Category: Literature 5177
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Fanny Price in Jane Austen’s “Mansfield Park”
Fanny Price, the heroine of the novel Mansfield Park by Jane Austen, is one of those characters who are always correct and perceives, think, do, and speaks, as she ought to. She is a perfect picture of virtue and morality. That is why she is referred to as “prim, proper, and priggish” (Emsley 107). The…
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Defamiliarization in Tristram Shandy
As it is well-known nowadays, a special artistic technique is meant under the term “defamiliarization”. Its main meaning is that the audience is forced to perceive the suggested things and actions from a distance, in an unfamiliar way, as if they were strangers there. The technique is aimed at the rejection of the necessity or…
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“The Color Purple” by Alice Walker
Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion References Introduction Learning is the process that determines the further life of every single human being. The more knowledge you have, the stronger you are in all respects. Here, knowledge does not necessarily refer to the scholarly knowledge as such. It encompasses all the possible spheres of the…
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“The Turn of the Screw” a Novel by Henry James
Table of Contents Introduction Overview of the Novel The Theme of Postmodern Feminism Criticism about the Demonstrated Theme of Feminism Conclusion Works Cited Introduction As literature about socioeconomic, cultural, and political differences and bias between genders continues to accumulate, some authors of books seem to change their writing agendas towards focusing on addressing the forgotten…
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Seamus Heaney’s Stylistic Features
Seamus Heaney (1939-2003) is one of the prominent figures in the modern Irish poetry. Awarded with the Nobel Prize in 1995, the poet was the author of multiple collections of verse, literary essays, and translations. Seamus Heaney is an outstanding creative individual; his uniqueness is reflected through his poetic language, the interpretation of the incidents…
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The Lesson by Bambara: Summary of a Short Story
The injustice of life is widely spread across the world and throughout time. Poverty and disparity are the critical elements of societal distress, and numerous national and ideological attempts have been made in order to eliminate societal and financial inequalities. However, most of these attempts have failed to exempt people from the unfair nature of…
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Vanity, Evil, Immortality in “The Picture of Dorian Gray” by Oscar Wilde
Table of Contents Introduction Oscar Wilde and the Victorian Society The Plot of The Picture of Dorian Gray Analysis of the Main Themes: Vanity, Evil, and Immortality Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The Picture of Dorian Gray is arguably Oscar Wilde’s most well-known and most debated work. Set in Victorian England, the story revolves around Dorian…
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Sonny’s Blues by James Baldwin: Analysis and Critique
For my literary research paper, I am going to write about “Sonny’s Blues” by James Baldwin. Analyzing this story, I will focus on the characters of two brothers: the narrator and Sonny, and their conflicts. Both brothers lived two completely different lifestyles and yet they both feel spiritually trapped. I will try to analyze the…
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Violence and Generational Trauma in There There by Orange
“He did what? I’m sure that’s not true, he is not that type of person. I’ll talk to him and see what really happened.” The majority of sexual violence cases often go unreported in the United States. This may be due to society doubting the victim when they come forward as they continue to relieve…
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Kazuko Itoi Is the Authentic (Japanese) Name of the Writer Monica Sone
Kazuko’s attitude toward the American people during and after her relocation. Kazuko Itoi is the authentic (Japanese) name of the writer Monica Sone, who was born in the United States to Japanese parents, first-generation immigrants. As the story progresses, this balance of the two components of her personality periodically changes depending on external factors. Her…