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    compliance with the historical events of the time period in which it was placed. The amalgamation of these two things assists in more accurately depicting various aspects of literature, including setting, conflict, and theme. This conjunction occurs in literary works throughout history, including those of the Red Scare era, as well as during Revolutionary America. Naturally, the same phenomenon also occurs with pieces of literature set in the mid 1800s. Throughout chapter one of the novel, The…

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    The udder disdain dripping from a review of Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter released by Donald’s Works in Progress is easily tangible within the introductory paragraph. The author successfully marginalizes the literary greatness achieved by the novel in the eyes of past critics by essentially writing off the book as a stereotype of tragic literature. The Scarlet Letter is written as a story redemption of a puritan adulteress by the name of Hester Prynne, and is not meant to be consumed by thrill…

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    During the summer of 2017, my English teacher had several requirements that we had to complete over the course of the 2017 summer. Two of the Requirements politely asked us to read two novels, The Tortilla Curtain and Ceremony. These two books had many modern conflicts dealing with War, Immigration,Traditional medicine versus modern technology, and the general feelings towards the aliens of our culture. With all the controversy in these two books both books had a similar connection. Dante…

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    Body First of all, in the first century, social class and the pursuit of honor significantly influence on people’s life style and people in Jesus age kept unique lifestyle and distinctive to keep their social class and the pursuit of honor. The novel related the experience of a young Jew named Andreas. With the influence of Rome Governor Pilate and the threat of a collection of new religious movements, the young man had to mediate among the Rome government, the…

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    Libra by Don DeLillo is a novel about a fictional theory about the assassin of President John F. Kennedy, Lee H. Oswald. DeLillo has a unique presentation style as he presents the fictional story as a historical thriller. This presentation style changes the story as it is a mix of fiction and nonfiction. Libra is a creation of real characters and characters made up by DeLillo. However, there is a noticeable problem with this presentation style. The issue with mixing a true story and a fictional…

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    published her novel “The Help” by Amy Einhorn books in 2009 inspired of her childhood. Stockett explained her attitude as a child: "Growing up in Mississippi, almost every family I knew had a black woman working in their house--cooking, cleaning, and taking care of the white children."Her novel won rave reviews from readers and critics alike. The novel became on of the summer hits that year and over ten million copies of the book have been sold in over 42 different languages. In 2011, the novel…

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    stories or events. Some throw in additional false events to add to the storyline of the story. One example of this is a novel, Cleopatra's Daughter written by Michelle Moran. This book takes place in Ancient Egypt and Rome from 30-25 B.C. The article "Antony, Octavian, Cleopatra: The End of the Republic" by Mc Manus explains the actual events that occurred during the time that the novel took place in. Comparing the events from the article of the book, we can find that that they both contain…

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    The intriguing novel by Yaa Gyasi, Homegoing, is a truly memorable and sprawling tale of a family split between Africa and America. Following the descendants of an Asante woman named Maame, the novel paints a complex picture of the intertwined histories of Ghana from the 1700’s to present day. Unlike many historically prevalent stories, Homegoing uses historical accounts written by Africans and African-Americans to center each chapter of the book around important historical moments. These…

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    goals help George Orwell create such intriguing writing. Orwell makes sures he uses egotism, aesthetics, historical impulse, and political purpose in each and every one of his writings in order to get his message across to others. Due to his persistence throughout his writings, 1984, a dystopian novel set in Oceania, meets the same four concepts. Over the course of several years, dystopian novels have become popular among young adult literature. Writing way before the boom in popularity,…

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    this novel is considered to be one of the most important pieces of Spanish American literature due to its use of representative features of every day life, thus creating the literary term of costumbrist novel. A novel, which Jeanee Smoot, defines the as; “…recurrent glorification of the people of the provinces, seen in virtually all the writers of the nineteenth century and particularly in those most often called »costumbristas«, or regional realists” (Smoot 588). Nonetheless, this novel can be…

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