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    rather than men. The length at which some people go to obtain physical flawlessness has unfortunately created a standard of beauty that cannot be obtained without intervention from science. Although written in 1843‚ the central theme illustrated by Nathaniel Hawthorne in “The Birthmark” resonates with today’s society and exemplifies science versus nature‚ patriarchal expectations of the

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    she expresses himself or herself in his or her writing. In this paper‚ the author will discuss how emotions in literature from the past‚ present‚ and future impact the way Nathaniel Hawthorne expressed his emotions when writing the books he has published. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Background relates to his Writing Nathaniel Hawthorne was born on July 4‚ 1804‚ in Salem‚ Massachusetts. His ancestors were Puritans‚ who were the first settlers in the state. They came to the New World with Governor

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    An Unexpected Friendship According to Lopez’s novel‚ The Soloist‚ “A friend is someone who inspires‚ who challenges‚ who sends you in search of a truer sense of yourself.” (Lopez 197). The two main characters‚ Steve Lopez and Nathaniel Anthony Ayers Jr.‚ develop a true friendship throughout the novel. Lopez was a middle class journalist for the LA Times‚ and while searching for a new story he stumbled upon a fifty year homeless man playing a broken down violin and that intrigued him. Little did

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    Scarlet Letter E.P. Whipple- author of “Review of ‘The Scarlet Letter’‚ a Romance”- essentially describes Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter as a genius work of art by letting the reader see the near and far side of the spiritual laws‚ and praises Nathaniel Hawthorne for creating such an intensifying and objective novel. Whipple reminds us of the first part of the book when Nathaniel Hawthorne reminiscences about his times in the Old Custom House of Salem‚ Massachusetts and portrays to the

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    of accusation and injustice that taints America’s history. One of the judges responsible for sentencing the accused to death‚ regardless of a lack of evidence‚ was John Hathorne‚ the great-great-grandfather of the famous American author Nathaniel Hawthorne. Nathaniel Hawthorne grew up listening to the stories of his great-great grandfather influencing him to write stories about the Puritan society and the Salem Witch Trials‚ which quickly became American classics. During his lifetime as well‚ the Transcendentalist

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    Cody King ENG 102 Gary Crist March 24‚ 2014 The man who searched for Sin Nathaniel Hawthorne was an American writer who wrote countless stories that used his reflections of his families past. One story that Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote most exquisitely was Ethan Brand. Within this story Ethan Brand was a man that was in search of an unpardonable sin. Just like some of Hawthorne’s stories‚ this one shows a man that is driven beyond society because of his obsession with perfection. Hawthorne uses

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    20 September 2012 Title: The Scarlet Letter Genre: Romance Author: Nathaniel Hawthorne Period/School: Romanticism Nathaniel Hawthorne was born on July 4‚ 1804 in Salem Massachusetts. In 1808‚ Hawthorne’s father dies of yellow fever and his mother withdraws and leaves him to be educated by his uncle‚ Robert Manning. In July 1820‚ Hawthorne write’s The Spectator‚ which was a newsmagazine that ran for a month. Nathaniel Hawthorne graduated from college in 1825 then isolated himself from society

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    Do you think today’s society are hypocrites? Nathaniel Hawthorne’s parable "The minister’s Black Veil" is a critique of society and human nature. Hawthorne was trying to teach the reader a lesson or a moral. He was trying to teach society his point of view by using in a parable. The parable that Nathaniel Hawthorne’s wrote "The minister’s Black Veil" was about a minister who randomly started wearing a black veil. All the people around the minister saw him different and started to criticize him and

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    daughter’s mind to put her in a state of fear of experiencing the roller-coaster of life. 

In like manner‚ in The Birthmark‚ Aylmer’s itch of satisfaction is to make his wife perfect. However‚ 

that is doomed to failure as‚ perfection‚ suggested by Nathaniel‚ is the province of heaven and not 

found on Earth. Not only did his failure result to the death of Georgiana‚ but it also ruined Aylmer 

as a husband and scientist‚ because his desire to make his wife into the way he assumed is ideal‚ 

became

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    Payge Carboni Mr. Curry Introduction to American Literature 26 December 2011 The Spread of Passion Nathaniel Hawthorne once said‚ "Cupid in these latter times has probably laid aside his bow and arrow‚ and uses fire-arms -- a pistol -- perhaps a revolver." (Hawthorne 82). This excerpt from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s American Note-Books depicts the contemporary attitude of literary works during the time of romanticism. The romantic period was a literary movement that transformed the writing

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