Carroll made that world come to life through his story of Alice in Wonderland, and Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found. Which were his most known accomplishments, and not many know what else he did through his entire life. He did write other nonsense works and took amazing photos of many people that did not rise above to have amazing effects on people later in his life. Throughout, Lewis Carroll’s life he did so many amazing thing, though many did not recognize them all. Charles…
real thing. This could only result in bad news. And so it did. The Telegraph reported that on this day, many attacks were made on ginger school kids. 'Secondary school pupils were left battered and bruised'. This is ridiculous and proves that the nonsense doesn't stop at senior level. So it's about time we stop. We need to reinforce the issue of gingerism. Posters, social media, newspapers, marches. Whatever we can do, just spread the word that gingers are making a comeback and we will stop at…
Fahrenheit 451 shows the life of a society without books. The book is a representation of what society is going to become if thinking ceases. The characters of the book were being fed emotions that were created by the government. The government had wiped each of their emotions and made them selfish so they wouldn’t revolt against them. Bradbury wanted to show how a society with electronics and no books could make them lifeless. Having a lifeless society can consequently result in people not…
notions of the art we observed? I am of the firm opinion that they do not. For some inexplicable reason, art connoisseurs began propagating sophisticated nonsense about the art they observed. I am guessing to appear more cultured than the average Joe. Given the fact that people love to follow, this ridiculous practice quickly grew. This nonsense continued to grow exponentially until the public shut off their senses completely and began simply agreeing with whatever theories the “expert”…
this is "Napoleon stood up to reply, he said ‘the windmill was nonsense.’ ” This actualizes his restriction to the windmill however another quote recommends something else - which is "That evening squealer explained privately to other animals that Napoleon never really opposed to the windmill." The quote possessed some keywords such as privately – this explains the method used to pass information to the animals. Also the word nonsense demonstrates an act of opposition to the windmill. The…
wasn’t long before I was parroting the syllables, the similar vowels, and talking nonsense to her as she spoke Spanish to me. In hindsight, I think Elvira, the oldest of her eight siblings, missed her family, her language, her home. Perhaps I, however temporarily, became one of her younger sisters. She was so alone in our small town, so exotic and innocent. I was shocked to hear my parents tell me the nonsense syllables didn’t sound right coming from me and that I wasn’t to speak like that…
And foul and horrible nonsense, too. Conway, you CAN’T believe it! It’s just too ridiculous. How can it really mean anything?’ (Hilton 161). Unfortunately, Mallinson didn't listen to Conway and he decides to leave without him. Furthermore, Conway is very caring because he knew…
Book from the Sky is regarded as a revelation of the deficiency of Chinese traditional culture, by contradicting the forms showing the tendency to idolize the ancients, with the meaningless contents, as implied by its Chinese name, also meaning Nonsense Writing. Emphasizing “the process of completing this…
Allen Ginsberg’s poetry not only allows us insight into his personal unrest, but also the unrest of the American political system. By looking at both America and Howl, Ginsberg’s disgust of the political system and the socio-cultural pull it has on Americans becomes ostentatiously clear. The tension that is sensed in Ginsberg’s poetry is often a personal struggle in dealing with the unruly American way and attempts at forcing people to conform, especially during life after WWII. These poems are…
speech, A Congressional Address, he is predominantly trying to persuade the other senators to “shut the door” to immigration as he refers to their breed as “the breed of a dog” and describes them as “dumb, driven cattle” yet the irony behind all this nonsense is that America was born by immigrants and to this day is still mostly ran by immigrants. Senator Smith approaches immigration in a negative way as he states,”...regard to the salvation of our own, let us shut the door and assimilate what…