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    Huckleberry Finn and Holden Caulfield’s Evolution
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    The realm of American literature unfolds with two distinct Realistic novels, each portraying characters tested by a myriad of adventures. In this exploration, I delve into a comparison of two quintessential American novels: Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Huck Finn" and J.D. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye." Employing the insightful framework of the Cosmogonic Cycle, I examine both literal and symbolic interpretations to unravel the profound journeys of Huck Finn and Holden Caulfield. The Call to Adventure The Cosmogonic…
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    Fairyland in Peter Pan vs Fairies Poem: A Comparative Analysis
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    Fairies have maintained a persistent presence in literature throughout human history and references can be dated back to 1000 BC where in the Iliad, Homer describes how “watery fairies dance in mazy rings. ” This is an indication that the notion of the fairy and it’s environment is heavily entrenched throughout the different cultures of the world and occupies a place in written history that skews the boarders of reality and make believe, where the point of fact and myth…
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    Comparison of perfect and imperfect competition
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    Subject: COMPARISION OF PERFECT AND IMPERFECT COMPETITION. Table OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION………………………………………………….4 WHAT IS A Market? ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .4 PERFECT COMPETITION………………………………………5 IMPERFECT COMPETITION……………………………………8 COMPARISION OF VARIOUS MARKETS……………………..9 COMPARISION ON BASIS OF DEMAND……………………..11 COMPARISION ON BASIS OF SUPPLY……………………….12 Real WORLD SCENARIO……………………………………..13 CRITICISMS OF PERFECT COMPETITION……………………14 CONCLUSION……………………………………………………15 BIBLIOGRAPHY…………………………………………………16s Introduction The Father of Economics Adam Smith in his book “ The Theory of Moral…
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    Comparison between Oedipus Rex and the film Into the Wild
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    One needs to understand to accept the truth. For if it is denied, there is nothing to do, but suffer, as denial of the truth can lead to devastating consequences: “How dreadful the knowledge of the truth can be”. This quotation by play writer Sophocles demonstrates that the truth can torment people. As painful as it appears, there is no avoidance. The Sophoclean tragedy is a model, which exhibits one major cause of human tragedy; hubris. People are only able…
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    Comparison of news articles from The Sun and The Times newspapers
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    For this comparative study I will write about two news articles, which are from The Sun and The Times websites. They are both about photos that were taken of soldiers ill-treating Iraqis. I will study and compare the phonology, graphology, lexis and grammar from these two pieces. The article from The Sun includes history of the soldiers whereas The Times is just information about what happened and how the photo's were discovered. Hypothesis I predict, that as The Sun is…
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    Comparison Between Frog and Nightingale
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    The comparison between frog and nightingale describes and explains us the human society and leaves a shocking, hard to believe truth about humans. It appears that the nightingale is a talented artist who is hardworking and very obliging while the frog that is her mentor, trains her, organizes her shows and critically reviews her work is a very cunning creature. The frog is money minded, greedy, and of a selfish nature. Frog is opportunistic which can be seen when he…
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    Comparison of Westminster Bridge & The Solitary Reaper by Wordsworth
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    'Composed upon Westminster Bridge' was written describing the beauty of London early in the morning and it uses different styles including metaphors and personification. The poem uses archaic language. 'The Solitary Reaper' also uses archaic language, the person in the poem is wistful and wishes that he knew the girl and is affected deeply by this girl and her song. The speaker in this poem is travelling over the Highlands, and he sees this beautiful sight and enjoys the mysterious…
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    Comparison between two plays
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    Discuss and compare how Caryl Churchill 's Top Girls and David Eldridge 's Under the Blue Sky deploy the conventions of Dialogue and Objectives/Obstacles, and asses the connexion between these formal picks and the significance and impact of the drama.The conventions of duologue and aims and obstructions are intertwined through the dramatist 's portraiture of character and in the procedure of making dramatic struggle. Dialogue is a indicative device, where action is conveyed through address to pass on character aims…
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    Comparison Between Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and the Film by Baz Luhrmann
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    How do both directors reflect atmosphere, mood, and staging techniques of Shakespeare’s play? Which version is most dramatically effective, and why? Romeo and Juliet, a tragic tale of two “Star crossed lovers”, is believed to be written by Shakespeare in 1595. The famous playwright and poet copied the original works of Arthur Brooke and William Painter to develop a play that dramatises the story of two youths who fall deeply in love. However despite their feelings, their plans, and their…
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    Comparing the same story in two newspapers
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    For the purpose of this assignment, comparisons will be made between the Daily Mirror and the Independent. Issues printed on the 13th March 2003 are to be analysed. Both articles are part of a running story in relation to the impending war on Iraq. The articles look at how Tony Blair has been negotiating for a 'moral majority' in the United Nations (UN). The British press is made up of two types of newspapers, tabloids and broadsheets. A tabloid is…
