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    body began to elicit an emotional response. These new factors of allegory and emotion‚ allow sculptors to no longer focus on the ideal‚ but on the composition and states of mind of the sculpture itself. This is exactly what Lysippus did with the ‘weary Herakles’. The allegorical

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    play in Thanksgiving? The entire idea of Thanksgiving is essentially molded around the idea of crops. Thanksgiving is thought to be‚ historically‚ a time where the Pilgrims and Indians came together to give thanks for the great harvest. In reality‚ The Native Americans celebrated the gifts of harvest as often as possible and the Pilgrims and Natives didn’t come together celebrating crops‚ but instead crops such as corn‚ and land in general was stolen from the Native Americans. What myths did you

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    Heart of Darkness Essay Light and dark imagery is one element most commonly used in literature‚ and has held specific symbolic meanings for hundreds of years. Simply stated‚ light generally symbolizes good‚ while darkness symbolizes the complete opposite‚ evil. More specifically‚ Conrad uses detailed imagery of light and dark to show that white men can in fact be more savage than the natives. While the contrast of light and dark‚ white and black‚ and good and evil is a common theme in his novel

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    would have thought the story about the Pilgrims had been told enough times no one would bother writing another book. Philbrick has written an enlightening account of the 17th century events that shaped our country. It was a story that is well written and enjoyable to read. I was immediately hooked in the book. In the first paragraph‚ excluding the preface‚ Philbrick writes "There were 102 of them – 104 if you counted the two dogs: a spaniel

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    It depicts the Pilgrims on the deck of the ship Speedwell on July 22‚ 1620 before they departed from Delfs Haven‚ Holland for North America‚ where they sought religious freedom (Architect of the Capitol website). This journey must have been one of the many that populated

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    CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS - Italian explorer‚ sail for Queen Isabella of Spain‚ 3 ships were the Nina‚ Pinta‚ and the Santa Maria. Columbus was looking for a route East by sailing West. He is credited with discovering the New World THE JOURNAL by William Carlos Williams Christopher Columbus’ personal account (from his journal) of his final days of his first voyage and landing on the island of San Salvador in 1492 1. September 22 – why was “the contrary wind”

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    The world is full of mystery‚ and there are many places that some people believe it has been lost in time or forgotten in history. We learn about these lost places in the world‚ like Atlantis or Camelot from books that we read‚ but some people believe that they are just legends or cannot be found. On the other hand‚ some of these places can be rediscovered by people who traveled so far to seek these lost places and what happened to them‚ like Great Zimbabwe‚ Xanadu‚ and Mycenae. Furthermore‚ it shows

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    Two of the many selections that I have appointed were Olaudah Equiano‚ and Plymouth Plantation. The writers’ interest of oppression for Olaudah Equiano would simply have to be because they were slaves. The writer described how the voyage that they were forced upon was‚ and how their living quarters were. They also described in harsh detail what it meant to be galled from being harshly beaten with whips‚ chains‚ etc.”The shrieks of women‚ and the groans of the dying‚ rendered the whole a scene of

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    more of the storyline until the very last page. The novel Slaughterhouse 5 is written by the author‚ Kurt Vonnegut who experienced and survived the World War II. He expresses his personal feelings regarding the war through the main character‚ Billy Pilgrim and‚ simple language‚ allowing readers to easily understand and experience moments of the past‚ present‚ and future with him. Identically‚ In the novel What is the what by Dave Eggers‚ the author narrates the challenging life story

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    things that happen along the way are the allegorical representation of the experience of a person who seeks for his eternal salvation. Christian is any man who leaves everything of his old life behind and starts on his journey. ‘The Pilgrims Progress’ is a masterpiece by the Puritan writer John Bunyan. The work renders personal and spiritual experience of his earlier work ‘Grace Abounding’ into the more objective form of universal myths‚ where all Christians who seek the truth

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