Art and Literature in Different Formats Art and literature have been used to convey a message. The intended audience is addressed by the persona in different ways. With the advancement of technology, literature matured from just being written on books. During the old days, people practiced their creativity on paper. Shakespeare...
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The Lottery by Shirley Jackson: A Haunting Narrative on Conflict and Human Depravity The Lottery by Shirley Jackson is a narrative that contains haunting details on conflict, and human depravity. People in society, always exhibit callous traditions that people do not challenge and adapt freely. Shirley through a shocking setting and...
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The research paper focuses on George Orwell who was an English journalist, essayist and novelist who created awareness of social injustices, articulated prose, supported democratic socialism and opposition to totalitarianism. He wrote fiction, poetry, literary criticism, and polemical journalism. He is known to have written the novel like Animal Farm,...
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The short story "Mother's tongue" by Amy Tan revolves about the author's contemplation and judgment about broken English in comparison to the Standard English. Tan realizes that language does not only allow individuals to participate in a particular community but also aids in the determination of one's identity. Despite her...
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The story "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan The story "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan outlines the story of a mother with high expectations of life for her daughter. Notably, the daughter, Jing-Mei "June" and her mother are expecting a great life in America. At first, June's mother had the thought of...
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The Importance of Being Earnest and Pygmalion: Addressing Social Issues The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde and Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw, the authors write about the issues present in the society during the 19th and 20th century. Despite just being a form of entertainment the books contain underlying...
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I researched about Maya Angelou and her contributions to the society. During the research, I visited various sites such as online magazines and biographies, which contained crucial information about Angelou. From the research, I found out that Angelou was a prolific author and memoirist. Moreover, I learned that the author...
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Analysis of The Lottery by Shirley Jackson by Shirley Jackson is unique as it starts introducing the village lottery day thus making the reader believe that it is a positive thing. However, it turns out to be the irony. While reading the narrative, I was excited to see...
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Over the years the black culture has been associated with negative aspects such as drugs, violence, and crime. There has been some heated debate amongst the blacks following the constant concomitant. Different authors through their works have made the immense progression to address the issues in the best way possible...
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Rhetorical skills enable speakers to convince the audience about the topic being discussed or the point being made. There are three artistic tools for rhetorical presentation; ethos, pathos, and logos. Ethos or ethical appeal entails the speaker’s use of personal character or credibility to convince the listeners. More precisely, ethos...
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Feminist literature, whether fiction or non-fiction, promotes feminist ideologies for the fair treatment of women. Women for a long time have been denied equal opportunities as those awarded to the male gender. A woman’s position in the society has always been perceived to be in the household or domestic sphere....
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The story of “The Storm” by Kate Chopin is about two main characters Alcee and Calixta who initially used to be attracted to each other but later got married to different individuals. The writer used a lot of symbolism to develop the theme of the story. The storm in itself...
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