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    Comparing Sleeping Eros and a Stele of a Little Girl
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    Joyce Salame Art History Paper Whether in the fifth century B. C. E or the first century C. E, Greek art has maintained continuity among its theories since its inception. Throughout history, the Greeks have been perfecting their human sculptures. The Metropolitan Kouros (600 B. C. E) and the Spear Bearer (450 B. C. E) are made centuries apart but have the same Greek interest of the human anatomy. However, because of the time difference, it is clear that the…
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    Comparative Analysis of ‘Remember’ and ‘Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night’
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    In this comprehensive analysis, we will explore the thematic, stylistic, and emotional differences between the poems 'Remember' by Christina Rossetti and 'Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night' by Dylan Thomas. Both of these poems, despite their common theme of death, convey strikingly different perspectives and emotions. Our aim is to delve deeper into these poetic works to appreciate the nuances of their themes and the artistic devices employed by the poets. Thematic Differences 'Remember' by Christina Rossetti reflects…
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    Comparing the Population of Brazil and the USA
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    The population of Brazil in 1957 was 52 million. That was approximately a third of the population of The United Sates at that time, whose population was around 151 million. Estimates of the population of Brazil vary between 160 million and 171 million. The most recent census in 1996 gave a total of 157 million, which was believed to be about 5% short of the total. (IBGE Website). Other online sources stated the population for Brazil in July 2001 to…
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    Comparative Analysis of Poems by Tony Harrison, Elizabeth Jennings, and Philip Larkin
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    Throughout the world of poetry, various poets explore the complexities of human relationships and emotions. In this comparative analysis, we will delve into the works of three renowned poets: Tony Harrison, Elizabeth Jennings, and Philip Larkin. Each poet provides a unique perspective on themes such as grief, family dynamics, guilt, and the passage of time. "Long Distance" by Tony Harrison Tony Harrison's "Long Distance" is a deeply personal poem that delves into the themes of grieving and love within the…
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    The Odyssey of the Olympics: An Epic Journey from Ancient Greece to the Global Stage
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    The Olympic Games, a quadrennial extravaganza watched by millions worldwide, traces its roots back over 1,500 years to the ancient city of Olympia in Greece. In 776 B.C., during the month of Apollonius, a great foot race beside the river Alpheus marked the genesis of this venerable tradition. Coroebus, a youth of Elis, clinched victory, adorned with an olive wreath, and thus, the Olympic legacy was born. Evolution Unveiled: Ancient Greek Olympics vs. Modern Spectacle The inaugural civilized Games at…
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    Comparing The Downfall of Man in Macbeth and Moby Dick
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    It can be stated that mans greatest downfall is his greed. No matter how much a person has, they will always want more. In Melville's Moby Dick and Shakespeare's Macbeth, the character traits of the tragic heroes, and many similar outside factors combine to create a spiral downfall effect which essentially leads each character to his demise. Each of these character's downfalls are brought upon as a result of their predetermined fates, their ambitions to reach an unattainable goal, and…
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    Comparing and Contrasting Gender Roles and Marriage
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    Literature is the universal language of life. No matter what language, literature reports life. When it comes to gender roles, literature has a variety of stories. Everyone has their own likes and favorite, I will explore two popular short stories. Men and women have debated gender roles for generations, causing divide amongst them in some cultures. Two stories that have an underlying approach are: “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” by James Thurber and “The Story of an Hour” from…
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    Colonial Regions in British North America
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    By the mid-1700s, British North America was comprised of three major regions, each with its own unique characteristics—New England, the Middle Region, and the Southern Region (Chesapeake Colonies). Although they shared the commonality of being British colonies, these regions differed significantly in terms of climate, geography, population, politics, economy, and religious attitudes. Origins of British Colonization The sixteenth century saw Spain and Portugal establish colonies in South America, and France in what is now Canada. The mid-Atlantic seaboard, stretching from…
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    Comparing and Contrasting 17th Century Love Poems
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    Taken at face value these three poems appear to be similar, but a closer look at the tone, structure, themes and language shows that they are all, in fact, quite different. Having said this there are still a number of similarities that link all three pieces together. To begin with they are all roughly contemporaneous and this is reflected to some degree in the style of the poems. All three poems concern love or lust of some shape or form,…
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    Comparing and Contrasting Liberal, Socialist, and Radical Feminism
