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The word “modernity” was hardly used in the study of the English language of the Chinese literature prior to 1989. Since the field is described as modern, this appears ironic. Nevertheless, it denotes the ideological nature in the way in which modernity in China is thought of, particularly in the West as well as China (Lu 35).
This essay discusses that in the consideration of Edgar, Catherine demonstrates both the need to honor time-honored tradition as well as the need for personal material gain. In seeking a match of equal or greater significance than her own family name, Catherine’s marriage to Edgar could be seen as a means of bringing honor back to the family line.
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The story reveals the conflict between man’s primeval, natural instinct towards violence and physical dominance and the learned reason inculcated by civilized society forms in the central theme of "Sunday in the Park". Her personality reflects the dichotomy between her conventional behavior and her instinct to submit to force.
Louisa May Alcott’s novel, Little Women, is a timeless classic. A much beloved text, it has stood the literary test of time. One of the fascinating features of this story is the four different variations of womanhood, as seen through the characterization of the March sisters, each one different and with her own ideas and dreams.
They are also considered to be powerful and persuasive, which only comes back to them not being able to be trusted. The story begins with King Sharayar and his chief vizier, Shahzaman. Both men, in a short amount of time from the other, have felt the pain and betrayal of their wives committing acts of infidelity.
This essay also discusses Frankenstein (1818) or the Modern Prometheus which is a novel written by a British author Mary Shelly. The novel has arguably spawned a complete genre of horror stories and scientific fiction. Early critics greeted the novel with praise and disdain. There are more differences between the movie and the book than there are similarities.
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The central theme puts light on the causes and issues that demanded an egalitarian society in the country. During the period between 1964 and 1973, baby boomers started to change their perspective on the issues of individual rights, civil rights, and democracy as well.
This thesis will study 'Gold-dust Dynasty" from the anthropological perspective, with particular emphasis on the medical anthropological perspective. As there is a scarcity of previous studies of "Gold-dust Dynasty", the review will consist of previous works on related topics and briefly introduce the methodology of critical medical anthropology.
Ashram is secluded from the mad rush of city life and embodies peace. It is a place where a person can be at peace with himself and nature. He is not overtly impressed by the meditation techniques and the routine of the ashram that had forbidden him to take any tea or coffee. But, interestingly, the ashram is routine.
From this paper, it is clear that Dickens points law as that what the government and parliaments enact as law. He seems to support positivists who argue that law is the command of the sovereign buttressed by sanctions. Law is that which is posted either as an order, decision, practice or that which is tolerated.
“Rivers of Shadows” shows a biographical portrait of the photographer Eadweard Muybridge. It is about the history of how the western countries got to develop and the different technological change in the nineteenth century. There are pictures from the book that shows the development of the film industry that led to the current Hollywood.
From this paper, it is clear that the political activity that the engaged, which was making postcards and posting them out to the people so that they could create a resistance to the Nazi Government, helped to keep their relationship blossoming since they were close together and worked together.
The person in the story has apparently gone through the bygone days, and as he comes back to normal, he remembers that he is the person who has ceased to share out his message as he is not successful in purging his heart to sorrows and the loneliness he went through those days. There were two siblings in the story.
Poems are a unique type of composition developed to express certain ideas, emotions, imaginations, and experiences in such a manner that particular information is relayed to the audience. They usually use different literary techniques that bring about a particular pattern of rhyme, metaphors, and other techniques.
This essay discusses that Willa Cather uses many extracts and hidden contexts to get the reader’s attention to realize the real relationship between the Forresters. The novel develops around Mrs. Forrester. The events that transpired during in Mr. Forrester’s house created a sense of anticipation among the readers.
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From this paper it is clear that the allusion this author makes bears weight for the entire book: hidden inside the story of her childhood is this reference to the world’s major belief systems, all in a line, and all questioning her ability to be a prophet, since she was a woman (Satrapi 6).
