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Few artistic works that are considered shocking when they are first produced remain shocking for later generations ? in part no doubt because those later generations have their perceptions of what is shocking and what is ?normal? (or at least permissible) has been transformed by those very works of art. However, Vladimir Nabokov?s Lolita, almost a half-century after it was published, does have the power to disconcert us still, if not precisely to shock us. This paper examines the psychological characteristics and sexual behaviors of the two main characters in the novel, Humbert Humbert and Dolores Haze.
Pages: 5
Bibliography: 2 source(s) listed
Filename: 20219 Lolita Sexuality Pedophilia.doc
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1878.20220 Bessie Head
It is often dangerous to draw close parallels between a writer?s life and her work: One of the reasons that people write, after all, is that fiction provides them with a chance to create an alternative world, a world in which things may be otherwise than they actually are. But in Bessie Head?s story ?Life? the direct connections between Head?s own life and her story (and characters) are hard to ignore or dismiss. Running through this story is a sense of isolation, of the many ways in which a person can be exiled, of the ways in which life itself can be seen as a kind of exile.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 3 source(s) listed
Filename: 20220 Head Africa Exile.doc
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1879.20221 Across Borders of Time: Treatment of Love as a Theme in Shakespeare?s ?Sonnet 18
This 5-page undergraduate essay examines three authors? treatment of the theme of love across time. Specifically, this essay compares and contrasts the ways that Shakespeare?s ?Sonnet 18" (1609), Elizabeth Barrett Browning?s ?How Do I Love Thee?? (1850) and Denise Levertov?s ?Love Poem? (1978) negotiate the subject of love. This essay suggests that Barrett Browning?s and Shakespeare?s sonnets present a more rational and controlled depiction of love within contexts, while Levertov?s free verse poem depicts a vision of love which is allowed to include potentially controversial subjects, such as sexuality and religion. Barrett Browning?s Victorian poem concerns a listing of the possible ways to love someone, and ends with a declaration that love continues after death. Shakespeare?s Elizabethan sonnet considers comparing the love object to a summer?s day, but finds that such a comparison is problematic because of the changeability of summer. The poem concludes by noting that the speaker?s poem will immortalize the love object. Levertov?s poem uses suggests the things that the love object gives in their relationship. The three texts are obviously quite different in their treatments of their theme. All three love poems, however, suggest the links between love and nature, as well as love and transcendence.
Pages: 5
Bibliography: 6 source(s) listed
Filename: 20221 Poems Theme Love.doc
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1880.20251 The Message of the Ghost in Hamlet
This paper writes how scene v of act 1 sets the character and story of Hamlet. Hamlet is told by the ghost that his father was murdered by Claudius. He asks Hamlet to seek revenge for his wrongful death. Scene v begins the development of Hamlet as it shows the feelings and problems that Hamlet feels in deciding how to seek revenge. The ghost tells Hamlet not to seek revenge through the queen.
Pages: 3
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Filename: 20251 Hamlet Ghost Revenge.doc
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1881.20252 The Life of Chinua Achebe: An Analysis
This three-page undergraduate paper examines the life and writings of the Nigerian novelist and essayist Chinua Achebe. The author discusses historical linkages between Achebe?s works and his own experiences, and notes that because of his 1958 novel, Things Fall Apart and other works, which display his extensive knowledge of African history and culture, his satire, and his talent for crafting language which symbolizes the conflict between cultures; Achebe has earned his prestigious position as one of the most highly respected African writers of the twentieth century.
Pages: 3
Bibliography: 2 source(s) listed
Filename: 20252 Things Fall Apart.doc
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1882.20255 Oppression as Denial of Self Definition
This paper analyzes the theme of oppression in Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God, Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis and Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart. The paper argues specifically that oppression in all of these works takes the form of systematic denial of individuals' right to self definition, with the external system imposing its artificial definitions on marginalized groups.
Pages: 12
Bibliography: 10 source(s) listed
Filename: 20255 Hurston Kafka Achebe.doc
Price: US$107.40
1883.20258 Three Books on Human Rights and Social Consciousness
This paper will analyze three books: Why The Caged Bird Sings, Black Boy and The Jungle. The books will be summarized and analyzed. The books will be analyzed for social awareness and social control issues that occur within the books. An introduction and a little about eah author will also be discussed. They will be discussed because their personal experienes are the theme to the books.
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