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    Franz Kafka Conformity

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    “Metamorphosis” is a novel written by Franz Kafka in 1912. It is set at an unknown European city at the same time it was published It narrates the story of a typical salesman of in an industrialized society who wakes up one morning transformed into a giant cockroach. The novel tells about how his family deals with this event‚ and how Gregor (the salesman) eventually dies. “The outsider” is also a short novel written by Albert Cammus in 1944. It tells the story of Meursault‚ a bachelor clerk who lives in Algiers

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    Why Gregor Samsa Had to Die Irony as a literary element is present in just about every work of fiction‚ however‚ one is hard pressed to find a work of literature where the irony is as profound as it is in Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis. The irony in The Metamorphosis runs rampant from the first sentence and doesn’t cease until the very end. Kafka crafts a sadistic tale about a man who although had an unconditionally loving heart‚ never learned to love himself. The most morose aspect of the story

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    Franz Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis”: A Story of Alienation and Guilt Franz Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” is a short novel highlighting a Gregor Samsa’s struggle to make ends meet for his family‚ his struggle to overcome lonely feelings‚ the loss of his job‚ and his struggle of waking up one morning as a giant bug. This short story explores the themes of man’s self imposed alienation‚ alienation imposed by others‚ and the guilt imposed upon him when he realizes that‚ as a gigantic insect‚ he cannot

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    Poems

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    1)A Different History- - How does Sujata BHatt convey her concern for her mother tongue in ’A Different History’ - Explore how A Different History powerfully conveys Sujata Bhatt’s feelings about the oppresion of language and culture. 2)Pied Beauty- - Explore what you find most striking about the imagery in ’Pied Beauty’ or ’The Woodspurge’ - What is God being praised for? What do you find so striking or original or beautiful in this poem which celebrates the breath-taking variety of nature

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    Morality Daru faces a moral dilemma when he is ordered to turn in the Arab. Like all the themes in the narrative‚ morality is treated with ambiguity. Daru’s course of action leads him into moral trouble: he does not know whether the Arab deserves to be punished or let go‚ and he allows this uncertainty to overwhelm him. He fails to choose at all‚ instead allowing the Arab to choose either freedom or trial. Daru’s ensuing moral despair should be understood in the light of Camus’s philosophy. Camus

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    action of cholinesterase and disrupt nervous system function (Extension Toxicology network‚ Pesticide Information Profiles; http://extoxnet.orst.edu/pips/propoxur.htm). In this experiment propoxur was used to investigate the effects on the American cockroach nymphs. The LD50 for one species is very different from another. In each LD50 test there is considerations that need to be understood such as age‚ weight‚ sex‚ health and diet (David Rall‚ Ph.D.‚ former Director‚ National Toxicology Program “Inadequacy

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    Symbolism in Metamorphosis

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    Discuss symbolism in Kafka’s Metamorphosis. What does he seek to convey through the use of symbols in his work? In Franz Kafka’s novel‚ Metamorphosis‚ a man awakens from sleep to find out he’s been transmogrified into a grotesque vermin‚ a cockroach the size of a human being. Gregor Samsa‚ the breadwinner of the family realizes his services towards his family were never really appreciated when he metamorphoses. The attitude of his father‚ mother and sister go some degrees cooler until through

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    SCIENCE INVESTIGATORY PROJECT Submitted by: Janrey Sese Raymond Diaz Charl louie Punzalan Yr/Sec: IV-Bacon Submitted to: Mrs. Pillone Objective: To prevent dengue cases in our country. Product: Natural Insect Repellent Materials: Pandan Leaves Eucalyptus oil Garlic Olive oil Procedure: 1. Peel the skin of the garlic. 2. Chop the garlic into small pieces by using mortar

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    on unimportant aspects of his – almost dismissing the fact that he is now a cockroach. When his family starts knocking on his door‚ Gregor immediately begins conjuring scenarios in which he imagines that his family genuinely cares for him. This illusion is soon shattered after the reader is exposed to the true nature of the Samsas. Gregor’s metamorphosis symbolizes what he is and has always been in society – a cockroach. Through Gregor’s physical transformation‚ Kafka communicates that people are

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    Red Dragon Monologue

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    With the red glowing menacing eyes‚ the black dragon stares into my eyes with hatred and rage. From a distance‚ a human would saw that the dragon is actually pierced with a golden sword around it’s chest. Haah….Why is this happening again… “You…for a human to be able to injure the great me….” Yes‚ yes. I already heard this similar sentence for countless times. Why did all dragons think human can’t injure them? And what’s up with the “great me”? You’re not even that great‚ you’re just a third-rate

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