From this paper, it is clear that works οf fiction do not consist οf a few objective data aspects. All this is in contrast to the former structuralist tradition, which had the purpose οf unmasking or reducing the text to its fundamental and definitive structure οf meaning. This reduces the chance to combine literary theory with indexing theories.
he trio, Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southey, are recognized as the founders and, as time progressed, Byron, Shelley and Keats were added in spite of the fact that this new group of poets denounced the older for political reasons” (Welleck, 2003).
The novel has attained general acclaim as the most remarkable fictional creation of multiculturalism. Religion is one of the most significant aspects which directly deal with the question of multiculturalism and it has a prominent place in determining the positive and negative results of multiculturalism.
I will be concentrating on the second part of the book, which had a series of poems that lamented strong external influences that break the spirit of a black family. “Running Man’s” relevance and connection to the entire piece cannot be ignored as Eady managed to identify the stereotypes and the perceptions of every white and black American at the time.
Each human being he met showed the same hatred for him. These circumstances made him kill William by choking him. He also framed Justine out of vengeance because his own creature disowned him. But by the end of the story, the creature feels lonely and segregated and begs Victor to create a female counterpart. He is alone in this world full of people who just judge him by his appearance (Shelley).
e of the Frontier in American History, he examines how American frontier and modernization developed into a unique culture, and unveiled individualism.
According to the paper Sykes presents this tale with the rambling, conversational style of a chum at the bar while presenting key concepts of the science and the evidence to back his claims. Although most of the book is a journalistic account of his progress in the field and the results of his inquiries.
As mentioned earlier in this paper, the definitions of superstition were different from the present ones, in eighteenth century English society. Writers like Swift, with an almost prophetic ability, foresaw the schisms in the society that would be a result of the conflicts between religion and superstition on the one side and materialism on the other.
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The researcher of this paper explores Eliot's plays in the context of classicism and modernism. The key to appreciating and making sense of Eliot’s works requires understanding the core inconsistency that the “greatest literary Modernist should also be our greatest modern conservative”.
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The novel represents a Japanese gay literature in the male protagonist ‘I’ who confesses his homosexuality secret. However, the application of the word homosexual is not appropriate in the context because of the modern western concept imposed against the Japanese concept of male homosexuality which is referred to as male love.
Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures through Wonderland does not reinforce Victorian stereotypes about women. While some may interpret it as projecting the Victorian ideal of girlhood, a critical reading of the narrative reinforces the argument that it rebels against that ideal. Alice is not the demure, pleasant and obedient ideal of Victorian girlhood.
The study of the messages conveyed and the meanings of the literary works such as novels can be considered important in the understanding of the history of human civilization. The essay is aimed to discuss the representative role of the novels in terms of the study of the cultural anthropology of the human culture.
Revolutions often cause widespread dehumanization. Because of the thousands of lives that get destroyed during the course of revolutions, we tend to view these deaths more as statistics than as real, ordinary lives lost. The papers publish these numbers and we tend to get used to reading about twenty more, a hundred more lives lost, without really wondering about it at all. Marjane Satrapi tries to undo this effect in several ways in her graphic novel, Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood.
From this paper, it is clear that the motive of the character in this passage is to go further from the presence of other human beings, in search of inner peace. This is a quintessential example of the author since from the beginning, the author has employed the use of an extraordinary character that one would find hard to fit into the society.
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The novel is inspired by his elementary school conversation with the classmate who desired to have blue eyes. The main objective of this essay is to critically analyze the naturalism and realism aspects demonstrated in the novel. Therefore, we shall critically analyze the theme, characters and the plot of the novel.
The book was being banded on "Index of prohibited books " due to Machiavelli use of free will, evil man-ship, and negative behavior. The book can be counted as a reaction to Machiavelli life's problems as he lived during a time of serious political decline in Italy when Italy was being overrun and subdued by the French.
A writer invariably connects his life experiences through his characters. One will not be able to avoid this, howsoever intelligently one may try—and why should one try at all? Transplant the thought processes through the life processes of the characters-- a good, believable, and acceptable story by the readers emerges.
