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Journal Entry 1 – To be graded on Act 2 is a very long act, with 9 scenes. Hence in this journal entry, I will be focusing on Act 2, Scene 1. Act 2, Scene 1 – Upon his entrance, the Prince of Morocco’s initial words to Portia are “Mislike me not for my complexion, the shadowed livery of the burnished sun”. From how he is immediate to tell her not to hold his skin color against him, we can interpret that many people have judged him harshly because of his complexion and this can be…

To the reader, it is not immediately apparent that the stanza is one long question since German sentences starting with verbs can also be shortened forms of conditional clauses like in the third verse. At first glance, a similar causal clause seems to start in the fifth verse. Only at the end of the poem, the real nature of the sentence becomes apparent. In the fifth verse, George used the phrase “bei…

This essay will discuss Plato and JS Mill’s outlook on their own political theories of the state and how these theories can be applied to the political concepts of both Authority and Democracy. This essay will give a brief historical outline of the tow theorists and will discuss their different opinions on how the state should be run. Democracy is a word used by most yet is a term that if often misunderstood, the dictionary definition of democracy is “A system of government by the whole…

Rather than a defined period of someone’s life, childhood is an abstract period created only when one can look back at it. In order to explore themes such as remembrance and childhood, it is crucial to consider linguistic features and the communications of emotions or feelings such as warmth. It is believed that copious poems all portray the subject of innocence of the younger; poems including ‘Prayer Before Birth’, ‘Half Past Two’, ‘Piano’ and ‘Hide And Seek’ are no exception to being exemplars…

Archetypes are universal patterns in all literatures regardless of culture and historical period. This pattern can be seen in characters, settings, events, symbols and themes. In poem Who Am I?, the speaker looks for his own identity as he does not see himself the way others recognize him. Although he cannot find answer to the question “Who am I?”(1), he accepts himself as a child of God in the end. There are archetypal themes, symbols, and Frye’s Literary Modes and Archetypes in the poem…

When I compared Joe’s Odyssey songs to Homer’s Odyssey books, there seems to be a 1:1 correspondence between most of the songs and the books. When I took a look at each song individually and compared it to the corresponding books, Joe emphasized certains aspects of each book and turned them into lyrics. The lyrics emphasize the certain aspects about the book to tell the poem as a whole. He tries to highlight certain aspects from all 24 books to turn the Odyssey into his own version of the poem.…

Your first semester of college is your most import one and can ether make you or break you. There are many different processes to having a great first semester and with ever great processes comes a good effect. A quick example of a good process and the effect it has is studying for at least an hour. The effect of studying for that amount of time are great and will put you ahead. You studying for that amount will make you more prepared for classes and allow you to make good grades. These…

Essay Question: Explain significant connections across texts, using supporting evidence Several people like to believe in an almost quixotic version of love, in which love is unaffected by time or distance and persists even after death. I have chosen to explore different idealistic and realistic views on the endurance of love and how it is affected by the challenges in our relationships. Some of such views are portrayed in the poems; Sonnet 116, by William Shakespeare, Funeral Blues, by…

1. Sonnet 18 Perhaps one of Shakespeare’s most famous sonnets, Sonnet 18 presents an idea of permanence, or rather, stability. The speaker begins by asking whether he should or will compare "thee" to a summer day. The speaker says that this “thee” is more lovely and more even-tempered, by listing the cons of summer: winds shake the buds that emerged in Spring, summer ends too quickly, and the sun can get too hot or be obscured by clouds. The speaker goes on to say that everything beautiful…

William Wordsworth’s poem: ’Composed on the Westminster Bridge’ is a sonnet that describes London in the morning as the city is still asleep. The poem’s title: “composed on the Westminster Bridge” tells the reader that the Author is standing on the Westminster Bridge, in London and is describing the sights of the City that he can see from the Bridge. Wordsworth is fascinated by the city’s beauty. He says that the earth has nothing equal to show than this beautiful scene and that the one who…