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    Phonies, or a fake people are those with multiple identities. These people act different in public and private, or in different groups of people. Phonies have been criticized in literature for hundreds of years, but one of the most notable times, and possible the first time it was criticized was in Shakespeare's Othello. Shakespeare uses characters in Othello, such as Iago, Othello and Desdemona, to show how the worst of people usually have an extreme difference in their identities, while the…

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    Macbeth – Shakespeare. The Performance Macbeth written by William Shakespeare in 1606 is a tragic play centred around the theme of integrity. Shakespeare used literary deceives and stylistic features to construct and develop the thematic message relating to integrity in Macbeth; implying that integrity exists in people by showing loyalty and serving others and those who do not are destroyed. Shakespeare has demonstrated integrity existing in people by showing loyalty and serving others through…

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    Hamlet is largely considered to be one of the greatest works of English literature of all time. Written by one of the greatest writers of all time, William Shakespeare, it tells the story of a young prince whose father is secretly murdered and his mother marries the king’s brother, and the prince avenging his slain father. As with all stories, there are themes that go along in the story that help to understand the story and to put the story in a real life perspective. The themes in this story…

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    Some birds are too beautiful to be caged. It has such bright feathers and sweet songs that you feel guilty to imprison them . Norms and expectations imposed by the society seem to imprison such splendid creatures, crushing their dreams and hopes of achieving something they wish. People are withheld by the society and personal limitations. Social norms and gender roles are exerted onto people, confronting them to be normal, as seen in ‘Boys and Girls’ and ‘The Singing Lesson’. However, the…

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    Sparrow And Finch Theme

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    What happends when twins get jealous of each other? The short story about Sparrow and Finch tells us about that. Two siblings, where the older one of them is more loved than the youngest and have a better life and where the youngest just stand along the sideline watching. The protagonist of the story is a girl named Sparrow after the bird, for short she is called Spaz, however she prefers to be called Rowie or Row since Spaz isn’t that nice. She is the youngest twin and she claims that it was…

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    of the language symbolizes the Renaissance view of human dominance over nature. It seems that Shakespeare is pointing out how humanity is the center of the living universe with every other object there to serve the needs of humanity. After the introduction of beauty and nature, Shakespeare elevates the status of man and woman in “Thou art more lovely and more temperate”. He then describes all of the beauty of nature that falls short of the vibrant nature of humanity. The self-respect of the time…

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    Cindy Roseman 1024325 ENG 1204 Introduction to Drama Mr Alcreighton 8th May 2017 Analysis of the Dramatic Performance of “Ti Jean and His Brothers” by Derek Walcott In his play “Ti Jean and his brothers”, Derek Walcott presents the tale of three brothers who are dared by the devil, who is striving to grow human qualities, so that he can enjoy the evil he ventures. Walcott attempts to convey a number of issues and or themes within the play to show that people and society can fight…

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    "The Divine Comedy, considered by most to be the greatest Italian piece of literature ever written," (Soft Schools). The Inferno is one- third of the Divine Comedy, which was constructed after Dante Alegheri was exiled from Florence. This was the first piece of literature to be written in the common tongue. Lower class civilians were able to read his work, making it a very powerful poem. Many people praised Dante Alegheri and agreed with his opinions and examination of the government. Throughout…

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    Hamlet. When a person read “Hamlet”, he or she can realize that this literary work written by Shakespeare is full of tragedy and sorrow, but what could inspire this author to write such as horrible tragedy. There is no doubt that when authors write, they are inspired in troubles and experiences they are facing. Some people say that Hamlet written by Shakespeare is just another version or even plagiarism from a real one. The main issue is that Shakespeare could feel identified and he just…

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    Gender Roles In Macbeth

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    Does being a man require you to be prideful angry, and dominant? In the play Macbeth, there are numerous ways Shakespeare shows how these traits affect the actions of people. Shakespeare demonstrates consistently throughout the play that gender roles can manipulate how people define themselves and others. Throughout the play, the expected roles can be demonstrated through pride amongst men. Pride is one of the things that men have always strived for and everyone knows this about men. Lady…

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