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    of power‚ while using farce and satire to emphasize his point. All of these combined help to leave the responder thinking about the issues in contemporary society. The Maniac has the main and most important role in ADOA. He can be likened to the Commedia Dell’arte character Arlecchino as both are very intelligent‚ but also unpredictable and known to frequently change their plans. Through the Maniac the audience learns the truth about the death of the anarchist. The Maniac constantly changes his

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    Tawney Knecht IB World Literature 27 October 2010 The Rationality of Murder The theory of cognitive dissonance is a prevalent driving force in human nature that people often fail to acknowledge. Cognitive dissonance suggests that when faced with conflict‚ people are capable of manipulating ideas in order to rationalize their actions. This concept is put to the ultimate test when the people from the unnamed town in Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s Chronicle of a Death Foretold and the boys from

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    Lara Evans Ms. Wendel Jr. IB Lit.‚ 3 October 30th‚ 2014 Insert Clever Title Later Lar (u got dis) In the story of Chronicle of a Death Foretold‚ Gabriel Garcia Marquez takes the reader deep into the past of a small town‚ rocked by the murder of one of its residents‚ Santiago Nasar. The story is told twenty-seven years after the fact‚ as one man attempts to chronicle his memories and the other townspeople’s memories of what transpired. The author uses the alteration of previously insignificant memories

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    have  only just ’com[e] into bloom’ (â„“19)‚ ’in the fullness of [their]  adolescence’ (â„“40-41). Although these sexual escapades are performed  ’in secret’ (â„“41-42)‚ in a ’furtive bed’ (â„“46)‚ these double standards  seem accepted by society: Divina resigned herself to what she  considered that she was ’destined’ (â„“45) for.  While Victoria Guzman considers her affair with Ibrahim Nasar as an  expression of his ’affection’ (â„“43)‚ referring to ’seduc[tion]’ (â„“40)‚  and ’love’ (â„“41)‚ however

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    Notes on Jonathan Swift’s utopian and dystopian worlds Constantin Manea Maria-Camelia Manea University of Piteşti Abstract: The present paper‟s aim is to substantiate the features of novelty that Swift generated in English and (indirectly) in world literature‚ with regard to the use of utopian and dystopian elements within the broader scope of satire. Jonathan Swift‟s satirical prose‚ which was meant to ridicule human vices and flaws‚ as well as a number of highly topical issues‚ considered with

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    The commedia dell’arte developed in northern Italy in the sixteenth century; it was comprised of traveling theatrical groups whose performers came from the middle and lower classes. These performers entertained audiences with their portrayal of the aristocracy and upper class as “blundering‚ pompous and ultimately stupid”. “The directness of its stories and music‚ and the social criticism inherent in its commedia dell’arte archetypes” was adopted by opera

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    Good Friday in the year 1300. The voyager-narrator‚ Dante Alghieri‚ is lost in a dark forest in the middle of the night. Dante doesn’t recall how he came into the woods and blames it on how he was so full of sleep at the point where he abandoned the right path. Right as he is about to lose hope‚ he sees the sun rising over the mountainside and as he attempts to reach it‚ Dante is stopped by three beasts; a leopard‚ a lion‚ and a she-wolf. Dante becomes afraid and retreats to lower ground when he

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    of hell through the words of the author. What does Dante gain by going through Hell? What does Dante gain by all of this by taking himself through such an experience? I believe there are three elements of life that Dante realizes through his time in Inferno. Throughout the book I feel the three elements Dante learns of are confidence‚ clarification of his faith‚ and a release from his own personal hell of isolation. In the beginning‚ we see Dante as a somewhat scared and untrusting individual.

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    Kill Bill Alexandre Dumas’ famous novel The Count of Monte Cristo tells the story of a young sailor‚ Edmond Dantés. Newly engaged‚ recently promoted and loved by many around him‚ Dantés is interrupted on his wedding day‚ and framed for a crime he didn’t commit. He remains in jail for twenty one years‚ and upon escaping swears revenge on those who imprisoned him. The novel follows Dantés as he enacts revenge‚ at the cost of both the lives of the innocent and the guilty. Quentin Tarantino’s award

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    THEMES The Limits of Human Justice- Edmond Dantès takes justice into his own hands because he is dismayed by the limitations of society’s criminal justice system. Societal justice has allowed his enemies to slip through the cracks‚ going unpunished for the heinous crimes they have committed against him. Moreover‚ even if his enemies’ crimes were uncovered‚ Dantès does not believe that their punishment would be true justice. Though his enemies have caused him years of emotional anguish‚ the most

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