Prometheus

In modern literary pieces, there are countless references made to other well-known works. The same is true for many classic literary works. Allusions are used to introduce and connect ideas through the reference of other external texts. The effectiveness of allusions in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Shakespeare’s Othello is undeniable as they serve many purposes, especially in strengthening themes within the texts. The allusions used in both works provide insight into the characters’ conflicts…

In the novel, Anthem by Ayn Rand authentic happiness is the one thing a person loves more than anything. The main character, Equality 7-2521 finds his happiness through the things he never thought he would. It shows that authentic happiness can appear in many different forms whether it was expected or not.This novella shows that true authentic happiness is discovering inner self, love, and freedom. Authentic happiness represents finding your true self and doing whatever it takes to get there.…

correct and proper. Equality also realizes that it is not natural for men not have their own name. He said, “There was a time when each man had a name of his own to distinguish himself from other men,” (Rand 98). Equality gave himself the new name Prometheus. This is another example of his different moral assessment because he would never have even known about real names before this. At the end of the book, Equality has a completely different moral assessment than the way he started out. At the…

The book, Anthem, first starts with the phrase “It is a sin to write this.” We tend to realize that there are more negativity in the world. Throughout the book, Equality 7-2521’s mind constantly starts to change. He begins to become more loving of only himself, rather than his surroundings. Mainly every character doesn’t have their own individual self. Each person’s uniqueness, tends to be the traits of a person. However, instead of names, their names consists of numbers rather than the typical…

Connor Boldt Mr. Storsveen Prep LIt and Comp. 1 November 2017 Anthem Essay I’m myself, not a label ( John Bunner). In this quote he means that don’t be put as a label and be who you want to be. Nobody can make the decision for who you are, you have to shape that. This is like Equality 7-2521, he doesn’t get to be who he wants to be. He is forced to be who they want him to be. He is not himself he is a label. In the book Anthem by Ayn Rand, Equality 7-2521 portrays his identity through themes…

Some may say that this is an act of disrespect, but that is simply false. The Parthenon does show Jove in a sculpture of the birth of Athena on the east pediment of the building, which is actually the front of the building. The fact is that the Parthenon was built to honor Athens’ patron goddess: Athena. The west pediment of the building is an aetion for how Athens got its name: Athena named it after herself after winning the contest. The sculpture, which was created long after this original…

The third stanza is centered on the question of what kind of bodily strength and skills could create the Tyger. The first two lines question “what shoulder, & what art, /Could twist the sinews of thy heart?” (9-10), which are simply asking what strength and beauty could twist the tissues of the Tyger’s heart. The next question Blake asks is “when thy heart began to beat, / What dread hand? & what dread feat?” (11-12). Here, Blake wants to know that when the Tyger’s heart began to beat, did its…

Teagan Hawes Bend 3: Comparative Essay Mrs. McManus (pd. 9) You most likely have heard the phrase, “Even Albert Einstein asked questions”. This is because naturally, everyone asks questions when they’re curious about something. Sometimes, they even change the way they normally act because of their curiosity. This is what happens in the story “All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury and the myth “Pandora’s Box” retold by Louis Untermeyer. In “All Summer in a Day”, Margot moved from Earth to…

Mary Shelley was was born on August 30th, 1797 in Summertown, London, United Kingdom. Mary Shelley 's mother died shortly after Mary was born. Her father was then left to care for Mary and Mary’s siblings. Mary’s mother was a famed feminist while her father was a philosopher and a political writer. In the later years of Mary shelley’s life she had three children, two sons and one daughter. Her daughter 's name was Clara, her first son 's name was Percy and her other son 's name was William.…

Particularly in the Road, where all moral and cultural institutions known to humankind have been extinguished, religion and the belief in supernatural beings are at the forefront of the father’s thinking. In a world where humanity and kindness are mostly extinct, it is evident that the father adheres to the thought there might be a God-like figure. Religious and spiritual terms are often used throughout the novel, although the man often doubts the existence of a God and repeatedly curses him: He…