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    MARRIAGE IS SLAVERY Defrauded Servants are from Service free‚ A wounded Slave regains his Liberty. For Wives ill us’d no remedy remains‚ To daily Racks condemn’d‚ and to eternal Chains Personifying women as slaves in linguistic expression is a type of ontological metaphor‚ where the representation of women is based on the speaker´s experience. The basis of this metonymy consists of structuring an image schema by structurally personifying women as commodities that satisfy the want and needs of the

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    The novel The Catcher in the Rye‚ written by J.D. Salinger‚ involves a teenager named Holden Caulfield that swings between childhood and adulthood constantly. Salinger portrays Caulfield as an adolescent that goes through different levels of depression‚ which is what American youth were facing during the time period it was written. Critic Maxwell Geismer states the book protest “against both the academic and social conformity of its time period‚ but what does it argue for?” The book argues that society

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    Using detailed supporting evidence‚ discuss the significance in the play of ONE of the following. Deception. William Shakespeare’s ’King Lear’ is a tragic play of filial conflict‚ deception and loss. Characters Lear and Gloucester shape the story line due to their lack of insight which their children take adavantage of. These are the antagonists who decieve their fathers‚ to gain more power and status. Deception usually has negative connotations and one would expect the characters who use

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    was just absolutely screamin’‚ and I’d bury myself deeper into the pillow to escape the voluminous life about me; but the walls were thin in our old place‚ and it wouldn’t be long before father come bustin’ through my door and lay his dirty ole’ bastard hands on me‚ and keep on keepin’ on till I was raw and blistered‚ and screamin’ just like Duke’s piano from the beatin’ he gave me. And then I’d too‚ get on my nice‚ lovingly tailored suit. The suit was blue‚ sharp lookin’ and well fitted‚ exactly

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    and drama throughout the play. He is not the most complex villain among Shakespeare’s villainous characters‚ however he has a purpose. The thinness of his character teaches us about the knowledge people have of him in society: he is just seen as a ‘bastard’ and people don’t even want to be associated with him so don’t bother to learn anything about him. The fact that we don’t learn much about Don John also reminds us that the play isn’t meant to be a tragedy; it is supposed to teach us about the misunderstandings

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    easily become tragic highlighting the idea that good comedy is tragedy narrowly averted. The play opens with a lighthearted relaxed scene‚ setting the play as a happy comedy. This is contrasted to Act 1 scene 3 where the audience first sees ‘the bastard’ Don John. Having such opposing scenes together structurally‚ show that comedy and tragedy go hand in hand. The comedy in MAAN is often created when the audience can see that something could go horribly wrong. The audience are presented with Don

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    Explore the way violence is presented in the poem ‘Havisham’ by Carol Anne Duffy         Carol Anne Duffy bases her poem ‘Havisham’ off of a repulsive character from ‘Great Expectations’ by Charles Dickens. Miss Havisham is introduced to us in the story as a spinster who was left at the alter after being deceived by her brother and her ‘lover’. Since the day‚ she reveled in her grudge against them for breaking her heart and she became dominated by her obsession of a perfect marriage‚ perfect partner

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    away from God for a man who she considered to be her first love. Because of this‚ the harsh words Richard speaks against Jesus alters her spiritual mentality. When speaking of the love she has for Jesus‚ Richard states‚ “You can tell that puking bastard to kiss my big black ass” (Baldwin 192). One can only imagine how it feels to have someone you love speak such hateful words against the one you love‚ especially the almighty and powerful Jesus Christ. This act destroys her

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    He was well-aware of all the complications Olivia and Alexandal had had with trying to conceive a child. Alexandal was twelve years older than Olivia and he had been married to another woman before she died at the sack of Illyrium. Together for four years‚ the couple had never been able to conceive. This tribulation had not been an isolated event. For years‚ the number of pregnancies across the land had been declining. It had become harder and harder for families to grow and multiply. Before

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    eyes on the daughter of the Governor of Messina‚ Leonato. Don Pedro‚ however‚ offered to woo Hero on behalf of Claudio (Shakespeare‚ p. 32). One cannot help the great efforts that the men in this story have put for the sake of women. Don John‚ the bastard brother Don Pedro makes Claudio believe that Don Pedro is in fact wooing Hero form himself and not for Claudio as agreed (Shakespeare‚ p. 24) In The Odyssey‚ Odyssey is believed to be dead after he failed to return from war. His wife Penelope has

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