This essay describes both stories, that expound on the constant human themes of loss, regret, pain, and suffering to have a profound impact on their readers and have attained the status of literary classics; the themes appeal to certain individuals but the lessons they contained are universal indeed.
The essay describes that the connecting of lives in the novel represents the importance of unity among humankind and the feeling of security and stability that closely connected human strive to achieve. The braid itself is a symbol for the significance man places on close familial ties. It has less to do with consanguinity and more to do with common humanity
limited to subject matter and provides no information about the essential literary elements of ‘literature written especially for children.’ As a result, this definition is no longer adequate for today’s modern applications, but widespread debate continues regarding how
The research shows dilemma that is known one to readers of Conrad. The ingenious, moral man enters a dimension of peril and temptations; he fights, alone, to uphold his morality. Frequently he fails. But in Heart of Darkness the issue is quite complicated, for here the probable moralities, the manners of control, may be perceived to be less accessible, as options or alternatives, illusory.
This essay discusses that at face value, Achebe’s use of proverbs in "Things Fall Apart" can be considered a stylistic marking of the distinct cultural and religious aspects of Igbo life. The proverbs significantly characterize the cultural background embodied of the Igbo, and are, therefore, an effective tool to inject this background.
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The story of the novel revolves around the medical case of a boy who was turned into a girl during a minor surgery performed to do his circumcision. But unfortunately the surgery goes wrong and the boy is now turned into a girl named Brenda with an identical twin named Brian. However, the newly transformed Brenda became the most discussed subject.
The author used self- reliance to engage with readers in a creative manner. Self reliance was also used with an aim of improving the contemporary culture. Self-reliance is seen in instances where Thoreau refuses to be in companionship with others. Although, he recognizes the significance of companionship.
This paper gives a review of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings". Descriptions and perceptions vary from person to person and thus there can never be a definite meaning of anything. The prose is a mixture of crests and troughs resulting in a very unique rhythmic flow of lessons.
The purpose of this paper is to examine the technology of stem cell research and its endless possibilities, with regard to the question of ethics. This novel looks closely at the topic of both stem cell therapy and research by applying it to a real life situation in which Science can provide a solution and a cure.
These governments attempted to control every aspect of peoples’ lives by taking away individuality and forcing the inhabitants to simply accept what was occurring. Brave New World is set in the future, in a world where the government has developed a way to control the minds of everyone in society, in order to make them content with everything that is happening in their lives.
McEwen creates a story in which a man experiences traumatic events that occur from a distance, in the form of an experienced threat, and then by way of a personal event. In Double Vision, by Pat Barker, the experience of losing a loved one through the traumatic event of a war is then echoed in the experiences of the characters.
From this paper, it is clear that in the novel, Ryan is portrayed one who has a habit of flying frequently. Ryan goes round firing and telling off those who have gone back work. And in the film, Ryan goes around giving motivational speeches to individuals. He makes a living by traveling to different work areas in the States.
This essay analyzes that Dorian’s sense of morality can be explored through his relationship with Lord Henry Wotton. It is on a fateful situation that Basil Hallward, an expert artist who painted Dorian’s portrait, introduces him to Lord Henry. In Lord Henry, we can identify an elegant, witty and intelligent individual.
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In this research paper author compares crime fiction and real life crimes, that happened in the United States, describes advantages and disadvantages of fiction. The researches uses many crime fiction books as comparative examples, such as The Rule of Four and well-known Da Vinci Code written by Dan Brown.
This essay demonstrates that both the novel and movie establish a government security function to keep the citizens locked inside their homes. In "The Stand", when the first carrier of the flu known as Campion lands upon Arnette, Texas, the government securities take a fast approach by tracking him.
When I first read this poem, the beautiful scenery of the poem attracted me. The scene described emerged in my imagination as a perfect place to relax. I floated through the words of this poem on a beautiful imagined evening until I reached the last sentence, “I have wasted my life.” This line puzzled me.