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There will be a time in everyone’s life in which they feel surrounded by confusion and tragedy. Edgar Allan Poe’s “A Dream Within a Dream” is a widely known lyrical poem surrounding the thoughts of a speaker whose seemingly dashed hopes and dreams have led him to question the very meaning and purpose of life. Through the emotionally-charged words spoken by the speaker, the powerful imagery and subtle symbolism, the use of apostrophe, and the juxtaposition created between the two parallel stanzas…

Ltd are responsible for the breach of the insolvent trading and is there any defence available to them under Corporation act. Section 588 G says that, Directors have a statuary duty to prevent insolvent trading of a company. See Austin & Black’s Annotations to the Corporations Act . The duty of the directors are breached when these four conditions are seen firstly, person is a director of the company or someone he/she is not the director of the company but still act a director by taking part in…

In W.B. Yeats’ sonnet “Never Give All the Heart,” the speaker expresses bitterness towards love by urging readers to never give their heart wholly away because love may be pure at first, but it deceives over time. The speaker develops this idea by first, warning readers to “never give all the heart” since love will ultimately vanish; the line “from kiss to kiss” alludes to love disappearing over time; second, the speaker specify “passionate women” to reveal that women are infatuated at first but…

Death is inevitable and should be accepted. In stanza two of “The Bells”, Poe mentions how the bells tell “Of the rapture that impels.” According to some believers, the rapture is the transporting of believers to heaven at the Second Coming of Christ, which is the end of times. This means that the end of time is pushed forward by the bells. Also, in stanza three, Poe mentions that “the ear distinctly tells.” The line before says that danger is always moving, and that the people know this. This…

John Keat’s sonnet “When I have fear that I may cease to be” deliberates human mortality and the simultaneous importance and meaninglessness of elements in the speaker’s life. Additionally, it expresses reasons for his apprehension towards the future. The speaker in this poem exhibits many similarities to Keats himself, namely an impending premature death, accordingly, it can be asserted that Keats is the speaker himself. For most of the poem, the speaker merely contemplates his own morality to…

Feudalism - Applying Annotations Privileges: Commissions: King Nobles and Church officials Knights Peasants and serfs King (Monarch) Social Rights: The king sat at the top of the social hierarchy, had control over everyone in his kingdom, and granted land to nobles and Church officials. The king even had the right to go into any house in his kingdom, stay there as long as he pleased at the owners expense and take anything he wanted from that house. Living conditions: The king…

I think you may want to reconsider the wedding between your daughter and the Duke. After my time in his home I’m not entirely certain that he is the right choice. Before the dinner commenced he showed me a painting that he had commissioned of his last Duchess. It was beautifully painted by Fra Pandolf however how he spoke of the Duchess only worried me for the future of your daughter. He was very appreciative of his former wife, imploring me to stare at the painting with him, yet the way he…

loses the interaction between work and audience. In the YouTube adaptation of David Henry Hwang’s play Yellow Face, the use of the site’s annotations feature changes the theater experience with a different kind of interactivity, uniqueness, and visual composition only possible because of the new medium. Although since replaced with Cards (Statt), the annotations feature of YouTube is a viewable and clickable layer on top of a video to provide information and/or an interactive experience…

further explanation. So, therefore, I propose that you enhance your digital book by adding annotations to the text. These annotations could be glossary definitions, or researched descriptive annotations. With the addition of a researched annotation and glossary annotations, readers will be able to better understand the topic of racism in “Quicksand” by Nella Larsen. Glossary annotations…

things that confuse them. In particular, annotation can be a gateway to helping students build the necessary background knowledge and academic vocabulary in context that is critical for reading success (Nagy & Scott, 2000). In addition, making text-self, text-text, and text-world connections helps students to process and remember what they read in meaningful ways (Wolfe & Goldman, 2010). By directly modeling these skills and having my students share their annotations with one another, I hope to…