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    Answer 3: Food plays an important part in any situation; it can make or break the problems. In the Importance of Being Earnest‚ food plays a very vital role in helping create movement in the plot. The play‚ importance of being earnest by Oscar Wilde uses food as an essential motif /symbol of an act of working out problems. Set in the Victorian era the tea time custom is vastly a part of the play. From the very beginning where Algernon is questioned about the “cucumber sandwiches” he claims “I believe

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    Women and the Welfare State  001040806  Clare Ryan    Linda Gordon asserts “most Americans think of women­­single mothers­­when they think  of “welfare.”1  Diana Pearce explains this view is rooted in the fact that women have always  experienced more poverty than men. She further elaborates  the relative economic status of families maintained by women alone has declined‚ with  average income of women­maintained families falling from 51% to 46% of that of the  average male­headed family. Once poor

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    Algernon‚ Gwendolyn and Cecily‚ only really care about love and marriage‚ whereas‚ Lady Bracknell soon changes her opinion of Cecily when Jack mentions she has alot of money in the funds‚ and agrees to let Cecily and Algernon get married. There is a clear class distinction between the higher and lower hypocricy‚ as ones of higher only seem to really care about money‚ and the lower seem to only care about getting married and being in love. Furthermore‚ the two young females‚ Cecily and Gwendolyn seem to

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    person to person. Overall‚ black is the unknown. A color without color‚ but is needed to produce all colors. A color that will either intrigue us or shy us away. This controversy is best represented as an archetype in “a song in the front yard” by Gwendolyn Brooks. The speaker of the poem‚ a young girl‚ is exceedingly sheltered. She wishes to venture outside of her front yard into the unknown and explore like the other children who have a more unconventional lifestyle than her. The girl imagines the unknown

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    found in had handles as if it is an important factor. In general her reaction to Jacks history is ridiculous claiming Gwendolyn would ‘Marry into a cloakroom to a parcel.’ The character even claims to marry Gwendolyn he must get himself some parents – which is completely ridiculous. Another example of incongruity is the muffin scene towards the end. After both Cecily and Gwendolyn find out the truth about Jack and Algernon’s names and hurriedly leave one would expect the two characters to follow

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    Major Works Data Sheet Fabbiha Chowdhury‚ Rebecca Rich‚ Yusra Ahmed- Band 2 Title: The Importance of Being Earnest Author: Oscar Wilde Date of Publication: December‚ 1898 Genre: Satire‚ Comedy of Manners Historical information about the period of publications: Wilde originally wrote the play during the summer of 1894 in Worthing‚ England. Although it was performed the following year‚ it wasn’t published until 1898 due to Wilde’s tainted reputation and bankruptcy. Wilde had prosecuted

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    3 October 2013 A Confident Black Man Dudley Felker Randall born in Washington‚ D.C.‚ January 14‚ 1914. The Randall’s moved to Detroit when Dudley was nine years old. Randall’s earliest recollection of composing a poem was when his mother took him to a band concert. Randall ’s poetry is illustrated by simplicity and realism. Randall’s date of birth was January 14‚ 1914 in Washington D.C. He was the son of Arthur George Clyde a (Congressional Minister)‚ and Ada Viola a teacher Randall. Randall’s

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    Artistic Contributions to the Civil Rights Movement: Music‚ Art‚ and Literature. The Civil Rights movement in the United States stands as a testament to the power of collective action in the face of oppression. While political leaders and grassroots activists played a significant role in challenging segregation and discrimination‚ the movement also found expression and resonance through various forms of art: music‚ art‚ and literature. These artistic contributions not only documented the struggle

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    Maira Aguirre Rachel Woods Professor Seiler Lakewood Ranch High School State College of Florida The Importance of Being Earnest: A tale of Victorian mockery  "Every word and every part of an individual was expected to be in accordance with the rigid moral and behavior rules‚ and each‚ even the slightest deviation from the rule was considered an offence which made the delinquent publicly disgraced. Even literature and art had its cannons which were to be respected" (Mathews‚ 2009). In Oscar

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    The two poems "The Discovery" by Gwendolyn MacEwen and "Pied Beauty" by Gerard Manley Hopkins have many similarities and differences. "The Discovery" by MacEwen is a poem about constant exploration and how nothing can ever fully be understood. "Pied Beauty" by Hopkins is a God fearing that is concerned with the continuous appreciation of everything God has created. Both authors depict a main central theme of an unappreciated world. However‚ both authors describe their themes in contradicting ways

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