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    Austin davis English 12 Women’s Rights‚ A World At War‚ Joyce/Lawrence Lit. Women’s Rights Because that poem is somewhat provocative‚ even by today’s standards. They were much more conservative in the eighteenth century. He advocated for women to be taught music and dancing. He also wanted women to be taught languages (especially French and Italian)‚ and what he called "the graces of speech." Defoe’s argument "To the ladies" is probably more outdated that his argument for "The education of women’

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    Through out the book “The Rocking Horse Winner”‚ author D.H Lawrence uses a number of literary devices such as description‚ archetypes‚ and symbolism. One of the most prominent themes of the book is in fact the symbolism. Lawrence uses many different examples of symbolism in the story‚ to represent many different things. Three of the most important symbolisms however‚ are money; used to symbolize lack of love and affection‚ Paul’s rocking horse; to symbolize masturbation and his love and fantasies

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    Bultman Literary Analysis Essay 2 A Literary Analysis of “The Lottery” and “Rocking Horse Winner” Author Shirley Jackson published‚ “The Lottery”‚ a short story in 1948 in the New Yorker. The Lottery tells the story of a small town in America that ritually participates in a barbaric lottery. Famed author D. H. Lawrence published ‚ “The Rocking-Horse Winner” in 1932‚ which is centered around a little boy who can predict winners of horse races. The theme of sacrifice plays a pivotal role in both stories

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    The Rocking-Horse Winner Growing up in my small town of Kaufman‚ Texas I never paid attention to the name brand material items everyone had to have. I could have cared less about the newest “fad.” If I had food to eat and a roof over my head I considered it wealthy. I hadn’t the slightest clue about name brands or the fanciest televisions. Those were the golden days‚ where you weren’t judged by the amount of money you had or the brand of the jeans you wore. Individuals knew you by your characteristics

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    Just We Three "The Savior is not a silent observer. He Himself knows personally and infinitely the pain we face." Monday‚ November 19‚ 2012 Compare and Contrast A paper from my English Literature and Composition class this summer... Abstract   In Graham Greene’s “The Destructors” and Richard Connell’s “The Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford and Trevor (better known as T.) are each faced with a moral dilemma. Each character is confronted with a post-war scenario. While T. is immersed

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    The love and affection of a mother towards her family plays an important role. In the short story "The Rocking- Horse Winner" written by D.H Lawrence‚ the mother’s attitude undergoes a development. In the beginning of the story‚ she tends to be self obsessed. As the story progresses‚ she turns into a concerned mother. Towards the end of the story she realizes the danger of unbridled greed‚ as she loses her son. In the beginning of the story‚ the mother portrays a role of self obsessed woman‚ who

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    (Three Messages from Rocking Horse Winner)     In the United States of America‚ the leader of the free world‚ 43 percent of citizens live paycheck to paycheck This dilemma is not a result of poverty‚ but rather‚ the general inclination of a spoiled people to live outside their means. W.B. Yeats foresaw the sprouting of this problem among others in modernized countries at the turn of the 20th century. In Yeats’ story Rocking Horse Winner‚ he explores his findings through the story of the typical English

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    The introduction of D.H. Lawrence’s The Rocking-horse Winner is pretty in its unadorned elegance of natural diction and structure. This‚ coupled with life-like character archetypes‚ emotionally engages the reader‚ and renders Hester round in a single paragraph. Generally‚ the paragraphs start with an axiom‚ and follow basic-cause and effect relationships‚ often paralleling a paraprosdokian compare then contrast form. This allows for very clear character‚ plot‚ and conflict development. While the

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    The Rocking-Horse Winner In D.H Lawrence’s short story‚ “The Rocking-Horse Winner‚” we see a child named Paul that was on a quest for luck‚ that will enable him to win money. Motivation‚ gambling and addiction all assist in his quest for luck. Paul had many motivations for his quest for luck. One reason was to prove to his mother that he is indeed lucky. His mother tells him that she and his father are very unlucky‚ also she states “ if you are lucky‚ you will always get more money.” Being

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    Death and Sexuality in D.H Lawrence David Herbert Lawrence (1885-1930) has been described as bewildering‚ controversial‚ outrageous and “radically out of sync with his culture”. As Anne Fernihough states in the introduction to “The Cambridge Companion to D.H. Lawrence”‚ “[Lawrence’s prose] is intellectually and emotionally demanding ‚its unevenness‚ its tendency to repetition and excess‚ its sometimes outrageous flouting of aesthetic norms...are notorious. And as shall be observed‚ these conflicting

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