Category: Literature 5177
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Poetry of Seamus Heaney and Sinéad Morrissey
Table of Contents Introduction Seamus Heaney Sinéad Morrissey Conclusion References Introduction Seamus Heaney and Sinéad Morrissey are prominent modern Irish authors who address the past and the present in their poetry; they combine personal experiences, historical events, and stylistic devices to bring the reader closer to the themes they explore. Both of them focus on…
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How Tennessee Williams’s Life Influenced His Work
Table of Contents Introduction Early days Education Tennessee Williams as a writer The influence of his life on his works The death Works Cited Introduction Tennessee Williams is considered one of the most successful American playwrights of the mid-1900s. Ben Brantley’s summary on ‘A Century of American Theatre’ states that “by the mid- 1950s, “the…
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Code of Honor in Calderon’s Life is a Dream
Something that seems to have died out of the world today is the strong sense of honor depicted in many of the plays and other literature produced in numerous countries throughout the past several centuries. This code of honor that has been passed down to us through many different mediums and in many different voices…
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“A Short History of Nearly Everything” by William Bryson
The Book “A Short History of Nearly Everything”, written by a famous American author William Bryson is considered a brilliant combination of science and fiction books. It is worth mentioning that such a term as science fiction is not quite appropriate in this case because it does not show the most peculiar features of this…
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“Girl With a Pearl Earring” by Tracy Chevalier
As we can see in “Girl with a Pearl Earring”, written by Tracy Chevalier, the author can be free in selection of facts and settings. The novel is a kind of composition on a free topic or the description of one’s feelings at the time of looking at the picture. Thus Tracy Chevalier tried to…
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“Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening” by Robert Frost
The poem dramatizes the conflict between nature and the worldly activities, Frost places emphasis on natural things and reinforces his point that natural things are much better and beautiful than the worldly things. The poem is extremely well written and it is written in monosyllables throughout. Lines like “My little horse must think it queer”…
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Mitch Albom’s “Tuesdays with Morrie” Reflections
Morrie’s lessons are a guideline to veritable values The professor’s lessons personify communication, love, and moral values. Morrie’s story is rather emotionally charged, through which the reader could perceive the eternal topic of life and death. Those lessons captivated me with the problems they revealed and the amazing solutions taken The book is a marvelous…
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Bidpai’s “The Camel and His Friends” Story Analysis
Lying at the crossroads between a children’s story and a part of the folklore-related legacy of a specific ethnicity, fables have a very special place in literature. With recurring characters and basic yet important life lessons to offer to their readers, fables serve as a shorthand for conveying important messages and often represent cautionary tales…
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Alienation Concept in the “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain
The romanticism of wandering, freedom, and estrangement from social norms attracted a number of authors; and this cohort of writers who extolled vagrancy includes Mark Twain with his “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”. A number of critics and experts refer to the specified piece of literature as a picaresque novel1, or a virtually never-ending narrative that…
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“We Need New Names” by Bulawayo
The main character of We Need New Names is called Darling. The first half of the book follows her in a post-colonial Zimbabwe. Even though the country is officially independent, it is going through dramatic changes and is economically unstable. Later, Darling moves to her aunt living in the U. S. but cannot call America…