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    Ans: The poem that expresses grief on the occasion of death is called Elegy. 3. In this poem the poet expresses deep sorrow. Why does he do so? Ans: In this poem the poet expresses deep sorrow over the death of his college’s constant companion Arthur Henry Hallam. 4. What is the time of the of the year does the poem refer to? Quate words or expressions. Ans: The poem refers to winter time. ‘Wild sky’‚ ‘Fresty Light’‚ ‘ the year is dying’ are the words or expressions in support of my answer

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    In the story "Sir Gawain and the Loathly Lady"‚ Sir Gawain was loyal‚ true and a perfect knight. The story itself is about King Arthur who will be killed by Sir Gromer if he does not figure out what women truly desire. He searches England asking women this question‚ but none have the correct answer. He then meets Dame Ragnell who is the ugliest women ever. She claims to have the real answer but won’t tell him unless he lets her marry Sir Gawain‚ the kings trusted knight. Sir Gawain said that he will

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    An Essay Regarding Intolerance and Theocracy The Crucible‚ a play by Arthur Miller‚ shows how intolerance can corrupt a theocratic society. In The Crucible‚ this is achieved by a combination of three chief contributors. The paradox mentioned in his introduction to Act I‚ was and is entirely true in regard to the conflicting nature of the theocratic system and the human condition. First and foremost‚ conformity and forced control destroy the sense of trust between villagers. Secondly‚ intolerant

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    can have on innocent people. The historical context of this play has given me a better understanding of false paranoia and to what extent people can act upon it. By definition‚ McCarthyism is a "paranoid hunt for infiltrators." (McCarthyism) When Arthur Miller wrote the Crucible he used events in the play as symbols for what had been happening to the country in the 50’s. "McCarthy’s false accusations heightened political tensions of the times." (McCarthyism) The group of girls in The Crucible represented

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    audience’s attention for a second but wordplay can be thought and talked about for days‚ months‚ even years to come. The key is in the participation of the audience‚ as they unlock the code to the message they are left with a sense of accomplishment‚ as Arthur Koestler‚ journalist‚ novelist and essayist quotes: “The urge to understand is derived from an urge as basic as hunger or sex… admiration for the cleverness of a joke and satisfaction in one’s own cleverness in seeing the joke equals intellectual

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    Arthur was born in Harlem‚ New York in 1915.He went to school at the University of Michigan before moving back east to produce plays for the stage. His first popular success was Death of a Salesman‚ which opened on Broadway in 1949. He was also married to Marilyn Monroe which was a rocky and colorful part to his social life. He was married three times and died in 2005‚ at the age of 89. Born on October 17‚ 1915‚ Arthur Miller was raised in a moderately well household until his family lost almost

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    the hero in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is Sir Gawain--he is the noblest of all the knights in King Arthur’s court--he was the only one to rise up to the Green Knight’s challenge. In addition to this‚ Sir Gawain still keeps the honor of King Arthur when he asks him to allow him to take the challenge: “Release me‚ My liege‚ from the bench‚ and let me come to you‚ Permit me to rise without

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    Does Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” effectively demonstrate the concept of what was going on the Red Scare? That is the question I am going to answer in this essay. I believe Arthur Miller draws these parallels perfectly. The Salem witch trials are the same thing as the Red Scare ‚ just in a different time period. This essay is going to draw the parallels to demonstrate how my above statement is correct. The first type of parallelism i saw in the comparison of The crucible and the Red Scare

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    Historicism around the Crucible     Arthur Miller wrote the Crucible during a time of great fear as the cold war had been kicked off several years earlier. It was a time of panic and the people of the country were willing to extend that fear towards anything that seemed wrong even without any evidence so long as a person of great authority backed it. The McCarthyism period resembled the Salem Witch Trials and allowed Miller to mirror his writing in a way that showed the people their errors.    

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    published in 1889 by Mark Twain‚ a humorist and a writer. It is about the tale of Hank Morgan a resident of Hartford in Connecticut in the 19th century. Hank‚ after a blow to his head travels back in time to medieval England during the reign of King Arthur. The novel kind makes fun of the modern society but the junk of it is satirical on the ideas of the middle age Europe. It brings out the people in Europe at that time as susceptible. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a 14th century novel about

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