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    “Why readers disagree” Tim Parks Each person has a different way of responding and criticizing literary works. This is caused by the origin of the mentioned person‚ more specifically his or her family. As we grow up in different systems‚ our ideas and the way we take on life are different as well. According to the values and attitudes people are taught at home‚ they decide whether they like‚ praise or hate a certain piece of writing. “Each personality develops in the force field of a community

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    for in a passage 1. Diction (word use): Look for strange or unusual words‚ descriptive words or words that you don’t know the meaning of. Look for neologisms (new words) and words which have more than one meaning to them. 2. Literary devices: there is a wealth of literary devices that authors can use when writing. Think carefully about why an author may use one and what affect these have on readers. 3. Structure (sentence and paragraph): Look for variations in sentence structure and type‚ look

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    Language A1 World  Literature—Assessment   Introduction   To complete the assessment requirements of the language Al course‚ all candidates must submit written assignments based on the world literature works they have studied. These are referred to as "world literature assignments".   World literature assignments:   • must be written during the course • are externally assessed against four criteria related to the objectives of the language Al course.   At both HL and SL‚ world literature

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    ‘In place of a hermeneutics we need an erotics of art’. Discuss ways of approaching a text by referring to Susan Sontag’s ‘Against Interpretation’. There are many ways of approaching a text and interpretation is the most important and controversial way to explore a text. A hermeneutics and an erotics of art‚ which are the types of interpretation‚ will be explored in this essay to discuss ways of approaching a text. Besides‚ ‘Against Interpretation’ will be a main reference in this essay. ‘In

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    audience that it is better to accept death than to ignore it through the accounts of Miss Emily’s journey. William Faulkner’s story takes place in the South‚ during a time period of racial discrimination and major changes. By using reader response criticism‚ a reader can analyze “A Rose for Emily” through the aspects of the secret held within the story‚ race found through anthropology‚ and gender found through anthropology. To begin with‚ one can analyze “A Rose for Emily” by examining the hidden

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    Forster Consider the quotation above and decide whether you agree or disagree with it. Then‚ write an essay in which you support your assessment of the quotation through analysis of one or two of the literary texts you have read. Be sure to support your argument with specific details from the literary text(s) you have chosen. Your analysis should include consideration of formal features of the text(s)‚ such as plot‚ setting‚ theme‚ and characterization. Read More >> Literature is a means to share

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    Reader-Response Criticism The sonnet “Since There’s No Help” is a typical example of Michael Drayton’s work‚ yet it has been considered the one sonnet responsible for plucking Drayton from the general obscurity of Elizabethan sonnet writers. Many are of the opinion it was his one and only sonnet that reached the highest level of poetic feeling and allowed the audience to suffer alongside the writer. This poem is written in traditional Shakespearian sonnet form‚ consisting of fourteen lines of

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    lineaments of his own face‚ the port of his own body‚ the various inflections of his own voice. In criticizing his work‚ you criticize also him. Max Beerbohm The actor’s life is one of nagging self-doubt. Some actors try to protect themselves from criticism by adopting an inviolable rule never to read reviews of their performances. If this is not enough protection there is recourse to alcohol. John Barrymore‚ in real life and in the 1930’s movie Dinner at Eight‚ demonstrates the dangers of the alcohol

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    child telling a story; not so much worried about the grammatical structure‚ but more focused on the matter at hand. This immature and juvenile form of writing conveys the narrators loose presence of mind at this time. Diction is also an important literary technique that McCormac uses to communicate the impact of the experience on the narrator. In the opening sentence of this

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    Unflagging ’India’s Missing Freedom’ The essay “Flagging India’s Missing Freedom” by Dipankar Gupta is a very well-written essay. The title of the essay is very captivating and still remains quite appropriate. The author tries to drive home the point that India‚ as a nation is insecure The essay is very persuasive and does a good job in imprinting the point of the author onto the reader’s head. The author clearly states that punishing individuals for caricature of the flag is a negative trait

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