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    In today’s society it is nearly impossible to go a day without being subjected to some form of media that does not marginalize women. The media takes a myriad of forms that include but are not limited to televisions, phones, and the radio and it is no surprise that the media has a huge impact on society. Most of the time the media is heralded as a pivotal source of news and entertainment however, many look down on the media…
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    Comparing Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World
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    In comparing your TWO texts you will have become aware of how the contexts of the texts have shaped their form and meaning. Of more interest, perhaps, is a comparison of the values associated with each text. In comparing Aldous Huxley's Brave New World and Ridley Scott's 1992 Blade Runner: Director's Cut, the responder becomes aware of the ways in which the contexts of these texts' production have influenced and shaped their form and meaning. Further study of these texts…
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    Macbeth Act Scenes and vs Polanski’s Film: A Comparison
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    Compare the written text of act 1 scenes 1 and 3 of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' with Roman Polanski's film version. Analyse and comment on the effect of the film techniques used, and their impact on audience, in the portrayal of the witches. The witches are the first characters the audience meet at the beginning of 'Macbeth' in Act 1 scene 1 and they set the mood for the rest of the play. Today witches are seen as bizarre but when Shakespeare…
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    Portrayal of Women in Poetry: A Comparative Analysis
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    Robert Browning has written My Last Duchess in the style of a dramatic monologue. This continuous prose allows Browning to create the narrator (presumably the Duke of Ferrara) as a character of unpleasant nature. Conversely this gives the impression of the "last duchess" as being a kind woman because of the contrast between the characters. A heart - how shall I say? - too soon made glad, Too easily impressed; she liked whate'er She looked on, The word "heart" immediately…
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    Wordsworth and Blake’s Ideas on London Compared
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    "Composed upon Westminster Bridge" and "London" are two very different poems themed around the growing important and powerful city of London. William Wordsworth, who wrote "Composed upon Westminster Bridge", writes about the spectacular view and landscape he can see from Westminster Bridge, on an early crisp morning, with the flowering and dazzling sun shining down upon it. He wrote this poem in 1802, when he was in his horse and carriage on his way to France. Whilst passing on Westminster…
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    Comparing Event Description in Blessing and Another Poem
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    Both "Blessing" and "Night of the Scorpion" describe the reactions of a community to a sudden and dramatic event. In "blessing" a "municipal pipe" bursts leading to a "sudden rush" as "every man woman child for streets around" arrives to collect water in whatever container they can find. Their frantic rush shown through Dharker's lack of commas in this list illustrated the rarity of such an event, In a culture where there "never is enough water." The event described in…
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    Compare the ways Maya Angelou and William Cowper
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    Compare the ways Maya Angelou and William Cowper present the issue of slavery in the poems 'Still I Rise' and 'The Negro's Complaint' The poems, 'Still I Rise' and 'The Negro's Complaint', clearly present the issues of slavery in different ways. 'Still I Rise' was written in the 1970's by a poet called Maya Angelou. Angelou was a black American. Angelou writes about the effects which slavery had on black people and how she always rose above what happened in…
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    Poets’ attitudes towards love and relationships: a comparative analysis
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    The two poems I am comparing are 'To His Coy Mistress' by Andrew Marvell. Coy can be translated into modern language as Shy. The whole poem is persuasive and is trying to get the lady to sleep with him, but because she is shy she wont. Marvell lived in the 17th century from 1621-1678. The poem in contrast is 'Sonnet 116' by William Shakespeare who also wrote this poem in the 17th century and he lived from 1564-1616. This poem…
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    Love and Time: A Comparison of To His Coy Mistress and Sonnet
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    When reading the two poems I found that To His Coy Mistress and Sonnet 18 are both very well structured. The authors Andrew Marvell and William Shakespeare show their views very well. The points they showed were love, life and death. The author of 'To His Coy Mistress' Andrew Marvell shows and uses a persuasive argument. A persuasive quote such as 'let us sport us wile we may' means let us do it while we have the opportunity. Shakespeare however…
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    Comparison of Sonnets of Drayton, Shakespeare and Browning
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    All three of the sonnets are love poems. They are all dramatic monologues in which a poet apparently addresses a person he/she loves. Both Drayton and Shakespeare wrote Shakespearian sonnets whereas E Barrett Browning chose to write a Petrarchan sonnet. Drayton and Shakespeare also include a reversal of meaning in their sonnets but E Barrett Browning has no reversal. Shakespeare and E Barrett Browning also consider that love relates to time and think about the immortality of love. E Barrett…
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    Compare the representation of relationships in the poems
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    Compare the representation of relationships in the poems ‘Text’, ‘Forest’, ‘Row’ and ‘Quickdraw’: Rapture is Carol Ann Duffy’s chronological recollection of a previous relationship which lasted 52 weeks; hence the book consisting of 52 poems. The first of the poems stated is ‘Text’ which represents the birth of the relationship as Carol and her lover text each other ‘significant words’. The poem ‘Forest’ marks the relationship’s transcendence into intimacy as the poem ‘Row’ illustrates the rocky patches of the relationship…
