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    effect on the modern new age today. However, this is not to be true. Most of the world early literature and beliefs come from more than just a medieval legend or a man with a sword, who slays dragons as if it’s was a normal daily routine. There is more than meets the eye when talking about early literacy. A small example of this would be the writings on spirituality, sexuality and how medieval literature has added to the modern day in some way or another. In this paper, I will review and give my…

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    enough money, however, it is very difficult to reach that level. In the American society, teenagers are impacted by the news and conflicts around them, authors have an influence on the reader 's mind through their writing, and various genres of literature can be used as a helpful tool in changing society’s views of acceptance. First and foremost, in the beginning of this year, there were about 220,000 Iraq and Afghanistan veterans that did not have a job. Before then, an estimated, 185,000…

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    Symbols are a vital part of literature and contain many captivating interpretations and meanings that goes beyond the literary text. In literature, it is rare to find a single symbol that only has one connecting significant message. Most of the time, with the use of overlapping, similarities and connections, multiple interpretations can be used for a single symbol. One common form of symbolism that involves many different interpretations is nature, or more specifically, animals. Animals are a…

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    Literature Life is full of differences but there are also things that remain the same in each and every person you encounter. Characteristics and qualities of a person are one of the most significant materials that make the pieces of the puzzle of we call life. Literature teaches us a multitude of things about characteristics, ones you want to obtain and others you want to stay away from. The writer’s job is to exhibit these characteristics within a book, article, poem, etc. and remind the…

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    Adkins, Lesley, and Roy A. Adkins. "Literature in Ancient Greece." Handbook to Life in Ancient Greece, Updated Edition. Facts On File, 2005. Ancient and Medieval History Online. Web. 21 Oct. 2015. As for science, literature did not exist as much. According to Adkins “Only a small amount of literature survives, including the names of over 370 playwrights, 44 complete plays, and titles and fragments of more than 1,600 other plays.” Greek literature commenced with poetry and was told as oral epic…

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    of Renaissance literature. Inspired by efforts to decolonize the canon, I am interested in studying the roots of colonialism in the Renaissance and its influence on the modern world. In my second year of undergraduate study, I was introduced to postcolonial literature and theory in an introductory course with Dr. Stanka Radović. Reading polemic texts, as well as ‘subalterns’ writing back or breaking away from the literary canon, made me aware of the political aspect of literature and the…

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    Pattern affect reading of literature by giving the reader a deep interpretation with more structure of a piece of literature. It also makes the reader associate more things in the piece of literature with his experiences or others types of literature. The Recognition of Pattern helps the reader to have a clearer understanding of the literature for the reason that it makes the reader to relate the patterns of the literature with patterns in real life. On piece of literature that was enhanced by…

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    background in reading and writing about literature, my strengths and weaknesses in writing, changes I have noticed in my writing style, process, and abilities this semester, and why I have chosen to revise my Initiation Story, poem research paper, and essay on Death of a Salesman for my final portfolio. While in high school, I took College Prep English courses as a freshman, sophomore, and junior. In those classes, I was required to read various forms of literature such as poems, plays, short…

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    significant moment in their life. This can be celebrated through ritual ceremony, legal convention or a simple conversation between peer and adult. Now, the coming of age is often a topic of fiction, usually in the form of a coming-of-age story. In literature this is described as “a novel which deals with the psychological and moral growth which is often associated with coming of age”. Similar stories that are told in film are called coming-of-age films. This semester we’ve encountered many…

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    Literature throughout time often features characters who are similar for a variety of reasons. During the nineteenth century many works of literature featured characters who were devalued, exploited, or dehumanized and how they achieve or transform status and gain self respect and/or freedom. These works emphasize the importance of the common man. This trend in print could be attributed to the political climate throughout the nineteenth century. This was a time of turmoil as many people began to…

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