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    Jack London is well known for his type of writing which is naturalism. Naturalism is about human beings and their relationships to their surroundings. London used this type of writing in the stories To Build a Fire and Law of Life. These two stories have differences and similarities, but the outcome of them are different in a way. The cold can be dangerous, but the cold temperatures in these stories can lead to someone’s last breath. In the story To Build a Fire was based in Canadian Territory…

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    Chapter Three The symbolism of animal farm The word “symbolism” is derived from the word “symbol”, which refers to the use of symbols, or a set of related symbols (Baldick 2000: 219). Symbolism can therefore be defined as the art of expressing ideas and emotions not by describing them directly, nor by defining them through overt comparisons with concrete images, but re-creating them in the mind of the reader through the use of unexplained symbols. (Chadwick 1971: 6) Symbolism is a kind of…

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    by du Bellay. The reason I chose this poem is because after analyising it, I was fascinated by the themes and what appears to me as, du Bellay's view of life. In my opinion, the poet explores not only the basic themes of love and nature but also the link between nature and human beings. In the first stanza, the poet personifies the night saying that it is the night that gathers the wondering stars “un grand tropeau d'étoiles” It seems that the stars are a representation of Du Bellay's love, her…

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    (219) In his example of coal, Pinchot states that man has a “habit if declaring certain of our resources inexhaustible,” and so there are no limits as to the mining of these resources. He continues his essay describing that man has a very selfish nature in their actions of land hunger instead of conservation. He points out that the forests have already begun to fail with all the need for more and more lumber and general deforestation practices, and when this happens, “the daily life of the…

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    The Harp Poem

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    The Harp By:Nathan “There it is!” said Peter “I thought it was a myth!” Peter yelled over the rushing water. “Yip” said Petey. “I would go get it,”said peter “but the current is too strong!” Peter was playing Minecraft that morning but his mom put a stop to that. She said “ you need to go outside and get some fresh air!”So Peter took his dog Petey for a walk in the woods. His mom was ok with this as long as he stade to the path. So Peter and his dog Petey ventured out in the woods to have an…

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    Throughout the novel, Achebe uses different aspects of nature such as the the ceremony of the week of peace, yams, night trees and evil forest. These things each symbolize and show the good and bad side of natures character. “Yams the king of crops, was a man’s crops.” (page23). In this society, the more yams you grow and harvest, it will symbolize your wealth and your strength. They show others that you have the strength to be able to harvest many yams, meaning you have more wealth in which…

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    Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s “New Generation” wants us to understand that the nature of the universe is open to any possible thing. He addresses that the world changes when he talks about women. In Solzhenitsyn’s “new Generation,” he mentions “in only a few short years women have acquired personal freedom in their intimate lives-sexual liberation.” From this I understood that the world changes and the universe is open to it. The universe has no effect whether changes occur, therefore it is open to…

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    Environmentalist ideas have been present in literature and art for centuries, with landscapes scenes and the appreciation of nature depicted in the brushstrokes of Patenir or the poems of Whitman. It was not until the late 1940s, however, that the modern environmental movement began to take shape with the passing of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, the first federal regulation legislation passed to monitor water quality. Since then, environmentalism has blossomed from that single piece…

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    concepts to his poems, he used unpretentious themes such as faith, love, and nature. And that’s precisely where he excelled at, he managed to write about simple and popular topics while striking the reader where it counts, feelings. But there’s one theme that Arnold paid close attention to, respected, even admired it. Matthew used a variety of natural allegories throughout his writings. The connection between man and nature in Arnold’s poetry, is superbly displayed in a sea of tranquility. It…

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    Man and Nature Experiences shape the way we view and inform our being on how we proceed to do things or how we process them personally. Ever since the humans have walked on earth, we have coexisted with nature and try to understand how it all work. In the recent centuries, we romanticize or demonize nature as something eternal, ethereal, or powerful. From Kellert’s chapters in The Biophilia Hypothesis, there are nine elements that suggests reasons why we, humans, go to nature, and one of them is…

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