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    Death and Conflict in ‘Futility’ and ‘Mametz Wood’
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    The poems 'Futility' by Wilfred Owen and 'Mametz Wood' by Owen Sheers both delve into the profound and somber themes of death on the battlefield, exploring the sense of despair and the futility of life and creation in the face of such tragedy. These works of poetry provide poignant insights into the emotional and rational responses to the horrors of war and the enduring impact it has on human lives. Futility by Wilfred Owen Wilfred Owen's 'Futility' opens with a…
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    Comparison of Novels Oliver Twist and The Catcher
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    Compare Oliver Twist and The Catcher in the Rye exploring how the authors portray the main characters and the dangers they face. How do their narrative styles differ? Oliver Twist was written by Charles Dickens and published between 1837 and 1838 in a monthly magazine called "Bentleys Miscellany". It was published in parts of 3 or 4 chapters every month. It was written about a poor, 9-year-old boy who has to survive in a harsh, Victorian England. Using Oliver Charles Dickens…
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    Comparison of Poems The Lamb and The Tyger
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    Compare "The Lamb" and "The Tyger", focussing particularly on how ideas of innocence and experience are explored. 'The Lamb' from Blake's 'Songs of Innocence and of Experience' represents the idea of purity that is woven throughout the 'Innocence' collection. His poem 'The Tyger' is in the compilation of 'Experience' poems which offer a darker perspective on life after learning. These two poems have many similarities and contrasting ideas; Blake depicts these two creatures in such a way that relates them to…
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    Compare the heroic status of Beowulf and Daredevil
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    The heroes of today have maintained the same general values of a hero that were established centuries ago. No matter what their background seems to be, the fearlessness and sacrifice they possess exceeds that of the average man. Heroes were often looked upon as a real, tangible being, but now they are more fictionalized in many comic books of the 20th century. The epic poem, Beowulf, and Daredevil, created by Stan Lee, are both superheroes of their times in more…
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    Contours of Love and Perspectives in Poetic Expressions
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    Introduction In this essay, I will explore two distinct poems - "Hour" and "Sonnet 43." Both delve into the nuances of love, but with opposing perspectives. While "Sonnet 43" depicts love as timeless, "Hour" takes a more modern stance, suggesting love's fleeting nature. In this essay, I dissect these verses, unraveling their forms, styles, and emotional nuances. The goal is to highlight the diverse views these poets offer on the endurance of love. Comparative Analysis of Love The heart of…
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    Compare the first four soliloquies in Hamlet
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    "To be or not to be, that is the question". This is, arguably, the most famous line ever recorded by William Shakespeare. It is a part of the fourth of seven major soliloquies in his play Hamlet, and is a part of the speech in which Hamlet contemplates his intended revenge upon his Uncle, and the new King, Claudius, for the murder of his father, who was also the previous King, and appears as the Ghost in this play when…
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    Compare & Contrast Wordsworth & Thomas on People & Landscape
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    The two poets I have chosen for this assignment are William Wordsworth and Richard Stuart Thomas. These are a few of the poets who liked to talk about landscapes and people in their poems. I am going to see what the differences between these great poets are and also the similarities. William Wordsworth was born in 1770 in Cockermouth, Cumberland, in the Lake District. His father was John Wordsworth who was an attorney. When he was seventeen he went to…
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    Comparison of Seamus Heaney and DH Lawrence’s childhood memories and feelings
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    Both Seamus Heaney and D.H Lawrence wrote frequently about their childhood experiences and feelings. This is especially true for the poems; 'Mid-Term Break' and 'The Early Purges' by Seamus Heaney, as well as 'Piano' and "Discord in Childhood' by D.H Lawrence. There is no doubt the writers' backgrounds definitely had an impact on these poems, as there are clear associations with their own lives. Seamus Heaney was born in 1939 in Northern Ireland, at the start of World War II.…
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    Compare and contrast Warming Her Pearls
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    Duffy and Lochhead both write about love. Compare and contrast two poems taking into account of the methods which each poet uses to write. ‘Epithalamium’ by Lochhead and ‘Warming Her Pearls’ by Duffy both deal with the theme of love. An epithalamium is a form of poetry written for a bride on her wedding day; this poem explores the joys of marriage and the effect of the love the bride and groom have for each other. ‘Warming Her Pearls’ is…
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    Comparing Auden’s Stop all the Clocks with Angelou’s When I Think of Death
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    In this essay I will be comparing 'Stop all the clocks' by WH Auden with 'When I think of death' by Maya Angelou. Auden is mourning his lovers death where as in 'Death' Angelou is expressing an opinion about death, she is not mourning a bereavement. Angelou's mood is thoughtful and reflective as explained in the title of her poem 'When I think of death'. On the other hand Auden seems to be angry but melancholic when he uses imperatives…
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