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    O’brien reads, “O 'Brien 's parents were reading enthusiasts, his father on the local library board and his mother a second grade teacher” (Tim O 'Brien Biography). His parents valued reading, and that spread into their children, instilling a love for literature during early childhood. Tim’s interest in writing and storytelling started very early on, inspiring him to pursue his passion and paving the way for his future success. His understanding and ability to create fiction is shown in his…

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    Station Eleven Dystopian

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    In Station Eleven, the Traveling Symphony is a group focused performing classic Shakespearean literature, and classic music. The group consists of survivors of the pandemic, and are now using art to relate back to the world that was left behind by the flu. Mandel uses The Traveling Symphony‘s motto of “survival is insufficient” (Mandel 58) to emphasize…

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    Catcher In The Rye Symbols

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    external conflict Definition: The struggle between opposing forces or characters in a story. Quote: " ‘What 's the matter? Wuddaya want?’ I said. Boy, my voice was shaking like hell. ‘Nothin ' much,’ old Maurice said. ‘Just five bucks.’ He did all the talking for the two of them… ‘Let 's go, chief,’ old Maurice said. Then he gave me a big shove with his crumby hand.” Title/Author: The Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger Explanation: There is external conflict between Maurice and Holden when Holden…

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    ate “A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings; A Literary Analysis” The core basis of writing at times is to entertain. There is a certain value in entertainment that is associated with certain genres in writing and the overall effect always goes a long way in giving literary works credibility. Written genres that are aimed at the sole purposes of entertainment while carrying out the mandate of educating society at times base their content on fiction. Works of fiction enable a writer to write without…

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    his audience and also try to convey a message through his artwork. Picasso believed that art was not the truth, moreover it is a lie in which the artist depicts though their art in order to make a point. Not only does this occur in artwork, but in literature as well. In the attempts of proving a point in either forms of art, written and drawn, a lie is important in revealing the truth.…

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    Poetry is a way of expressing emotions, feelings, thoughts or a specific passion on paper. The passion of poetry grows on people the more they continue to write. Some devices can be used to create rhythm such as repetition, syllable variation, and rhyming. Other devices such as sound, theme, imagery, etc. can be used to introduce something, someone, or a specific emotion the poet wants to introduce. Using these devices at the right time can improve a poems structure and provide a better…

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    I am currently a freshman at the University of New Orleans. Being a freshman, I had to take English 1157 with Ms. Hemm. I have written quite a bit of papers over the semester. During this time, I have grown as a writer. I have had struggles, failures, and success but my writing is a continuous work in progress. There were plenty of nights where my friends went out parting and I stayed in to complete a writing project that was due. When I entered my first year of college, I was pretty confident…

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    individual tastes in literature, analyze writing style used by the author, discuss allusions used throughout the novel, find understanding that all uses of reading are not needed to be for the purpose of facts, and learn how artwork can…

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    Zorz Sari Essay

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    Zorz Sari’s novel Κόκκινη κλωστή δεμένη is once again an exception. As it was mentioned in the previous chapter, this largely autobiographical novel was published in 1974 three years after the publication of the also autobiographical novel Όταν ο Ήλιος…. In these novels Sari reflects on her personal experience from the period of the Occupation, while her trilogy on History is completed with the novel Οι νικητές (The winners) set in the period of the Dekemvriana and published in 1983. Most of…

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    mainstream in the Romanic era is the way Gothic elements are intertwined in the novel. Dracula’s use of the archetypal character, drama, ATMOSPHERE OR ENVIROMENT, and decay earns it the honor of being considered Romantic, or Gothic, literature. In Gothic literature, there is always a hero and a villain archetype character. In Dracula, Dracula is the archetypal villain. A villain is the epitome of evil. Dracula is a categorized as a villain because of his implicit malevolence. Dracula has a…

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