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    This poetical study will define the theme of social deviancy‚ taboo sexuality‚ and the quest for beauty through the dualistic meaning of “spleen and ideal” in The Flowers of Evil by Charles Baudelaire. In these poems‚ Baudelaire is attempting to find beauty in the most malignant and ugly aspects of life. The first section of the book entitled “Spleen and Ideal” defines the ugliness of death‚ disease‚ and other malignant aspects of life in the “spleen”‚ and the way that the “ideal” attempts to extract

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    Kincaid’s aspect of England Kincaid’s summary of England causes a conflict that is apparent through her story‚ however it is evident that human flaw is well capable and individuals have false generalizations. Kincaid is her own individual and with this she has a tendency of hold her own opinions. Although it may be human flaw‚ she uses very clever and descriptive ways to convey her hatred for England. She then uses every aspect of English culture‚ and displays it in her own negative way. Kincaid’s

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    Jamaica Kincaid “Girl” While reading all the commands the little girl needed to know‚ I was appalled at how the talk was and demands were. To me in this excerpt some of the themes that I came across were race relations‚ representation of women‚ gender roles and sexuality. All of which during this time frame were suitable and women understood that. When reading all the commands that came out to the young girl seemed to be labeled that maybe she was the maid or the help around the house. Doing

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    than not‚ the idea of something is and it’s reality are not compatible‚ and we see this kind of discovery most often when growing up‚ and when comparing my idea of adulthood with the reality‚ I feel the same kind of resentment Kincaid has towards England. Jamaica Kincaid does an excellent job building up her expectations of England and then showing the disappointment she feels when she finally gets there. I think the way she introduces the topic of England is excellent because she is able to give

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    Charles Baudelaire.. Born in Paris in 1821‚ Charles Baudelaire has long been recognized as not only one of the greatest poets of the nineteenth century but also a forefather of modern art. Baudelaire lived during a tumultuous time in French history and his work was impacted by a number of political events. However‚ his personal life was also turbulent: One of the most scarring episodes of his life was the death of his father in 1827 and his mother’s hasty remarriage to a general in the French

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    After reading Jamaica Kincaid’s “On Seeing England for the First Time” it’s evident that Kincaid’s life revolved around the English. Jamaica Kincaid grew up like one of the English from eating huge portions for breakfast‚ to her father buying the same hat that was “Made in England”‚ but what really stood out was Kincaid’s street name: John Hawkins. Kincaid’s grew up in St.Johns Antigua‚ Ovals where there were five streets “each of them named after a famous English seaman…” her street was John Hawkins

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    “On Seeing England for the First Time”‚ Kincaid expresses her viewpoint on England’s authority over her homeland‚ the Caribbean island of Antigua. Kincaid has strong resentment towards England. She sees England as a dictator in her life. Through the use of emotional arguments and social appeal the author‚ Kincaid‚ gets the feeling across that she was a victim of England. At an early age she started to realize that the English had taken over her culture. Kincaid conveys her resentment toward England

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    A while back‚ being a women was the toughest job.Women were just typical housewives who had to take care of her family and sometimes they had to self-sacrifice because she worries how the society will view her. In “The Girl‚” the writer Jamaica Kincaid shows how a mother is training her daughter to get ready for adulthood. As she describes in the story‚ mother is being very controlling to her daughter. where women have to act and dress properly‚ set the dinner table right‚ how to smile at the one

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    her life will be without her husband and hopes that she will live a long life. Suddenly the door opens and Bentley walks in. He is alive and was not in the accident. Louise mallard dies of a heart attack the doctors say it was from happiness. Both Kincaid and Chopin wrote from their own experiences to portray a theme of feminism and women breaking away from stereotypes from their time periods. The Story of an Hour is the storyof a womans excitement for freedom from her husbands control. This story

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    Plot is an element of fiction that if narrated well‚ can shape a character and intrigue a reader. Susan Minot and Jamaica Kincaid demonstrate in their respective short stories‚ "Lust" and "Girl" that this component is not necessarily required in order to create a character. Moreover‚ in these two cases the creation of the main character is stronger through the abstinence of this feature. Through explication of the text‚ we can see how the overpowering strength of the characters makes up for the

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