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    Patrick Kelly October 11‚ 2011 The Deterioration of Gregor Samsa in Kafka’s Metamorphosis “We must try to get rid of it‚” Gregor’s sister directed to the remaining members of the Samsa family in the resolving lines of Franz Kafka’s “Metamorphosis.” And without hesitation‚ his family‚ the closest people to him whom he had attempted to provide for his entire life‚ turned against their son and brother. Soon‚ his family would unconsciously realize that with every downward turn for Gregor‚ they would

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    Caesar is mostly focused on Caesar’s death. After Caesars assassination‚ his two best friends Marcus Brutus and Marc Antony gave eulogies at his funeral. Marcus Brutus’s speech was about why he had to kill Caesar. He made several claims that it was for the good of Rome and the people. Marcus Brutus did not appear apologetic during his eulogy for murdering Caesar. On the contrary‚ Marc Antony’s speech was very uplifting and positive. He focused on the positive things Caesar did during his time

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    these types of people fall‚ they fall to the ground hard. Oedipus could have lived a satisfying‚ rewarding life had he not allowed himself to becomes obsessed and believing himself to be untouchable by laws of the universe Franz Kafka’s Judgment this short story of Franz Kafka is really a challenging one to interpret but apparently there are some contextual clues that enable us to draw some logical conclusions out of the story. Firstly‚ we should handle this story in terms of human relationships;

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    The Trout Song Essay

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    The Trout Song is among Franz Schubert’s over 600 songs and one that is a listeners’ favorite. It was one of his earliest compositions when he was just twenty-one years old. The Trout Song‚ mainly referred to as Die Forelle‚ in German‚ was composed way back around the year 1817 but it mostly echoed words from a poem written by another German Christian Schubart. The lyrics of Schubart’s poem as repeated in the Trout Song‚ are about a bystander who is watching a trout dart around in a small stream

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    Personality: Boas and Benedict According to Franz Boas‚ pioneer of Psychological Anthropology or the study of the relationship between culture and personality‚ personality is obtained thru culture and not biology. His theory called Cultural Relativism gives a comprehensive understanding of the underlying relationship between culture and personality. Boas’ student Ruth Benedict expounded the research on the effect of culture to personality through studying cultural various patterns and themes

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    purpose as an outrageous world of dancing in Baz Luhrmann‟s “Strictly Ballroom” demonstrates how the use of filmic techniques can bring an understanding of the difference between conforming and belonging by choice. Also the novel “Metamorphosis” by Franz Kafka illustrate the difficulties to accept individual human conditions through a narration style. However‚ with poetic techniques “Mirror on the Wall” by Lil Wayne is an optimistically toned representation of how individuals have the ability to

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    hopelessness Music similar to that of the Baroque * ** *** **** ***** ****** ******* ******** ********* ********** Symphony no 3 in E flat Major Heroic Symphony Next class: Schubert and Art Songs (Du Bist Die Ruh…Die Lotusblume) Franz Schubert (1797-1828) Brought the Art Song to maturity Very prolific‚ writing 600 lieder‚ symphonies (The Unfinished Symphony)‚ liturgical music‚ opera‚ incidental music‚ as well as a large body of chamber and solo piano music His person and music

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    Activity Present the visual aids about the vocal music of the Romantic Period. The student must have known what are vocal music and the characteristics of it. After the discussion about vocal music‚ proceed to the well known composers in Romantic Era (Franz Peter Schubert and Giuseppe Verdi). But before the teacher introduce the composers some pictures of local and international composers/artists will be presented in the class. The teacher will ask the students if the know who are in the picture(s). Relate

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    The Metamorphosis Questions 1. The word "metamorphosis" is defined as "a change in form or shape or change in character". Franz Kafka uses the word to title is work and it applies to what the story is about. The book starts off with Gregor Samsa waking up and finding "himself changed in his bed into a monstrous vermin."(3). Although Gregor is the only one who actually transformed‚ the title is not applying only to Gregor. Gregor’s father is transformed not in a physical way but his character and

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    Belonging is an inherent part of the human condition. It enables an individual to gain a sense of connection within themselves and to the external world. In essence‚ to belong is to be human. These ideas can be explored through the poetry if Emily Dickinson. In her poem‚ “this is my letter to the world‚” Dickinson demonstrates the fundamental desire for belonging through a letter which appeals to her society for acceptance. This desire can similarly be seen through her poem “I had been hungry all

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