performance in terms of grades and competitiveness.
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In Mukherjee’s novel, the main character is searching for an identity as well as her true self. However, the search was not caused by migration; it started on the day the girl was born. Hence, it appears that Jyoti was born in the Indian village of Hasnapur. More than that, she was the fifth daughter in the large family having nine children.
The Victorian Era is characterized by vast industrialization and outstanding progress in science and technology. Although there were improved living standards, there was also a very wide gap between social classes. Societal restrictions were also pronounced especially in terms of gender differences. Gissing, through his novel, exposed the realities that women faced, along with their innermost desire for transformation and freedom from the bondage of gender inequality.
The researcher of the essay examines authors of realism and modernism. The experiences of the writer are brought out to the reader through an objectified voice behind the work of literature supported by various literary devices. This voice is that of the persona. The changing tone, mood, and experiences of the persona represent the writer’s state of mind.
Samsa was bored with his job, a job that made him feel worthless because he felt no meaning in his everyday work duties; however, he must continue because of his social role as his family's breadwinner. Samsa complained of being a salesman that made him stay “[d]ay in, day out on the road” and where he experienced.
However, the author was able to secure a descent job in the office. Discrimination was common in the streets. The Koreans were treated like slaves with words such as Yobo being used to mean slaves.
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For completing this paper secondary sources- books (History of English Literature), different articles (from web), pdfs were used. Throughout ages comparisons of the writing styles of the writers are done. For example- “The Life of Cowley” by Samuel Johnson contains the comparison of the writing style of Cowley with the other metaphysical poets and Milton. “Samuel Johnson on Writing and Creative Doggedness” by Maria Popova contains the comparison of Samuel Johnson with Thomas Edison.
This essay analyzes that "Mao II" is a book filled with many defining features which cover elements of writing, terrorism, dictatorship, media, extremism and other social and political phenomenon. Delillo wrote the book in a way that these elements are interconnected with each other, affecting the society, the world, and the individuals.
Makowsky and Collins survey the ideas and lives of the societal thinkers who have formed and persist to falsify ethnicity in sociology. Both authors interlace conceptual and biographical particulars into a tapestry of the history of social consideration of the 19th and 20th centuries, that is both appealing and thrilling.
According to the report E.J. Pratt's poems may be divided into two categories, the longer epic narrative poems which have drawn more public attention and the shorter variety. The poem “Ice floes” is an example of the former, while the poem “Newfoundland” is an example of the latter. These poems deal with the theme of the sea and its constituents.
Biographical account written by Roosevelt was the Rough Riders. This book gives information regarding his experiences of the Spanish-American War, which was an important stage in the growth of the personality of Roosevelt.
From this research, it is clear that the two writers Acahti and Tomkins are both haunted by voices, or at least the quest to find them. The voices that they hear or need to hear speak of the need for deep introspection that leads to existential transformation and/or psychological liberation.
According to the report that Hamlet was an extremely sensitive person is evident from his reactions at the murder of his father. His mind was disturbed and he was determined to take revenge especially when he was convinced of the identity of the murderer. He was horrified at his mother having incestuous relations.
Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864) is one of the most well-known and prolific American writers of all-time. During his lifetime, he produced several novels and numerous short stories. His body of work fits into the Romantic period of American literature, and his writings exhibit the emphases of this style: symbolism, aestheticism, and moralism (Brown 149-150).
The Blacks wanted to discover their African roots and shun the American heritage. This conflict tore them apart. Dee had been fortunate enough to receive education at Augusta and she felt superior to her mother and sister. She gives up her roots and adopts the African culture. Maggie had been the oppressed one and represents the underclass that has been left behind by the Wangero’s .
Like Angelou, I was brought to the bottom of society and expected to be happy with my place there, but I proved stronger than that and fostered my own identity to emerge with a very strong sense of who I was and pride in my own accomplishments. As I stood at the portals of the Academy full of hope, I also had deep feelings of trepidation.
According to the paper the way in which Jeannette Winterson approaches her subject, through the experience of two main characters, Henri and Villanelle, gives this novel a unique perspective on the idea of passion as something “in between” everything else that nevertheless cannot be denied. Passion is a relatively unfamiliar emotion to the people with whom he grew up.
The author states that in the film we have young men who are experiencing release into the patriarchal society in which they will exist. The role of the maternal object of fear is supplanted by tough talking mentally and physically abusive drill sergeant who utilizes the fear of castration as a tool in assuring the success of his recruits.
From this paper it is clear that as with any scientific experiment, there were a few rules: She refused to fall back on skills derived from her education or professional experience (claiming only a partial college education) and promised to accept both the highest paid job and the cheapest accommodations available.
The paper describes how critics have attributed a multitude of religious attitudes to the fact that Bronte herself had experiences with several Christian ideologies, from her Anglican father to her Calvinist schooling. Jane’s first experiences with Christianity in the novel begin with her schooling under the awful guidance of Brocklehurst.
The 1969 book is an account of her youth in rural Mississippi growing up on a plantation as a child of sharecroppers, followed by her work as civil rights activist and eventual flight from the South. Although she published a collection of short stories entitled Mr. Death in 1975, it is her autobiography, Coming of Age in Mississippi for which she is most recognized.
If we meet a family that comes from a different nation, we may be eager to know all about that family. In the short story "Chin" the narrator tells about what he knew about Chin from watching him from day to day. Though the narrator’s family and the Chins had different cultures and their own household problems.
Eliot skillfully uses a wealth of imagery and symbolism to highlight this poignant recital of one mans’ pilgrimage of faith and self-discovery, which is widely acknowledged to reflect the poets’ own journey from agnosticism to belief and his conversion to the Anglican Church in 1927 - the year in which The Journey of the Magi was written.