Analysis of "Everyday Use" and "Bullet in the Brain" Everyday Use: Influencing the Reader's Attitude Artists have different ways of influencing the manner in which the audience judges characters in artistic work. The Short story by Alice Walker titled Everyday Use gives the encounter of a family living in simple traditional life....
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The Story of an Hour The story of an hour is a narrative whose author is an American known as Kate Chopin and was published on 6th Dec 1894 by Vogue. The story revolves around the reaction of the main character Louise Mallard after receiving the information that her husband was...
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Every stage in life is marked by a form of pressure drive that needs to be overcome by individual principles and values. Peer represent the group of people whom you spend time with and perform most of the activities. The narrative Shooting an elephant by Gorge Orwell reflects...
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The Mid-Century Artists The mid-century artists were initially not regarded as artisans since their art had been of the medieval past. After the rebirth of the original and classical forms of art, they came up as independent artisans and started being comparable to writers and poets. They developed a new aspect...
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A feminist voice in ‘Because I could not stop for Death’ by Emily Dickinson Although Dickinson’s state in the poem seemed fixated on death, what if there was something deeper beneath the surface in her work? What if there was a feminist voice throughout the literature? This paper deals with the...
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Art was very significant during the renaissance period till early 1990s. The artists selected in this paper have a common theme in all their paintings. The common theme is fantasy and imagination that all artists showed in their art. Fantasy is described by the mood of a painting. The mood...
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An Analysis of the Poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost Introduction Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken” provides a recollection of the decisions people make in life, the regrets, and curiosity we have on the decisions we did not take. The work of art highlights that a traveler, in...
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Despite several theories which surround the painting created by Leonardo da Vinci it is believed that the Mona Lisa was painted to show the younger generation about his skills. Leonardo was a perfectionist in his work and this was shown through the painting of Mona Lisa, which he always kept...
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There are divergent opinions concerning the success of Kate Chopin’s novel, “The Awakening,” in communicating its dominant theme of women empowerment and their subsequent ability to manage an independent life. While some readers regard Chopin’s novel a success, critics consider it a critical flop because it displays women as unable...
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An artistic piece which this paper criticizes is the paintings of a prolific artist known as Leonardo da Vinci. His famous painting is called Mona Lisa that was designed in the 16th century. The art has been brought up in the form of a female human being named Lisa Gherardini....
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The two painting chosen for these essay is Pablo Picasso’s Seated Woman (Marie Therese) done in 1937 and Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa completed in 1517 (Sassoon n.p). The two artwork are exemplary drawings depicting defining characteristics of their era. The outstanding similarity is that the two portray pictures of...
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In the Victorian era: questioning gender roles In the Victorian era, males were not only the society's protectors and providers, but also its rulers and decision-makers. Women, on the other hand, were homemakers, moms, and wives. It was common for males to own all the property, and wives to rely on...
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