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The elements of reading a play verses watching it has similar elements, it also has its differences. Reading and watching a play both share the elements of having a setting, theme, plot and characters. The tone and language can be hard to understand at times, but there is no limit to the imagination one can have when reading a play. Reading a drama is only an outline of the play and allows you to visualize the story line in your mind. When reading a play you do not get the full effect as you…

Jim Carrey is one of the best comedians of our time. He has been in many amazing movies and has made many people laugh. He is now an extremely famous and popular comedian but he was not always this successful he had a very humble start. Jim Carrey although now a famous comedian he started just like anybody else. Jim Carrey grew up in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada; he was born on January 17, 1962 (Biography.com). Carrey got his start at a stand up spot in a club in Toronto (biography.com). In 1978,…

Introduction Many tasks, such as walking to a known location or riding a bicycle, are considered to be part of a cognitive controlling system called the automatic level. Tasks that are performed as a routine are controlled by the environmental stimuli. Reading, unless put under pressure due to environmental factors, is viewed as an automatic level as it is a task that does not require a lot of effort. Automatic reading, for instance, is not based upon controlled attention and concentration, but…

more than a century after their publication. In order for a book to have this effect, it must present its ideas in an entirely new way, often boldly challenging the preconceived notions of the reader and perhaps even society itself. The Awakening by Kate Chopin does this unlike any other novel of its time. It tells the story of a young woman named Edna as she makes the transformation from an introverted housewife to an independent feminist, which alone was enough reason for it to be despised by…

In Kate Chopin’s “The Story of an Hour” took place in late 1800’s. The protagonist, Mrs.Mallard has a heart condition. One day she receives horrifying news from her sister that she would become a widower. She soon became sad, after a while of being sad she finally feels free and relieved that her husband had passed away.Once she had already given up the fact that she was now a widower, her husband walks through the door. Out of shock she died of heart disease. Mrs. Mallard should be praised for…

at this time, she knew it was the right and truthful life to live. For Edna her "Awakening" came when she knew she didn't want the new life anymore, but she knew she couldn't go back to her previous life. This was demonstrated within Chapter 6, when Kate Chopin states “Mrs. Pontellier was beginning to realize her position in the universe as a human being, and to recognize her relations as an individual to the world within and about her.” (Chapter 6 p.17) This life struggle could have led…

The Man Watching Book Review Readers will feel like they are living Anson Dorrance's life with him as they read this intricate biography about america's greatest collegiate minor-sports coach. This book, The Man Watching, is full of twist and turns as it navigates through Anson Dorrance's journey as a soccer coach for what would become one of the best women's college soccer teams in the world. Anson Dorrance is strongly admired by many for his coaching style, The Man Watching adequately…

"The Story of an Hour" is a short story written by Kate Chopin that shows people a different view of marriage. In this story, Mrs. Mallard finds out that her husband is dead, and she then locks herself in her bedroom where she shows a different attitude than most people would. Her attitude shows she’s upset about his death but also happy. Does Mrs. Mallard feel sadness about her husband’s death or does she feel freedom? Mrs. Mallard feels freedom from her husband, because she’s finally going to…

The author Kate Chopin wrote, "The Story of an Hour." This fictional tale sets out to tell the experience of Mrs.Mallard, a woman how has a history of heart trouble. Mrs. Mallard receives some tragic news that is life-changing. An unexpected reaction is given when receiving news, but she later takes it as a relief. Things are now put into perspective and she shortly realize the freedoms she now has. A short summary of the story is Louise Mallard suffers a heart condition. Josephine carefully…

The Awakening Feminism is one of the broadest and most arguable critical lenses. Edna, along with other female characters, demonstrate the aspects of feminism and the expected way of living in a world controlled by men in The Awakening by Kate Chopin. There are a variety of symbols in this text that demonstrate the struggles of the female characters. Throughout the text, the characters also grow tremendously which is shown in various ways. This included Edna trying to rebel against what was…