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Based on workshop activities, self-reflection, reading blogs, reading reviews and reflexivity and logical reasoning, this task assesses how I have become more creative in terms of evaluation and analysis of issues. The workshop reflection on days 1 and 3 were particularly great breakthroughs and critical discoveries in terms of science, art and innovation which have resulted in combining creative and critical thinking.
According to the paper, light and dark are woven throughout the narrative, to add to the plot. The brilliant social gatherings that form a large part of the story, contrast with the dark mystery of Gatsby’s antecedents. Fitzgerald liberally uses the contrast between light and dark colors to effectively delineate the setting of his novel, to depict Daisy’s appeal.
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The article makes great use of satire. Swift proposes the sale and consumption of Irish babies to economically benefit Irish parents and give them a better life. Swift’s satirical proposal employs a good choice of words, a proper attitude, stirs emotions, uses exaggeration and proper structure, as well as lofty and contradicting language.
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The story had themes of environmentalism and the importance and strength of bonds which exist in the family. Written in simplistic and poetic prose, the book presented detailed descriptions of the surroundings, the natural beauty of Forrest’s home in the Appalachian Mountains and nature in general.
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While it was originally expected that peer monitoring is a single construct in line with agency theory’s claims, the research revealed otherwise. During the study, two types of peer monitoring were well defined and studied – direct and indirect peer monitoring. Direct peer monitoring involves a worker detecting their peers’ results.
The author states that different reasons can be seen in the tragic conclusion and suicide of Romeo and Juliet. Romeo can also be blamed for causing the circumstances that ultimately lead to their death. His indecisiveness can be seen from his pursuance of Rosaline to an extent that he enters a party of the Capulets to see her.
Despite its difficulty, there are several layers of meaning attached to the story which only become clear once a person is aware of both the nature of the modernism movement and the events in the story itself. In fact, without a background regarding modernism and modernist literature, it would be more or less impossible to understand and enjoy this work.
The critics aptly proclaim that literature is the mirror of life, which reflects the social, cultural, religious and economic background of the era, during which that piece of literature has been created.
In addition, although the two writers are very much aware of the conventions of story-writing, they both do what they prefer to do with their story. They narrated as naturally as they could and both capture the minds and hearts of their readers that they continue to read until the last word is over.
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Upcycling is a form of recycling that refers to converting waste material into newer ones that are of better quality and environmentally friendly. Therefore, the author is discouraging the readers of this book from the downcycling of waste material. Downcycling is a form of recycling that refers to converting waste material into fabric with lower quality or decreased functionality.
He gets a wife, Abeeba, whose character is the opposite of his. The comparison between the two characters helps draw out and explain the change in the quality of the social and business life that the main character experiences after getting Abeeba for a wife.
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Timothy Brook’s book, ‘Vermeers Hat’ and Sidney Mintz’s ‘Sweetness and Power’ offer elaborate accounts of trade in a number of commodities in the seventeenth century. They give wonderful insights into the production, conduct of the trade in them and the various outstanding roles the commodities played in the societies that traded in them.
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At the time that Pacetta was assigned the duty of district manager in the sales office of Xerox’s Cleveland, conditions were weird in the organization. It took Pacetta no more than just one year to identify loopholes in the organizational system and take necessary measures to change the organizational culture for the better.
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Our inner selves are empty without a proper self-understanding, in case our inner emotional rods are absent. A feeling of love is the most reliable bonding agent, which helps us keep ourselves together even in the face of death. A real love is something that cannot be lost. It exists for years and it becomes the most authentic feeling of our lives
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Higgins comes across as the character of contradictory traits for the reader. We have analyzed three distinct traits of Professor Higgins. These traits stay very much constant throughout the play. He is absent-minded throughout the play and only acknowledges Eliza as a subject of study. He is extremely insulting to her throughout the play
Culturally shaped meanings are created and interpreted in a culturally shaped context using culturally shaped codes to engender communication. These culturally shaped meanings are body signals, facial expressions, intonation, gestures, and nuances in behavior. While many emotional expressions are displayed universally, a significant part of non-verbal communication behavior varies from culture to culture.
"Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?" is a short story written by Joyce Carol Oates in 1966. It tells the story of a teenage girl named Connie who is faced with the unsettling encounter of Arnold Friend, a mysterious man who seems to represent a menacing force in her life.
In addition, it will examine how death can be interpreted by readers on a personal level, as well as how death impacts our own lives. It will also look at different ways societies have dealt with death throughout history, and how this has shaped our current practices. The essay aims to provide insight into the complex concept of death, and its place in life. Ultimately, it seeks to explore the reality of death and its impact on human existence.
