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    Kate Chopin one major American author of local color writing who wrote about local color in various works of literature .By analyzing the specific characteristics of local color writing one can explore the settings‚ characters‚ plots‚ and themes of Kate Chopin in “desires baby”‚ “The Awakening”‚ and “ The hour”. One of the characteristics in Kate Chopin’s short stories having to do with settings in local color is‚ “Desiree’s Baby” which takes place in Louisiana. For example‚ Chopin describes

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    Kate Chopin: “Desiree’s Baby” – The Setting Kate O’Flaherty‚ born in 1850 in St. Louis during what some would say was one of the darkest periods of American history‚ was a woman born before her time. Married to a wealthy cotton factor (the middleman between cotton grower and buyer) Oscar Chopin in 1870 where she then moved to New Orleans and mothered 6 children. After his cotton business went under due to a drought and mismanagement they moved again to the small French village Cloutierville‚ where

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    of interest and significance. Kate Chopin’s ’The Story of an Hour’ is a short yet complex piece describing the feelings of Mrs Mallard. This story is overflowing with symbolism and imagery. The most prominent theme here is the longing for freedom. Chopin focuses on unfolding the emotional state of Mrs Mallard which can be separated into three stages: quickly moving to grief‚ through a sense of newfound freedom‚ and finally into the despair of the loss of that freedom. A critical analysis of "The

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    Frederic Chops and Frances Liszt are two of the most prominent pianists of their time. Chopin composed 27 etudes in total‚ 24 of which he wrote in two sets of twelve and three others. Liszt wrote the set of trancendental etudes‚ six etudes‚ and five concert etudes. One etude written by Frederic Chopin is his Etude: Op. 10 No. 12 in C minor more commonly known as his Revolutionary etude. One etude written by Franz Liszt is his etude No. 3 also known as La Campanella. Chopin’s Revolutionary etude

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    Kate Chopin used dramatic and situational irony to express her theme. Many social changes were taking place throughout the 20th century. In American society‚ women were finally able to choose their own career aside from the traditional housewife role. Kate Chopin used irony as a way to unexpectedly shock her readers and reveal the theme in “The Story of An Hour”. Irony is a contrast between what is expected and what actually happened. Dramatic irony is when the reader knows something that a character

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    François] Chopin Composer’s Life Span: 1810-1849 Location: Chopin grew up in Warsaw‚ Poland‚ but then left to tour Europe in 1830‚ starting in Vienna‚ where he stayed for eight months. After leaving Vienna‚ he went to Munich‚ then Stuggart‚ and then ended his tour in Paris‚ where he eventually died. He composed mostly in the summer at in the village of Nohant. Genres: Chopin’s main genre was the character piece for the piano‚ but he also wrote a few concertos and sonatas. Bio: Chopin was a major

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    Desiree’s baby‚ by Kate Chopin‚ tells a story of newlywed couple’s relationship and the struggle they faced during an era where slaves were legal. While we do not know much about Desiree’s heritage. What we do know is that she was adopted by a wealthy family. Not knowing Desiree’s family background seems to be the root of the all the problems presented in this short story. So‚ the first conflict‚ we can identify‚ is Desiree’s unknown identity. Because Desiree and Armand’s baby has features of a mixed

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    Silk Stockings "Silk Stockings" by Kate Chopin is a short story that explains the role of a stereotypical female. The main character takes care of family‚ is impulsive‚ and wants to live in luxury. The first example of stereotypes is that Mrs. Sommers took care of her family‚ she thought very hard about what she would buy her kids as soon as she got the money. She didn’t spend a second thinking of herself she just thought to take care of her children right away. The story said‚ "She lay awake‚ revolving

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    The Storm is a short story written by Kate Chopin around 1898 but was not published until seventy years later‚ in 1969. This short story contains four characters; a boy named Bibi‚ his father Bobinot‚ his mother Calixta and Alcee his mother’s lover. The story begins by placing Bibi and Bobinot trapped by a Louisiana storm and waiting it out at a local store. Calixta was left home alone by her husband and son and was coincidentally visited by Alcee. They find themselves trapped at home by the storm

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    Zach Ashworth March 22‚ 2013 Dr. Pavletich English 1302 The British Love Affair With Tea It has been said that the British people ruled an empire so vast that “the sun never set on the British flag.” The British Empire ruled land on every continent and until the late 20th century was the worlds leading superpower. This rise in power and dominance of the world was fueled and directed by the British Empires need to supply its people with a cheap source of tea. During the late 18th century

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