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    World Lit Outline

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    World Lit Outline Thesis: The importance of honour in determining marriage prospects in the Latin American society‚ shown through the use of metaphors and symbols in the literary works; Blood Wedding and Chronicle of a Death Foretold. Body (Blood Wedding): In the literary work blood wedding the author employ ys various symbols to emphasize the importance of honour in determining marriage prospects. • Knife used to symbolize the retrieval of the lost honour in the novels. • Knife used as a

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    How symbolism and imagery are used to explore the haunting of Laurent and Grenouille in Therese Raquin and Perfume‚ respectively.      There is always something haunting one‚ whether we’ve lied to someone‚ done something we strongly regretted or not sure of something. In these two books‚ there’s a clear presence of haunting‚ however the way it is shown to the reader is different. One has a lot to do with guilt and fright as this is the key element in the haunting of Laurent in the novel Therese

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    and naivety which is interesting considering they go hand in hand; ignorance leads unto naivety In this part of the book‚ Zorba and the narrator have just begun arguing about whether people should have their eyes opened to the problems in the world around them‚ or that they should be left in ignorance. “Let people be‚ boss; don’t open their eyes. And supposing you did‚ what’d they see? Their misery. Leave their eyes closed‚ boss‚ and let them go on dreaming.” (Kazantzakis 61) This quote is from

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    blackness of the cosmos” (Kitchen). This demonstrates the vulnerability of humans and how it can lead to a person referring to an experience with “blackness” (Kitchen). Using this imagery‚ Yoshimoto is able to produce a vivid picture of darkness with the exception of some stars shining light. This refers to how Mikage generally felt lonely and antisocial at the time but there were of course some bright spots. These bright spots refer to Mikage’s use of household kitchen utilities and cooking utensils

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    Yoshimoto uses plants in Kitchen to symbolise growth‚ which is primarily demonstrated through the character Mikage. Plants are used to present the idea that inner growth is an ongoing process‚ requiring consistent attention. Yoshimoto highlights the difficulties in achieving inner growth and presents it as a challenging process. Throughout‚ it is made explicitly clear that one is unable to develop without the assistance of others. After the death of her Grandmother‚ Mikage is exposed to a new way

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    undoubtedly part of the conversation. During the 1980s‚ Japan had a wave of economic boom and developments that still continue now. With it came the shifting mindsets and societal beliefs. Kitchen is a novella that brings great focus onto this progression in history through the lens of gender fluidity. Yoshimoto uses her characters as a way to express the emotions of the people who lived through the postmodern era. The many boundaries in gender roles are broken through one of the most critical character

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    Book Review A World Lit Only By Fire‚ a magnificent book written by William Manchester transform the way people saw the medieval and the renaissance times. He portraits a very vivid image of that time opening our eyes to what really happen to the people who lived that era. The book is divided into three parts: The Medieval Mind‚ The Shattering and the last part‚ One Man Alone. The first part of the book introduce us to a new perspective and understanding of what the author believe‚ thanks to his

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    A World Lit Only by Fire

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    A World Lit Only By Fire by William Manchester is a book about people in Western Europe from 400-1500‚ and how every aspect of life was changed over the next half century. In the mid 300’s Rome was on its downfall when the Huns came and destroyed all civilization throughout Europe bringing them into the Medieval Era. For the next millennium Europe slowing rebuilt itself poised for kaizen in all aspects of life. This story shows the change in the "Dark Ages" from the dependence on religion to thinking

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    Shit Tits McGee World Lit Paper May 2013 "How does the author use literary techniques in order to keep the social stereotypes of the early 1900’s Spanish society intact?" "Life--that’s what they need more than anything else--life." This quote spoken by The Mother is true in Blood Wedding’s early spanish society‚ yet it causes one to question what kind of life is one really living when being succumbed by social stereotypes? In Frederico Garcia Lorca’s tragic play‚ Blood Wedding‚ he uses

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    In The Kitchen

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    In the Kitchen In the story In the Kitchen‚ Henry Louis Gates Jr. makes the point that there are some things that you just cannot take away from people‚ such as character traits and people’s ways of life. Those are things that you cannot get rid of no matter how much "hair grease"� you put in your life. When Gates was a young boy‚ he would watch his mother do the people’s hair in their kitchen and would marvel at how the black person’s hair would always go back to the kings no matter how good it

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