Jane austen has proven that foolish people suffer for their foolish acts while at the same time brings out the connection between sense and success. Austen clarifies this by giving the characters and qualities in order to show case what she feels about sense and self-restraint and the roles they play in shaping up the destiny of different characters
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Realism in literature, as the name suggests, is a literary style that seeks to make literature resemble real-life experiences. Realism refers to a literary movement or theory that endeavors to represent life as it is bereft of idealization or romanticism (Farley 1). Simply put, literary realism uses fiction to give accurate descriptions of the real-life experiences of its subjects.
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Generally, the author of the poem is presently unknown but it is believed to have been written between the 8th and 11th centuries. Among the main characters in the poem are Beowulf, Grendel, Hygelac, Hrothgar, Hrothulf, Grendel’s mother, Hildeburh Eschere, Wealhtheow and Wiglaf as described by (Anonymous).
Charles Dickens does this for instance in such works as ‘Oliver Twist’, which deals with how society deals with unmarried mothers and their children under the workhouse system. Despite the fact that the authors deal with fictional characters, the situations in which the characters find themselves often have their counterparts in real life, situations that would be familiar to readers of the time.
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Described as the suppression or restriction of books whose contents are considered questionable and harmful, book censorship is an act that has existed for a long time now. In fact, it is not new even to the very democratic societies where freedom of speech is deemed stronger, and where prominent works such as James Joyce’s “Ulysses”, Theodore Dreiser’s “Sister Carrie” and D.H Lawrence’s “Sons and Lovers” have featured in history of banned books.
The city of New York plays an important role in Truman Capote’s short novel Breakfast at Tiffany’s, but it is a subtle role. Capote does not devote nearly as much text to his descriptions of the city as he does to the descriptions and interactions of the characters, but he uses his descriptions as a sort of canvas on which to display the themes he is presenting.
When one has finished reading Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, and Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhy then another must-read text is The Madwoman in the Attic by Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar. The two books, Jane Eyre and The Madwoman in the Attic are surprising by the coherence in their themes and imagery owing to the fact that the writers of these books were historically and geographically distant from each other.
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This research concentrates on health issues that exist among UAE people, particularly diabetes. The research has been carried out through both secondary and primary sources. The secondary sources entailed a literature review on various tools while the primary sources entailed tools such as quantitative questionnaires.
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The most immediate and notable effects of the shock of war in Syria has well been captured in the book "A Journal Of The Plague Year” by Daniel Defoe. What Defoe capture are the psychological challenges and complexities people are facing as a result of the difficult life they are forced to undergo. This according to the author is manifested through chronic phobias.
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The advent of the mobile phone in the 21st century has changed the way individuals communicate and interact in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as well as other parts of the world. The introduction of the mobile phone was intended to serve adults and the business world rather than young individuals (Campbell 3).
Reading the introduction to the book Regulating Aversion by Professor of Political Science at the University of California Berkeley, Wendy Brown reminded me of this precise sitcom because the book focuses on the way Americans deal with tolerance. I find that the show has the ability to portray society’s form of tolerance in an exaggerated manner.
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Mark Twain has written a number of novels, short stories, essays, and autobiographies depicting his intellectual and noteworthy talent in writing. Twain wrote for the time in which, he existed. His works show realism and factual presentations of people and society. He has composed many short stories, all highlighting different aspects of society.
The identification of idealism as an integral aesthetic source in the works which have been published in the nineteenth century and beyond is comprehensive such that authors, in their quest to incorporate idealistic views and perceptions have been granted the liberty to mold the notion as per their requirements or desires.
Culture is the cumulative deposit of experience, beliefs, knowledge, values, attitudes, hierarchies, religion, meanings, notions of time, spatial relations, roles, concepts of the universe, and material objects. it also comprises possessions acquired by a particular group of people in the process of developing generations through group striving
This paper will then place the novel in its historical context by analyzing and paralleling the historical events captured by Brown in the novel. It will then explore the political context of Wieland and identify the conflicts and problems faced by the new American Republic by analyzing the characterizations of the members of the Wieland family.
In order to honor one’s deepest truth, one must first discover what the truth is and then apply that truth to everyday life (Nelson 30). The life of Edna Pontellier in The Awakening signifies the search, discovery, and application of an individual’s deepest truth. Edna, a wealthy New Orleans housewife, attempts to find the deepest truth about her by conforming to society’s norms.
