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    The Flowing Source Literature, like any other field, has famous people whose names or works will never be forgotten. There are writers who are blessed with an inborn writing talent, and these people have a flowing source of imagination that does not dry. These writers can write without a source of inspiration, and they write without knowing writing skills. Also, there are writers whose imagination can help them to write every type of literary work, and there are writers that write for many…

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    of the Story The answers to the following questions can help to establish the context of the story. • Who wrote the fiction? Sigrid Undset (20 May 1882 – 10 June 1949) was a Norwegian novelist who got an award from the Nobel which is “Prize for Literature” in 1928 (Wikipedia). According to nobleprize.org, her father’s Family is came from Østerdalen and they were one of the first settler in Grytdalen in the Sollien valley of the river Atna. Undset’s father, Ingvald Martin Undset, got his…

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    Beowulf is an Old English courageous epic lyric. It is not known who composed it, and there is no assertion with respect to when it was composed. Gauges for the date range from AD 608 directly through to AD 1000, and there is no accord.What we do know is that J.R.R Tolkien, with the help of his son, translated Beowulf into a modern English version, which is way easier to understand. In addition to his translation, Tolkien wrote the award-winning novel “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings”.…

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    Great Literature Debate John Steinbeck uses repetition and accents making the language emphasizing the great depression and the Dustbowl era, the struggles the Joad family had gone through and the goals they’ve created in order to find work and settle down, to express the time period before to modern day, marking this book as a classic novel. Repetition and accents emphasizing old times (Language): A) “Listen to the motor. Listen to the wheels. Listen with your ears …Listen to the pounding old…

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    and literature has solidified it 's spot at the top among schools. Iowa City has always placed an emphasis on creative writing and literature. In fact, writinguniversity.org has gone so far as to say that, "For 80 years, Iowa City has been teaching the world to write." It is true, Iowa is no stranger to the world when it comes to literature and writing. Many published authors have come from or at least resided in Iowa City because of the notorious approach they have on writing and literature.…

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    when their simplicity triggered a soporific rendition of the book. It persisted until the gifts of classical literature unwrapped as I learned to penetrate, explore, and discover meanings in, for example, Dickens’ lengthy description of a clock tower did I truly find my beloved. Although young adult books had their place in my life by inspiring a love for reading, classical literature has opened up a whole new perspective, teaching me to seek out knowledge while still yielding enjoyment as I…

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    Dennis Galinsky Mrs. Rubino English 11 CP June 4, 2015 BOYHOOD The current American literature curriculum has a small flaw: it leaves students in boredom. Their attitude to the books and movies watched in class is discontent at best. These students simply do not enjoy the pieces and at times do not even try to read/watch them. It is time to add a fresh, inspirational piece to the American literature curriculum. The film BOYHOOD, by Richard Linklater should be added to the curriculum because it…

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    Old School The novel Old School was written by Tobias Wolff and published in 2003 after three portions of the novel were published in The New Yorker as short stories. Wolff was born on June 19, 1945, in Birmingham, Alabama. He had a rough life growing up and bounced around from state to state with his mother who eventually remarried. The man she married was very abusive to Wolff both physically and mentally. Over time, Wolff was able to meet with his long lost brother who is also a novelist…

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    art of writing is undoubtedly a rare passion that cannot be overlooked. When one has the gifted ability to give simple five-lettered words a more powerful meaning than their literal definition, they should consider themselves lucky. Not only does literature allow us the space necessary to grow alongside the millions of authors, but it also exposes us to the many different styles of writing. Through reading, we naturally develop a stronger hand at writing. Writing is an escape from reality for…

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    his work offers students a connection that inspired the reader to get an idea of what literature was like back then. Without a doubt, William Shakespeare he was one of the greatest dramatists, and the greatest propose write in the history of human language art. The reason students should learn about William Shakespeare because his theme is meaningful, his language are great and meaningful, many words that our English used today are based on Shakespeare language, and the last reason is that…

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