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    Lisa Victor English 223 Final Class Essay: The text I chose to develop and expand on was The Yellow Wall-Paper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. This psychologically complex tale is written from a diary-style‚ narrative viewpoint of a woman suffering from a serious case of depression. She is being involuntarily and coercively imprisoned within the compound of her summer home by her physician husband‚ who is attempting to treat her with the experimental “resting cure” that was popularly

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    Yellow Fish Ambai’s “Yellow Fish” is a short story about a woman’s leisure on the beach and her discovery of a fish. She watches the fishermen return to shore with their catches and sort through them‚ she spots an unwanted‚ helpless‚ yellow fish thrown away on the sand. The author characterizes the narrator’s compassion as she attempts to help return the fish to the sea‚ restoring its life. In doing so‚ we discover the narrator’s underlying reason in assisting the fish. The author indirectly

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    Yellow woman is portrayed as a hero who gave herself up for the sake and benefit of the people. She thought not selfishly and was able to bring food to her people and also give birth to two heroes. “The beauty that Yellow Woman possesses is the beauty of her passion‚ her daring‚ and her sheer strength to act when catastrophe is imminent.” (Page 70) allows Silko to compare herself to Yellow Woman‚ often believing that Yellow Woman may look just like herself. “I

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    Causes of Yellow Culture 1. Unlimited internet access Nowadays‚ almost all the houses must have a computer to let all the people easy to do documentation or find some extra information from the world by surfing the internet. However‚ there are some of them‚ especially teenagers do not use the internet in a proper way such as use the internet service to watch some porn video‚ pornography pictures and so on. This situation will happen in our country because the teenagers are not controlled by

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    Interpretation of Literature Professor Lisa Dresback 2/5/14 Response Journal‚ February 5th 1. The yellow wallpaper in this story is a symbol of the traditional domestic life‚ of the narrator and many women during this time period. As the story progresses‚ the narrator begins to notice a deeper pattern in the wallpaper. At first‚ the narrator sees the paper as merely hideous and unpleasant color of yellow to look at. However‚ she eventually concludes that the sub-pattern is representative of trapped

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    The Unique Ambiguity of the Theorized Wall-paper February 07‚ 2011 There are several theories about realism and fantasy. In which several of them will be discussed in this essay in relation to the short story of Charlotte Perkins Gilman “The Yellow Wall-paper”. This story represent the genre that is on the line between fantasy and realism‚ since it fits to both genres criteria written by Rosemary Jackson‚ Ian Watt and Tzvetan Todorov. Also‚ it can ’t be decided (until the very end perhaps) to

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    Charlotte Gilman does just this within her short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” to bring to light the ideas tied to the narrative’s theme of power dynamics. Jane‚ the narrator suffers from “a slight hysterical tendency” and as her husband treats her with the rest cure a “remedy” of sorts Jane slowly looses her mind until eventually she has a psychotic break. Throughout the story’s entirety‚ she develops an unhealthy obsession with the yellow wallpaper in her bedroom and what she recognizes as a woman

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    English 155 Revision with Writing Center(fixed sentence structures) In the story the Yellow Wall Paper‚ the narrator is making a statement which is saying that if you are locked up in a house or "prison" you are not being allowed to be put to your full potential with society. She is using the narrator’s point of view to show how mental issues start to occur when you are confined to one place and have no actual view of the outside world. That statement also includes the effects of your mind when

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    Jordan The Yellow Wallpaper In Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper‚” Gilman writes about the deteriorating mental state of the narrator. The female narrator is being kept in this room‚ which she hated. She claims there is a woman inside of the wall. The paper in the room and the woman in the wallpaper symbolize the narrator’s predicament. The predicament of the narrator is being trapped in a male dominated society and not having control over her own life. For example‚ “You see

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    believes that she is goi9ng through more than just nervous depression. The Narrator show further signs of insanity when she moves into the new house with her room with yellow wallpaper. At this point of the story she feels as if no one sees what she does or can feel the wallpaper crowing in around her. By this point

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