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    Romance and Reality,” Walter Savage Landor claimed that Keats "had something of Shakespeare in him"(85) Matthew Arnold wrote that "No one else in English poetry, save Shakespeare, has in expression quite the fascinating happiness of Keats, his perfection of loveliness," and after quoting Keats's declaration that he believed he would "be among the English Poets after my death,” Arnold declared, "He is with Shakespeare" (Beth, 2006, p. 86). Later in the twentieth century, David Perkins found…

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    Why Orwell Writes…. Orwell seems to write openly about his feelings about writing. First he explains what he tries to achieve in the social realm. He feels that he is a political puppeteer in many ways and that he is responsible to write about the time that we live in. Orwell explains that his writing is a product of the times, and that if he had lived in peaceful times it would be likely that his fiction would be very different than it is ow. However, he writes about what is…

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    n comparing George Orwell's and Joan Didion's writing pieces there are many different factors in triggering an author’s imagination to come up with what they want to write, and why they want to write it. Both authors made very descriptive points to how their minds wander on and off their writings while trying to write, concluding into two very different styles. They both often were writing about what they didn’t want to write about before they actually wrote what they wanted too .In most writers…

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    “But I know Jimmy will meet me here if he’s alive, for he always was the truest, stanchest old chap in the world. He’ll never forget. I came a thousand miles to stand in this door to-night, and it’s worth it if my old partner turns up,” (18). This is the same foreshadowing that hinted towards the cop being the friend he has been waiting for. When looking at the quote it becomes fairly obvious how much…

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    can prove their intellect and the importance of their work to the audience through alluding to classical literary traditions, demonstrating their authority over the subject matter. A Meditation of a Penitent Sinner is unique in being the first English sonnet sequence. This means that while it is an inherently derivative work it is also implicitly new and innovative. Anne Locke would have been very aware of the importance of this poetic piece…

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    achieved. In Lord of the Flies symbolism is used to great effect as countless examples are prevalent throughout the book. Symbols can be interpreted in whatever way the reader wants them to, having the ability to add another layer to a piece of literature. In my mask, I will use symbols to depict my ideas of the themes and figurative language of the Lord of the Flies. In my mask savagery and civilization are represented by the different areas of the mask. The top of the mask represents…

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    2nd Hour The writing can mean a variety of things. However all can be narrowed down to one exact thing theme. Choices Choices are made throughout all of poems. Some choices the characters mae were regretful while other made a large impact. I know this because each article provides evidence for my claim. The first one, “Because I could not stop for death-” talked about how a women was being taken to her grave while enjoying a peaceful ride with death there. As sorrowful as it sound it’s…

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    There are many different elements to use in order to properly evaluate short stories. These elements include plot, character, point of view, and theme. Not only do these elements help the reader understand the story, it also allows the reader to be able to classify a short story as either commercial or interpretative fiction. When evaluating, it is important to pay attention to all aspects of the story as different interpretations can not only switch the meaning of the story, but also give the…

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    The world when the modern poetry was born was deeply touched by the discoveries of that time, be it Einstein’s theory, or Freud, or the development of a new art – photography. Everything come together and left its mark on modern literature, and implicit, on poetry. On this period, a great influence over the poetry of the world had the American poets. According to Cary Nelson, the modern American poetry is “unexcelled in its richness, inventiveness, and diversity”, and those characteristic are…

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    C.S. Lewis is a well-known British writer and ordinary layman from the 20th Century. Being a soldier from World War I, a broadcaster and a apologist are but a few of the titles deemed to him. Lewis was a former atheist but converted to Christianity after failing to disprove the Christian faith and it’s doctrines. He wrote to the goal that others would read his works and be able to make cognitive parallels between the objects in his books and the doctrines of Christianity. He combines both fable…

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