JOYCE’S IRISH ATTACK THROUGH “THE DEAD”
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This paper digs beneath the main theme of James Joyce's story, "The Dead," to determine if, indeed, the short story is also a reflection of the author's disdain of and contempt for Ireland. Bibliography lists five sources.
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Katherine Mansfield's Miss Brill
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In 5 pages, the author discusses Katherine Mansfield's "Miss Brill." Miss Brill is portrayed as naïve about life, and not objective about herself. No other sources are cited.
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Katherine Mansfield/Modernism in "The Garden Party"
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A 6 page essay that analyzes Mansfield's famous short story from a modernist perspective. After offering definitions of modernism, the writer discusses how Mansfield's story fits these descriptions. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Katherine Mansfield: Her Life And Work
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A 12 page paper. Katherine Mansfield lived for only 34 years but made a lasting impression on the world. She was an unconventional woman who wrote in an unconventional way. She was a contemporary and friend of D.H. Lawrence and Virginia Woolf. This essay provides some insight into her life and discusses some of her works and the symbolism therein. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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Keats and Dickinson: Differing Approaches to Eliciting Emotion in Romanticism
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A 6 page contention that feeling and emotion are each integral components of the Romanticist literary style. This style attempt to move its reader through emotion and description, not necessarily realism. While other styles of literature often resort to historical fact or even scientific fact, Romanticism depends of its ability to influence the deep emotional and perceptual resources of its audience. This paper presents the contrast which exists between Emily Dickinson and John Keats in the manner in which they elicit this emotion. While Dickinson concentrates on emotion as it relates to human feelings, Keats is noted for his ability to bring to life the emotion which can be encased in even inanimate objects.
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King Arthur's Battle of Mont-Saint-Michel
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7 pages in length. This paper will compare the way that Geoffrey of Monmouth wrote of King Arthur's Battle of Mont-Saint-Michel as compared to that written by Layamon and Wace. The three writers are compared emphasizing why Geoffrey of Monmouth portrayed King Arthur the way he did. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Kipling's "Captains Courageous"
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A six page look at this novel by Rudyard Kipling, showing how this book -- the only one of Kipling's novels set in the New World -- brings the motifs of his recent quarrel with an American as well as his love of the sea together into a positive whole. Bibliography lists five sources.
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Kundera’s “The Unbearable Lightness of Being”
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A seven page paper looking at Milan Kundera’s 1984 novel in terms of the literary devices and techniques that shape it. The paper concludes that its abundant use of symbolism and its surreal tone give Kundera’s novel the feeling of a dream.
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Landlord-Tenant Relations in Swift's "A Modest Proposal"
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A five page paper analyzing Jonathan Swift's attack on the treatment of the Irish peasantry by their Anglo-Irish landlords. The paper shows how Swift presents his argument by creating a bigoted persona whose suggestions are too extreme.
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Landscape and Character in Walcott's 'Omeros'
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A seven page paper looking at this epic poem by contemporary poet Derek Walcott. The paper shows how Walcott uses the framework of Homer's 'Odyssey' and 'Iliad' to illustrate the epic qualities of the land and people of his native Caribbean. Bibliography lists four sources.
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