Sometimes trying your best isnât enough. The film âA Raisin in the Sun by âLorraine Hansberry's is based on The Youngers who are an African-American family living in the southside of Chicago. The family lives in a low income apartment structure that only has only one bathroom per floor. The Youngers family is faced with financial responsibilities that need to...
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In my opinion people are born neutral. Your behavior can depend on how you were raised. There are people that are very influential to you in a positive or negative way. Our attitude can be changed from being around people who make bad choices. If you are around good people then you will make better choices around others. The books...
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Abstract The âPygmalion effectâ usually refers to the fact that people, often children, students or employees, turn to live up to whatâs expected of them and they tend to do better when treated as if they are capable of success(Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia). However, the positive teaching expectations do not necessarily lead to high student achievement. The case of the...
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Introduction to Symbolism in 'A Midsummer Nightâs Dream Society fuels the idea of how people should live their lives through many vessels, including the likes of social media and advertising. People positioned higher class or celebrities display lives that everyone holds on a pedestal, as a building block to live up to, meaning everyone wants to advance to their level....
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Many playwriters use Symbolism as of technique in their plays to obtain a dramatic affect and allow playwrights to give their audience a more meaningful understanding of the play on a different extent; this makes the play more fascinating. Symbolism can be used to add tension to a scene, to foreshadow certain events in a play or even to give...
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While we always like to believe that we are rational and logical, we are commonly and constantly influenced by constant bias in our lives. Sometimes these biases are easy to recognize and sometimes they are far more difficult to notice. Bias affects our decision-making process throughout the entire day and influences how we think, how we feel, and how we...
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While observing the Wingfield family in âThe Glass Menagerie,â it is quite apparent that all members of the family exhibit the quality of âcrippled.â Amanda is a very demanding mother with a crippled sense of reality, Laura is a crippled young woman who is very fragile both physically and emotionally, and Tom is a young man full of crippling guilt...
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In the tragedies we read, the downfall of the tragic heroes was due to their fear of weakness and the consequential justice that lead to their deaths. Death, a common trait in all tragedies, shows that as humans, the protagonistsâ folly leads to drastic consequences in the unforeseeable future. Examples of fear and justice in tragic stories are that peripeteia...
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Throughout the many stories we read and the few movies weâve watched this semester, there have been forms of violence in every one. I found that in most of the stories we read, men have been the offender of this violence. There have been some female offenders, but Iâve noticed that the reasoning of their violence is due to the...
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In a society where sex is consistently consumed in our daily media, itâs hard to conceptualize a time period when sex was a taboo conversation spoken only behind closed doors. From the late 1800s until the mid-1900s, sexual promiscuity was a subject not often spoken aloud. It was considered âdirtyâ and âperverseâ to speak of such things, yet, authors, playwrights,...
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Thomas Edison, an American inventor, and businessman, once said, âOur greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more timeâ (brainyquote.com). In Shakespeare's King Lear, Lear is guilty of being quick to give up on others, one of them being his daughter, Cordelia. In a similar fashion, Gloucester acts upon...
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The supernatural cannot be explained by science and can help characters develop throughout the text. In the play, Macbeth, by William Shakespeare, he uses the supernatural to develop complex characters better than J. R. R. Tolkien does in his book The Hobbit. Shakespeare uses the supernatural to pull out the worst in human beings, show the struggles the characters face...
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The Faustian Bargain has not changed since the Early Modern period. The Faust character has not either. As time goes on and humans progress in society. We have adapted and accommodated ourselves, for an âeasier lifeâ. We have gained a deeper understanding of information that Doctor Faustus in the text would be intrigued in, but even so, with the knowledge...
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Out of all the mental health struggles that Alison goes through throughout Fun Home, I wish she would have explained her obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) more. She later refers to it as her âobsessive-compulsive yearâ, and she is never shown to seek treatment for it through medicine or therapy, so it was not a major part of her life; but as...
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Introduction Alison Bechdel's Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic is a profound graphic memoir that delves into the intricacies of family dynamics, identity, and the quest for self-understanding. Published in 2006, the memoir stands as a compelling narrative that intertwines Bechdel's coming-of-age story with the complex relationship she shared with her father. Through a nuanced interplay of text and illustration, Bechdel...
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Regarded as one of William Shakespeareâs greatest creations, the novel Much Ado About Nothing clearly illustrates to its readers the unjust and discriminatory society that was in place during the Elizabethan era. Shakespeare explores the themes of social class and snobbery in this novel in order to achieve his main goal for the novel which was to explore the irony...
