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The poem Kubla Khan is a complex and perplexing poem. It was written after an opium-induced dream and serves as an insight into the subconscious of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It talks of things, which the reader would literally find impossible to imagine, and so is hard to deconstruct, it seems that it was never intended…
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Despite of all those negative critics, Wright proved his love for architecture and never even retired. He opened up an architectural school at his Taliesin West home and continued teaching architecture and built until the day he died in Arizona on April 9, 1959; he was ninety-two (Egger). Wright is now known as a…
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Dickens immerses the reader into a dark atmosphere containing only evil, by using contrasting personalities and heinous crimes. In Fagin, Dickens attempts to portray a character who is resonant of terrifying wrongdoing. Fagin’s manipulation of Sikes is successful, as it shows both the nai?? vety of Sikes and the extraordinary self-control of Fagin. Sikes’s volatile…
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SHE IS UNTIDY AND FREE IN MANNER, BUT THERE WAS SOMETHING OF THE WOMAN’S ORIGINAL NATURE LEFT IN HER STILL. In Oliver Twist, the characters portrayed present destructive forces. These characters represent self-interest. The characters are always looking out to advance themselves in matters either financial or otherwise. They posse’ qualities are that people hide…
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Looking at ‘Down’, consider how Dickens presents the impact that Gradgrind’s philosophy has had upon Louisa. What wider moral points is he trying to make? Dickens wrote ‘Hard Times’ in the Victorian era as a criticism of the belief in controlling and filling people with knowledge. The character Louisa in the novel bears several similarities…
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Look again at the engagement party at the beginning of the party, up to the point where the Inspector first enters. In what ways does Priestley present Mr. Birling to us here so that we are prepared for his attitudes and behaviour in the rest of the play? (Refer in detail to language and events)…
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By including the Inspector from the very start his presence is a lasting one and even if he is only visible at the start of the play, then disappeared, his presence would still linger in the atmosphere of the play. I would like to now put forward some of my ideas on how to…
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John Keats has written the poem ‘When I Have Fears’ to express one of the most ineluctable feelings that one can have; the fear of death. “When I Have Fears” represents the admire and hunger for greater poetry, and wish for realizing the dreams of love and fame: selfish desire of human-being. Thus, what poet…
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But this is all he is talking about, in these poems he would be most discriminated for, yet all he is thinking about is his own feelings and thoughts, not about the women’s at all, so i don’t feel that anyone can judge if he sympathises with the women or not as he isn’t…
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Throughout the play ‘Richard III’, the various facets of the main character Richard emerge and are displayed to the reader in a number of ways. Fixated on his goal of becoming King, Richard’s behaviour and remarks seem to centre on this obsession. This becomes evident to the reader from the opening soliloquy, in which Richard…
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