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    Animal Farm is a simple ‘fairy story’ To what extent do you agree? Fairy story: fable‚ children’s story‚ allegory‚ apologue‚ exemplum Simple: elementary‚ uncomplicated‚ self-explanatory‚ straight-forward‚ lucid Intro Subtitled “A Fair Story”‚ George Orwell’s novella Animal Farm displays the characteristics of a children’s fable‚ consisting of clear-cut morals and demarcate between good and evil. Yet‚ it does not demand the reader for much analysis to understand the more complex ideas embedded

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    Things Fall Apart-Universal Appeal Confronted with a global conscious filled with hazy‚ negative conception of the African reality‚ appalled with such one sided works as Heart of Darkness and Mr. Johnson‚ Chinua Achebe determined in 1958 to "inform the outside world about Ibo cultural traditions"1. One can appreciate then‚ Achebe ’s inclusion of universal themes and concepts in is novel as a means of bridging the cultural gap with his audience and reiterating that Africans are in the end‚ human

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    literary phenomenons of the 20th century‚ selling more than 30 million copies worldwide. The novel has been translated into over 67 languages and tops the all time best-seller list in 18 countries. The Alchemist has been called “A Fable about Following Your Dreams”. Fables are cautionary tales that always have a purpose. Paulo Coelho’s purpose for writing this novel is to show that each person has a personal legend to fulfill.  Along the way‚ you connect with the Soul of the World‚ and learn the unspoken

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    Shakespeare’s definitions of Love and Lust 	When there are women and an omnipotent force to procreate there will be a number of resources that a man will use in order to attract the opposite sex. Often with the use of the notorious whistle/mating call‚ the perpetual use of lies about income‚ the stench of musk cologne‚ or the ever-popular use of the love poem‚ men strive to appeal to women with the intent to see his way to her heart. William Shakespeare‚ a man who‚ based on his works‚ was

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    established offenders. Richards (2011) emphasises that rapid brain development may impacts inhibitory responses‚ emotional self-regulation and the thought process of risk and reward in young offenders. Although youth offenders may have a belief of invincibility‚ they are able to understand risk although the pressure of their peers can override the common sense and ability to clearly think through decisions (Richards‚ 2011). Teenagers are generally searching for their identity‚ making them vulnerable to

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    think it makes them cooler and not all are aware of the affects of drunk driving. Some teenagers also think they have the ability of being invincible when it comes to getting behind the wheel and they don’t realize they are drunk because of ’teen invincibility’‚ they do not realize they are not only putting themselves in danger‚ but others as well. It is very dangerous when someone gets behind the wheel of a vehicle under the influence. The pressures of being a teenager and trying to be popular or cool

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    Riding Hood (LRRH)‚ in his book The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales (1976) is a prime example of Freudian symbol searching. But first‚ a brief history of this famous fable. The story began as a folk tale that European mothers and nurses told to young children. The fable‚ in its many variants‚ came to the attention of Charles Perrault (1628-1703)‚ a French attorney turned poet‚ writer‚ and anthologist. He published one version in a 1697 collection of fairy tales-a book

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    Pan’s Labyrinth Award-winning filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro delivers a unique‚ richly imagined epic with Pan’s Labyrinth released in 2006‚ a gothic fairy tale set against the postwar repression of Franco’s Spain. Del Toro’s sixth and most ambitious film‚ Pan’s Labyrinth harnesses the formal characteristics of classic folklore to a 20th Century period. Del Toro portrays a child as the key character‚ to communicate that children minds are not cemented. Children avoid reality through the

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    the EXPLOITED CHILDREN in FACTORIES and SLUMS He loved theatre: since he put a lot of energy in this activity‚ his health started to deteriorate He died on June 9th 1870 in London PLOT His plots are influenced by the Bible‚ fairy tales and fables‚ nursery rhymes‚ by the 18th century novelists and the Gothic novels. His plots are WELL PLANNED. LONDON was the MAIN SETTING in most of his novels. CHARACTERS Dickens created CARICATURES by exaggerating and ridiculing the characteristics of

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    Old Testament vs. Hellenic Divine Intervention The Old Testament and Hellenic texts we have studied have numerous examples of divine intervention. The range and complexity in human affairs that these interventions occur have similar‚ yet different attributes. Both texts describe divine intervention as a way of explaining "why things happen(ed) and being "chosen" by God or gods to fulfill a destiny. Both also see divine intervention as something that can not be understood by humans; God or

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