It is essential to state that over the last several decades, there have been tremendous changes in gender roles with particular reference to education, the workplace, and the family. In contemporary society, more women are now gaining access to higher education than was the case in the 18th and 19th centuries.
In 1591, when the fable of ‘Posopopoia: Or, Mother Hubbard’s Tale’, in decasyllabic heroic couplets, was published as part of ‘Complaints Containing Sundry Small Poems of the World's Vanity’, Spenser was already a famous poet as his famed ‘Faerie Queene’ had been widely acclaimed the previous year and his ‘Shepheardes Calender’ was so popular that it had gone to four printings.
The poem ‘Mother Hubbard’s Tale’ written by a renowned poet, Mr. Edmund Spenser and published in 1591 is a masterpiece of a satirical fable written in Chaucer’s style. It consists of four tales. The tales are supposedly narrated by an old lady given the name ‘Mother Hubbard’ while the poet plays the role of the audience.
‘The Shepheardes Calender’ is an extended poem by Elizabeth’s poet, Edmund Spenser (circa 1522 – 1599). It is perhaps not as well known as his ‘Faerie Queene,’ but both include praise of the Queen, Elizabeth I. It is written in 1579 and included in the Stationers’ Register of 1591. It was printed only under the name of ‘Immerito’ in the first instance.
It is essential to state that Spenser's epic poem The Faerie Queene (1590-96), is a romance in allegorical form, the primary aim of which was to glorify and praise his monarch, Elizabeth I, then queen of England. It was also presumably designed to enhance Spenser’s place in Elizabethan society, as it proved to do.
Spenser’s allegorical epic poem ‘Faerie Queene’ was a product of its time. Wauchope ( 2005) describes in his introduction to the text of the Gutenberg Project how there was a revival of ideas about chivalry and the rise of new ideas about national identity. The queen was closely linked to both of these.
The onset of anti-Vietnam War movement in the United States began soon after the Vietnam War broke out. Following the war break out, various movements emerged, some anti-war movements advocated for USA’s continued involvement in the Vietnam War whereas some movements opposed the involvement of the USA in the war on grounds that they wanted peace.
Isaac Asimov, an American author, who wrote many popular science fiction books as well as non-fiction books, brought many scientific concepts to the common man in a simple manner. Asimov has been particularly remembered for his approach to bringing together science and technology and human ethics in his works.
Creativity is a rooted aspect within literature and it characterizes the uniqueness with which every artist brings out various aspects of their expertise. Postmodernism has significantly changed the way of thinking of both artists and their audiences creating an environment where everything is possible with art and art has virtually no limits.
John Nicholson has portrayed a great depth of extant scholarship, especially in terms of content mastering. This is indicated in various thematic presentations poems are developed in a way that there is no definite environment of a subject that dominates his poetry. This mastery is present in the degree of familiarity with the field of poetry in all three editions of his poems.
Generally speaking, this paper seeks to critically examine the two editions of Felicia Hemans’ The Domestic Affections and Other Poems in reference to a psychoanalytic literary criticism theory. Psychoanalytic criticism theory will be used as a key literary theory to critically examine Heman’s poems.
Basically, in this article, Sir Phillip Sidney discusses in-depth the significance of poetry. He begins by sharing his experience at the Emperor’s court. While at the emperor’s court, Sidney and his friend Edward Wotton devoted themselves to learning the horsemanship of John Pietro Pugliano. Pugliano praised his faculty as a horseman saying that “Soldiers were the noblest of mankind and horsemen were the noblest of soldiers.”
In this paper, the similarity of the traditional man in Australian literature and in McGahan’s novel praise is critically compared to find out the features of Australian masculine identity that have not been eroded by time. The paper concentrates on and supports McGahan’s portrayal of the Australian man as a man who is afflicted by an identity crisis
Tempted to settle for half—for the loss of meaning and the loss of consequence endemic in the whole complex of personal and social relationships, the American way of living as Miller sees it—the heroes of these plays, no matter how perversely, are still attached to life, still moved by irresistible desires for a name, a significance, a meaning.
Multi-modality and non-verbal expression is often stifled in normal education. This can be attributed to the dominance of written and literal language. Nonetheless, visual or non-written languages are important in making cognitive links that are essential in learning. Art as an example of a multi-modal medium integrates visual and text.
Rabindranath Tagore is one of the greatest poets that ever existed in India. He has written poems in various niches. He has tremendous potential in the use of words if he uses them properly. In his poem, he has given it a substance that is fantastic, and this has been done by the incorporation of words that are used properly.