Oral literature

How Provision of Oral Health Care Affects the Risk of Respiratory Infections in Institutionalized Elderly Persons Requiring Full-time Care Introduction Due to aging, many elderly adults suffer a deterioration in physical capacity and mental acuity, rendering them unable to care for themselves in general and their oral health in particular. Researches show that respiratory pathogens reside in dental plaque (Russell, Boylan, Kaslick, Scannapieco, & Katz, 1999; Scannapieco, Stewart, & Mylotte,…

PROSE STYLE OF Dr.S.RADHAKRISHNAN Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan A good prose-style is both a matter of choice of the words and their arrangement to form a complete meaningful sentence. Dr. Radhakrishnan is one the eminent philosopher of India who was a literate with special knowledge in handling prose style. Dr.S.Radhakrishnan was one of the most influential and recognized Indian thinkers in twentieth century. I wish to explain some important features about prose style just to explain how…

“The Universe is composed of Nature and the Soul. Spirit is present everywhere.” This new voice led American Romanticism to a new and mature period, the period of New England Transcendentalism. This was the most significant development of American literature in the mid-19th century. Development The Concord club was the first and most famous of a series of forums that served during the next few decades as social gathering points. It became the movement's magnetic center. They advocated their…

though the words and techniques used in poetry. According to Poetry.org “Poetry is an art form in which human language is used for its aesthetic qualities in addition to, or instead of, its notional and semantic content. It consists largely of oral or literary works in which language is used in a manner that is felt by its user and audience to differ from ordinary prose.”(Poetry.org) I personally see poetry as an art as well the definition of the word art and for something to be…

expression of Creolization through its use of simile and metaphorical terms to express abstract ideas and give voice to oral stories, beliefs and myths.This sentence contains very important ideas but…

copying, transforming, and combining elements of literature, otherwise known as remixing, is one of the most commonly used strategies for creating stories. It has been meticulously developed and improved upon throughout time and has since lead to a great number of popular movies, books, and songs. This technique dates back to some of the first poems and epics ever created. Even before writing was invented, there were traces of remixing through oral tradition. Stories would be passed down by word…

meaning of the text. These diverse methods have their own unique ways to interpret Scripture for modern readers to understand the author’s messages from distant past. The literary criticism is done when one judges qualities and characters of the literature works. The Literary criticism is general criticism of the text. The other methods of interpretation…

Anthropomorphism in Children’s Literature: From Wily Wolves to Erudite Pigs Animals have dominated stories that people pass from one generation to another, especially those that are intended for children literature. They are, however, to the biologists’ dismay, being treated anthropomorphically which implies giving human emotions to animals. Biologists contend that giving the animals human traits misguides the children as they learn to associate humans traits with animals that cannot have them.…

until that day. Ultimately, we all have a burden to take up the cross and follow-him. Conclusion A genre is a literary grouping of a type of work based on formal and technical similarities that defines the. form style or content of a piece of literature. According to our readings, the Narrative genre is a more succinctly defined genre or subgenre that tells or retells a story about historical events that are intended to provide insight and direction to a defined people in the present. This…

Questions 1. .Why is Flannery O’Connor important for American Literature? 2. How you would define the “grotesque” ? 3. Why is Flannery O’Connor’s grotesque different from the other modern writers? 4. Can you define at least one feature for each character that makes them grotesque? 5. What is nihilism? Can you give an example of a representative philosopher? 6. How is nihilism illustrated in this short story? 7. The wooden leg is a symbol in this short story. What is its meaning? 8. Is this a…