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    Grendel - Sympathy

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    compared to Beowulf due to the fact that he is incoherent to the many actions humans perform. Readers who have read Beowulf notice the different in Grendel’s character from Beowulf to Grendel due to him being expressed in two completely different ways. The various ways sympathy is represented in Grendel include the reason of retelling Beowulf from Grendel’s point of view‚ Grendel’s character‚ and the basic human condition. Various reasons are used by Gardner to represent the retold story from

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    cultivated Macbeth to convey human emotions to his characters to the utmost extreme. He also demonstrated that its more satisfying to achieve goals than ill - gained means. Ambition and guilt‚ these themes are still relevant to today’s society. Eessntially the play Macbeth explores the temptation of absolute power and vaulting ambition. Iot’s relevant because Macbeth captures the many modern dilemmas and concerns today and the timeless nature of the human condition. Ambition was the driving force

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    setting (Kelley‚ Sean). It symbolizes loneliness and depression. When Jim‚ one of the main characters‚ was young‚ the prairie was uncultivated and there were not as many settlers; it was a lonely place. Being isolated from society with little or no human contact could drive anyone insane. Despair‚ bad luck‚ greed‚ and self-absorbtion make one lose hope also‚ but it is mostly the lack‚ or the underuse of‚ imagination (Kelley‚ Sean). The prairie was a desolate strip of land that continued as far as

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    Elsewhere‚ in Astro Metaphysical‚ love of looking at the changing skies leads to an unwelcome situation: Till I have reeled and stumbled From looking up too much‚ And fallen and been humbled To wear to Crutch”. In another poem‚ we find how clever human plans to establish relationship with nature are thwarted. The protagonist of The Star-Splitter‚ purchases a

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    Iliad: Human Condition

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    In Homer’s Iliad‚ the human condition of life and death are being depicted‚ while we see how people lived their life in Greek culture. In Book 18‚ the great warrior Akhilleus looses his good friend Patroklos in the midst of battle‚ and with him he had Akilleus’ shield. Akhilleus’ mother goes to get another shield for her son from the great G/D‚ Hephaestus‚ and the Greek icon was born. The shield is made out of‚ “ durable fine bronze and tin… with silver and… honorable gold‚” while it depicts incredible

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    Belonging Notes

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    football match 7 mins Boring • brushing my teeth every morning • getting locked out after school • looking for food 7 mins Unknown • legs falling asleep while getting a blow job • using hand to wipe my arse • rachel veitch 7 mins Not Human Watching You • mirror watching me flex • goldfish watching me make faces like a fish • toilet bowl watching me write words with my piss 7 mins Felt Love or Compassion • seeing my uncle homeless in the city • having sex • seeing my guinea

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    modification and usage of tools‚ techniques and systems to perform a specific function. Humans started using it since the prehistoric times‚ from the discovery and learning the ability to control fire and converting raw materials into simple tools. People explored and discovered it further until it came to its modern usage. From the first communicative carvings to globe-spinning communication networks‚ human attempted to use it to improve the length and quality of life. However‚ not all products

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    Hardy as a Pessimist

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    from villager’s life. They were plenty of tragedies in the life of the poverty stricken Wessex folk. Hardy’s philosophy of the human condition is determined by his natural temper and disposition. He says: “A man’s philosophy of life is an instinctive‚ temperamental matter.” Hardy‚ practically‚ excludes from his writings the sense of splendor and beauty of human life completely. Tess’ life is totally devoid of even a single moment of happiness. He is of the opinion: “Happiness is but an

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    examples of the functions of literature. It interprets the human condition by showing us the necessity of money. Money is always an important essential in life. Also‚ it instructs the human behavior by demonstrating of the importance of education. Ms. Monroe takes her time to educate these rude children‚ because she thinks it’s her duty. It also gives pleasure by giving me a sense of hope for the children. The text shows the human condition through the necessity of money. For example‚ right here shows

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    their thematic points‚ a great difference exists between them. Chaucer’s primary purpose is to present a humorous and compassionate portrayal of human existence including innocence and guilt‚ or goodness and evil while Dante’s essential purpose is moral and instructional. Chaucer uses urban and country references in his portrayal of the human condition as a means of drawing a contrast between the goodness and evil of humankind. Again‚ we must keep in mind that Chaucer uses setting to reveal truths

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