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    of Comparative literature Second semester: Research plan Spring 2017: (1st report) Supervisors: Prof. Kürtösi Katalin & Prof. Fogarasi György Title: A critical study: How Edward Said explicated the predicament of Exile through the works of 20th century novelists. The Twentieth century can be considered as a highway in which several ideas, attitudes, and opinions in arts, history, politics, and literature exchanging…

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    evolution of identity in American Literature it is clearer to track the patterns. Specifically, Walt Whitman's "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry", Langston Hughes' "Theme for English B", and Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk respectively illustrate the growth of identity from one time period to another. Although Whitman, Hughes, and Palahniuk are all writers within different historical and economical periods, the exploration of identity found in the authors' literature still give readers a feel of how…

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    Westernized society but it all came from a poor Brahmin family at Tamil Nadu’s Tiruttani, a town in the then Madras Presidency. He started his lifestyle in a very pitiful manner that even his father wanted him to become a priest and not to study English, he didn't have enough money to buy books. He borrowed books from his cousin, as a consequence his thesis on Vedanta philosophy hailed as one of the best only due to his style of writing. In case one's own prose style of writing could change…

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    against the importance of reading and studying English. Gerald Graff argues that the importance of literature lies within the critical discussions that arise from it in “Disliking Books at an Early Age.” He says that it was when he was faced with a debate about the literature he was reading that he began to enjoy reading. While I agree that critical discussion surrounding texts is one important aspect of really engaging and beginning to enjoy literature, I argue that this discussion does not…

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    Most people recognize William Shakespeare solely as the English poet and playwright, but he actually plays a significant role in people’s everyday lives. Shakespeare is arguably one of the most notable writers from history, particularly with his use of language. His use of language has changed the way things are said and done still to this day. Shakespeare’s influence on language is significantly shown through his impact on the development of early modern England, the national curriculum used in…

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    American Sign Language and British Sign Language poetry, and also English poetry. She was born in Wales, in 1931 and died in 1993 at the age of 61 (Miles, 2015). During her lifetime she was able to make a great impact on the literary heritage of sign language and also Deaf and hearing culture. Dorothy Miles was born hearing and considered her first language…

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    to discuss the revisal of the literary canon. So lets jump right into it… Wordsworth: well, I say out with the old and in with the new! Johnson: Ha! Absurd… in with the simple, you mean? I did not spend seven years of my life constructing an English dictionary, for it could be wasted on the feelings of poets! Wordsworth: Well how can you uncover the truth of human nature, when you disregard so many people that inhabit it? We, the romantics, extend our interests to a wider range of people……

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    such a life changing experience through literature? Just think about the immense change that would have to occur to an individual in order for their life…

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    Many poets have influenced British literature and the way that people live. Some poets have had more influence than others. John Milton influenced British literature through his passion and dedication to write about, religion and liberty. One of John Milton's most influential works for religion is ¨Paradise Lost¨. Paradise lost tells the story of the fall of man with extra details that Milton added to the story to make it more enthralling. Throughout the English Reformation John Milton refused…

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    A literary work exists because of society. Literature is a written work and relates to the society, they cannot be separated. Through literature, we could see how the author depicts the society and their social circumstances. Therefore, literary work is the reflection of the real life. It can describe the events in our life, and also contains the stratification which indicates that literature and society is closely related because literature expresses the situations and problems existing in…

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