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    The Last Unicorn Themes

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    following entry presents criticism of Beagle’s work through 1997. For further information on his life and career‚ see CLC‚ Volume 7. Beagle is praised for his ability to develop characters‚ his use of incongruous humor‚ and his marriage of traditional fables with modern culture and settings. His novel The Last Unicorn (1968) is consistently cited by critics as a masterpiece in the fantasy genre. Biographical Information Beagle was born April 20‚ 1939‚ in New York City to Simon and Rebecca (Soyer) Beagle

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    and Macbeth’s armies. Macbeth wonders who might be the one who was not born by a woman and would have to be feared. But so farm no one has managed to do him any harm. Macbeth later encounters Macduff‚ who tells him‚ when Macbeth insists on his invincibility‚ that he was not literally born by his mother‚ but instead “ripped from her womb”. The scene ends with them fighting after Macbeth refuses to

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    they use in their struggle for power? Does Snowball represent a morally legitimate political alternative to the corrupt leadership of Napoleon? 2. Why do you think Orwell chose to use a fable in his condemnation of Soviet communism and totalitarianism? What different opportunities of expression does a fable offer its author? 3. How does Orwell explore the problem of rhetoric in Animal Farm? Paying particular attention to the character of Squealer‚ how is language used as an instrument of social

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    Even in this abridged version‚ Plato’s fable "The Allegory of the Cave" reflects the vast wisdom of Plato‚ his teacher and the philosophers of his time. The story’s meaning and lessons are as significant today as they were then‚ and its inclusion in The Republic is well earned. The intentions of Plato in sharing this story seem to be fairly simple. As with all of the works that he included in The Republic‚ he is attempting to convey a message that relates to government and leadership. I also believe

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    saw in the late 40s in a significantly communist Europe‚ George Orwell makes use of this medium to illustrate a dystopian future under the influence of a totalitarian regime. He comments on and condemns the Soviet communists through the allegorical fable‚ which‚ quite literally‚ designates them as ‘the pigs’. Through this representation‚ George Orwell attempts to unveil the propensity in humans for power‚ the injustice that occurs under the guise of such a regime‚ as well as the inevitable social

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    Mao's Last Dancer Journey

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    Journeys have a mental nature‚ where intellectual processes take place and your mindframe can forever change. This idea is best displayed in Mao’s Last Dancer‚ where we see a young boy‚ Li Cunxin‚ rise from the depths of communism to a shining star in the dance industry. And through his life’s journey we are shown his coming of age and ideologies shift one country to another. The mentality of journey’s is also capitalized in the poem Journey to the Interior where the physical journey can parallel

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    battle of the cowshed and the Russian Revolution both originated with intentions of equality and improving the quality of life. Both revolutions ultimately ended up where they began. The seven commandments were articulated at the beginning of the fable by the pigs‚ and were the basic rules of animalism. The commandments signified equality amongst the animals and the hatred they carried toward the selfish villainous humans. The first commandment ‘whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy’ (15) inferred

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    Edwin Brock‚ Icarus Allsorts by Roger McGough and the play Loot by Joe Orton. They all portray similar ideas about satire to demonstrates opinions about different events. In his novel Animal Farm Orwell uses the techniques of satire‚ allegory and fable to expose the brutality and suffering in a totalitarian regime. Discuss the ways in which Orwell uses these techniques to achieve his purpose.Orwell’s aim when constructing Animal Farm was to expose the brutality and suffering within a totalitarian

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    reality. Formation of mental images with otherworldly settings or characters. Humor Perceiving what’s amusing or comical. Full of fun‚ entertainment and excitement. Fable A story about supernatural and extraordinary people. Often times‚ animals speak as humans with a legendary tale to share. Fairy Tales Another kind of fantasy tale‚ close to fable. Made for kids Science Fiction Based on impact of potential science Setting is commonly in the future‚ and on other planets Short Story A fiction that’s very

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    Planning a Response

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    Writing in Context provides you with the opportunity to explore a variety of writing styles. In approaching the task‚ you are to write in an expository‚ persuasive and imaginative style. Within each style of writing there is a wide range of forms. This page explains the three different styles and different forms of writing (each with explanatory links). Overview Writing Style / Type | Purpose(s) | Audience(s) | Forms | Language Features | three types of writing | possible intended purposes |

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