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Shakespeare has presented Shylock as an interesting character, he appears in only 5 scenes yet to many people he is the center of the plays interest. The audience’s feelings and reactions towards Shylock are mixed throughout the play. On the one hand he is hard to like as he is a cruel and miserable villainous…

1. To give sophisticated interpretations supported by concise textual analysis. 2. To show originality of analysis when evaluating the dramatic effects of character and action. 3. To show originality of analysis when evaluating dramatic devices and structures. 4. To show originality of analysis when evaluating the significance of the social, historical and cultural setting of…

The two poems ‘Digging’ and ‘Follower’ are very similar. As evidence both poems refer to the earth and the different job that are related with the earth. ‘Digging’ is about Heaney digging into his memories about his father and grandfather. ‘Follower’ is ambiguous as Heaney followed his father literally and metaphorically in his memory. In…

In 1920 when the book ‘Bliss And Other Stories’ was published, it was the end of World War 1, which for a number of reasons was a very vulnerable time for a single woman. There were many more un-married women around at this time than men, because most young men were out fighting in the…

My essay will compare the presentation of nature in Seamus Heaney’s Death of a Naturalist, Gillian Clarke’s A Difficult Birth, Easter 1998 as well as Patrolling Barnegat and Sonnet from the pre-1914 bank. Nature is a theme which can be represented in different ways. Poets choose nature as a theme in their poems for different…

Alternative evidence for features of the presentation (implementation) I opened my program – Microsoft powerpoint, as it is most suitable for a touch screen presentation. I thin opened a blank PowerPoint. First off all I made a selection on the design of the slide wanted. I did not choose any of the design instead I…

The problem is not that the c hildren are too young; the answeris not that “Jap” and “Japanese” mean the same thing—theydo not. The semantic difference between the two signifiers signalsa critical différence in speaking positions and enunciative power,between representations of Japanese Americans engendered bydominant American ideology and the possibility of articulating aself within an…

There is no question that the role women play in society has transformed significantly throughout the course of history. Some cultures were centered on the female entity as a symbol of life and fertility, while others strayed towards a more masculine focus. In many ancient cultures, it seems as though women were revered in a…