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    Comparison and Contrasts of Literary Work Matthew Barnes English 125 – Introduction of Literature Prof. David Makhanlall March 3‚ 2012 In my paper I will be comparing and contrasting two literary works of a short story and a poem. The short story and poem I chosen to compare and contrast is “Story of the Lost Son” (Gospel of Luke) and “The Boxer” (Paul Simon and Brue Woodley. On my paper I will be writing about the similarities and differences between the short story “Story of the

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    In the novel of The Scarlet Letter‚ there were different types of themes which corresponded with the story. However‚ the theme that I choose is Revenge and Love. Revenge is one of the main lessons Hawthorne was trying to portray to the audience‚ because Chillingworth was up to no good in discovering Hester’s lover. The theme of love connected Dimmesdale and Hester together‚ which caused Chillingworth to have his revenge. The act of revenge began when Chillingworth returned from his journey and discovered

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    On the Symbolism of The Scarlet Letter Introduction: Nathaniel Hawthorne is a great romantic novelist in America in the 19th century. His novel‚ The Scarlet Letter‚ is considered as the first American psychological novel written by Nathaniel Hawthorne. It reveals the psychological insight with which Hawthorne proved guilt and anxiety in the human soul. The Scarlet Letter is deeply concerned with ethical problems of sin‚ punishment‚ and atonement. The background of the story is set in Salem‚ Massachusetts

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    Compare and Contrast The dating and mating process in our world today has become something that we think comes from a movie. You meet the perfect guy‚ you get married‚ and live happily ever after‚ but what people don’t see‚ is the fact from fiction. The fact is‚ some people you date or marry‚ may not be the one for you‚ which then leads to breaking up or divorce. Instead of meeting someone face to face as is the usual‚ the world now has cyber-dating‚ where you meet someone online and supposedly

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    Compare and Contrast Essay Would you prefer a day in the car over a day at school? Often times when the thought of a road trip comes to mind‚ it is not also met with the thought of a day at school. A family road trip and a day at school may sound like two very different things but are in fact very similar‚ both are very long‚ are in one place‚ allow for socializing‚ and require work even after they are finished. A road trip does not take one definite amount of time. It can be 3 hours or 15 hours

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    Compare and Contrast Many have heard the saying‚ “Nobody’s perfect” and truth is no one is. Everyone has something they want to change or improve about themselves. Society plays a big role in encouraging people to look a specific way‚ a way that is described as its version of perfect. A way that helps portray this vision of what people should look like is through advertisement. Ads are what grasps the attention of society and fights to pull them into contributing‚ buying‚ etc. their products and/or

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    theme of identity to the audience. The scarlet letter is a defining moment in Hester’s life where she is faced with the dilemma of letting society decide her character or for her to determine her own. A significant moment in the book was when Hester decided not to leave Boston after being publicly humiliated and forced to wear the badge of shame. Hester was given the chance to leave Boston and lead a normal life somewhere else without wearing the scarlet letter‚ but she chose not to. Hester even

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    Composition (3) 22 January‚ 2014 Scarlet Letter Essay The Psychological Aspect of The Scarlet Letter “Learning is not doing; it is changing what we do” (Skinner‚ Are Theories of Learning Necessary?). B.F. Skinner believed that behaviorism is a result of development from conditioning. Whatever a person sees continuously occurring in his or her daily lives as children‚ the person recalls them and alter his or her behavior accordingly. It is evident in The Scarlet Letter‚ by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ when

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    The scarlet letter stands for adultery and only adultery and nothing more. In “The Meaning of the Scarlet A‚” Claudia Durst Johnson describes how the “A” In The Scarlet Letter‚ by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ evolves in the meaning as the story goes on. Johnson is incorrect in her assertion as the “A” maintains the meaning of Adultery throughout the book. The first reason Claudia gives is‚ “Much of the meaning of the scarlet letter resides in Pearl because she is the result of Hester’s adultery.” (Johnson

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    A Rose for Emily Vs. A Worn Path In the pages of the short stories‚ “A Worn Path” and “A Rose for Emily” we are able to see a similar side and connection between the two. As we look at the theme‚ tone‚ and morals we are able to better grasp the conflict in these two stories‚ while detecting whether the two protagonists‚ Miss Emily and Phoenix Jackson are psychologically splintered. The main moral in “A Worn Path” is the love‚ and life of Phoenix Jackson. “Though quite old and suffering from

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