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    As any female figure from this Puritan time‚ Bradstreet faced a world dominated by men and prejudice. Several years later‚ Wheatley also faced racial prejudices with the same gender discrimination that Bradstreet had endured a century before. Bradstreet’s goal was to rebrand how women was viewed through the lens of a Puritan society. Bradstreet uses the Prologue to show society the stereotypes imposed by Puritanism. The statement “I am vulnerable to each scornful tongue who says my hand a needle

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    Poems from Guantanamo: The Detainees speak published by Marc Falkoff‚ is a collection of poems written by the infamous prisoners of GTMO or Guantanamo Detention Centre. The very existence of Guantanamo Bay camp nullifies the purpose of democracy as most detainees are detained without any trial. This article explores the poems and the poets themselves; investigating content of the poems and role of these prisoners as poets. They might not fit in to Wordsworth’s definition of a poet. But they embody

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    Derek Mahon

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    I agree with this assessment of Bishop’s poetry. Her poems on the syllabus certainly pose interesting questions about identity‚ awareness and one’s place in the world‚ indeed the universe‚ and they do so by means of a unique style. This style is influenced by Bishop’s acute awareness of the poet’s craft and her ability to work with both traditional forms (sestina and sonnet‚ for instance) and free verse. The questions that interested me most are those posed in ‘Questions of Travel’. These fascinated

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    In Derek Bok’s “Preparing for a Career”‚ the author argues that balance is obligatory when it comes to vocational and liberal art schools in order for students to prosper in college. With the change in time‚ the college graduate expectancy rate has augmented. At the same time‚ the requirement and educational level has also gotten more difficult. Bok writes this essay from a professor’s perspective. It is noted in his autobiography that he was a student at Stanford University and George Washington

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    The novel Cry the Beloved Country is a prophecy for the future of South Africa. It alludes to and sometimes even blatantly states the conditions necessary for the end of apartheid and the beginning of peace. South Africa in the 1940’s was in trouble. Kumalo‚ a priest‚ was able to see through the prejudices of the world and assess the situation. When inconvenient to involve Kumalo in the investigation‚ the depth of South Africa’s disparity was illustrated directly through the stories of horrifying

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    Far From Heaven Far from Heaven is a film about a 1950s period. It deals with some issues such as race‚ sexuality and class. There is Cathy‚ the perfect mother and wife married to Frank‚ the successful and charming man‚ who works as seals manager in a big company‚ having the perfect life. Until Cathy‚ finds that her husband; Frank is a homosexual. She cannot divorce from her husband because she does not want to destruct her marriage. At the same time‚ she meets with Raymond‚ and she goes

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    far from the madding crowd FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD – Themes and Messages Fate as a Theme Fate and coincidence are frequently used in the plot. • Bathsheba arrives just in time to save Gabriel suffocating in his lambing hut‚ and he in turn happens to arrive in Weatherbury in time to save Bathsheba’s crops and becomes her new shepherd. • Bathsheba’s Valentine sent as a joke has a fatal effect on Boldwood‚ who falls desperately in love with her. It is fate that

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    During the 50’s director Douglas Sirk made his name as the master of melodrama with such classics as "Written on the Wind" and "Imitation of Life‚" as he examined romantic relations and intrigues that showcased leading man Rock Hudson. In what can only be called heartfelt homage‚ writer/director Todd Haynes captures the interpersonal angst of Sirk and updates it to the new millennium in "Far From Heaven." Sirk propelled Rock Hudson to movie icon status as a regular player in many of the director’s

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    a Stage The poem ‘All the world’s a stage’ is composed in free verse‚ a one stanza poem‚ with no specific rhyme scheme. However‚ the poem is written in an iambic pentameter pattern. Throughout the poem‚ Shakespeare has used figurative languages such as metaphor‚ simile and oxymoron and schemes like alliteration to give the poem more depth. The metaphorical title‚ “All the world’s a stage” compares the world to a stage. On this stage‚ each man plays the drama of his life and the poem describes this

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    [pic] Leaving Certificate English [pic] Derek Mahon After the Titanic Daytrip to Donegal Grand Father Antarctica Themes 1. Theme of identity. Mahon is uneasy with his identity and feels estranged from his background. He recollects‚ mocks‚ criticises and rejects the essence of his Northern Irish identity and cultural roots: the austerity‚ the coldness‚ the selfishness‚ the isolation and the abandonment. 2. Theme of place

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