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    literary devices to convey Grendel's mother emotions, voluntary, and involuntary actions by using these literary devices such as: Alliteration, and Assonance. These two literary devices can improve the readers ability to understand the piece of literature they are going to read about in the poem of Beowulf. The writer of Beowulf uses alliteration. "Alliteration is the repetition of the same sound or letter at the beginning of each or most of the words in a sentence. The easiest way to use…

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    There will be a chapter on language in this dissertation that will firstly focus on how Latin and Greek have influenced the modern English language and therefore modern literature. However, this chapter will also delve into how Latin phrases have influenced things in Young Adult fiction directly. For example, Panem et Circenses influenced Collins in writing The Hunger Games, as the main city is called Panem and is a reference…

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    started reading Blink. Next, I covered Outlier, What the Dog saw, and the last book is David and Goliath. He has a stark and unique ability to look at the work around him and think critically. Malcolm Gladwell is the master of analyzing conventional wisdom and get powerful conclusions that challenge what we think we already know. His books contain insightful…

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    LANGUAGE AND ITS ROLE IN FANTASY LITERATURE The fantasy genre is distinctive due to its freedom of expression – the entirely independent framework of story and its style of writing. It has the ability to take people into an alternate universe via a portal or immerse them in a completely different world. These worlds are characterised as unique and separate from us due to the unfamiliar lands, mystical culture and history of the characters in the story which is brought to us by the use of a…

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    lot in his life. He has lived through national socialism and communism, he saw the devastation of the Nazi rule and the soviet takeover of Eastern Europe. For this reason, he wrote in a “tragic, ironic style” (Zigary). Krzysztof Dybciak in World Literature Today states that “Milosz’s work is something so extraordinary in our epoch, that it seems to be a…

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    Is every single piece of writing completely original? Do authors take even the smallest of ideas from older stories and apply them to their own? Thomas C. Foster claimed in his book How to Read Literature like a Professor, “…there’s no such thing as a wholly original work of literature” (Foster Online). It is quite believable that all authors borrow ideas from other pieces of writing to develop their own unique stories. The primary text that the following archetypal connections expressed through…

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    CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of The Study Poetry is one of genres in literature. When we try to define it, we will find out that poetry, just like love, is not something easy to be defined. Laurence Perrine in “Sounds and Sense: An Introduction to Poetry” (1969:3) defines poetry as a kind of language that says more and says it more intensely than does ordinary language. From that definition, we can say that poetry contains a complexity of human’s feeling and mind. In order to…

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    schoolmaster. Golding’s mother, Mildred, was an active suffragette. Golding recalls that as a child, he had been quite a brat and enjoyed bullying his peers (Biography.com). That being said, he was also an intelligent child with interests in science and literature. Growing up, his favorite authors were H.G. Wells, Jules Verne, and Edgar Rice Burroughs (“Golding” 800-801). He had always been interested in writing and attempted to write his first novel at the age of 12. The opening sentence reads,…

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    Discover Your Atman or Strive For True Happiness? Evidence Based Argument: Katha Upanishads vs The Persian Wars When analyzing different works of literature it can be approached from many different viewpoints. Looking at what the author is saying is one way to analyze the text, but also not just what they are saying but, how they are saying it. To determine how they are portraying their message means to identify and examine literary devices are utilized. The structure in which the author…

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    One integral component of any type of literature, especially in poetry, is the setting. A setting may include the time of day or the literal location where the story takes place to give the reader insight into an argument. However, setting is more than a mere overview of the situation; it also includes the ways in which characters interact with the audience. Serving as the foundation of how an argument is approached in the poem, setting can influence a reader’s interpretation. Thus by choosing a…

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