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Argumentative Essay A butterfly flaps its wings in Chicago and a tornado occurs in Tokyo. The butterfly effect, the theory is an idea that a small change can make much bigger changes happen, that one small incident can have a big impact someday. In Greek literature, a greater part of the writing has elements of the butterfly effect theory throughout...
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In Oedipus Rex, written by Sophocles, the play shows an intertwined interaction of man free will coexisting with fate which at the time Greeks at the time believed guided everything and everyone else in a balanced purpose. Women and men were free to make and decided their own decisions and at the end was ultimately held accountable for their own...
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The path from oneâs childhood to their adulthood has never been a narrow, easy path, it is one filled with numerous obstacles that can make it feel like your entire world is collapsing around you, while providing you no way out. This is prevalent in Alison Bechdelâs, âFun Home: A Family Tragicomicâ and Phoebe Gloecknerâs âThe Diary of a Teenage...
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William Shakespeare is well-known for commonly utilizing the motif of characters trying to outsmart fateâMacbeth denying the prophecies of the three witches, Romeo and Juliet falling in love when the world is against them, etc.âand this remains true in A Midsummer Nightâs Dream. However, this text is likely the one with the most explicit use of the natural world (plants,...
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To introduce all the elements, it is important to understand the hamartia of the main character. According to Aristotle, hamartia falls under three categories; to make a mistake, to offend morally, and error of judgment resulting from ignorance or arrogance. In King Lear, Shakespeare portrays a king, whose supreme arrogance, superiority, and great animosity bring King Learâs tragic downfall. King...
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George Bernard Shawâs, chronicle, Pygmalion, is one of the festinated romantic dramatic comedies in English. Shawâs play demonstrates and explores aspects of language in a variety of ways of social classes speaking and inequality of social status and how silliness of class. A silly Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, is a heroine character of the play who has a dream...
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The tragic hero of the drama Antigone is Creon, the king of Thebes. This is proven throughout many points of the drama. First of which is when he denies Polyneices a proper burial. The second is when he believes that everyone is conspiring against him. And he reacts too late to fix his mistakes. Due to his blunders and faults...
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Over the course of our class we have read and discussed two one-act plays: âTriflesâ and âEverymanâ. After analyzing each we can tell that there is a significant difference in the complexity of character development and theme in comparison to the longer plays we analyzed. Throughout this paper, I will explain key aspects of both âTriflesâ and âEverymanâ as one-act...
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Authors use many devices when they want to express what they mean. Literary or rhetorical devices give the purpose of conveying the meaning of the text, to persuade, or evoke emotion and help tie back to the central message of the text. Oscar Wildeâs The Importance of Being Earnest, AJDâs âMarriage - How Has it Changed Over Time,â and Marie...
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The play âOthelloâ by William Shakespeare, demonstrates how jealousy brings irreparable consequences, revealing the importance of oneâs need for âindependent thinkingâ. Shakespeare wrote the play with the central idea of emphasize humanity, worship of humanity, fully express humanity and human desires. Firstly, the impulse is the beginning of the destruction of a person. In the play, Othello is the victim...
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Towards the end of the play, Hamlet is confronted with another struggle in contemplating the role of providence, which again, delays his quest for revenge. When Hamlet returns to Denmark in Act IV, he acquires a more mellow and mature understanding of Christian salvation, which is the idea that a divine force is wisely and rationally running the universe. Hamlet:...
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In Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, William Shakespeare introduces us to Hamlet who is the son of the late king of Denmark. Hamlet has been given the task of carrying out revenge for his fatherâs death by the ghost of his late father. Those guilty of sin should not go free. Confused and giving vague instructions by the ghost of his...
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Introduction to Gender Dynamics in "Trifles" âTriflesâ tells the story of Mr. and Mrs. Wright, without them ever being present. Instead, we are introduced to Sheriff Peters, Mrs. Peters, Hale, Mrs. Hale, and County Attorney Henderson, who try to uncover the truth behind the murder of Mr. Wright. Hale tells them that he came in to see Mr. Wright one...
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In both Doctor Faustus, first performed in 1562, and The Picture of Dorian Gray, published in 1890, there is an exploration of demonic powers, and the influence they have over the respective protagonists. Both texts utilise the religious chaos regarding Christianity in the time period of its conception and the sensuality of temptation to depict the extent of the influence...
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