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    About Nothing’ by William Shakespeare contains many aspects that anchor the Elizabethan conventions of comedy‚ but allows us to question whether the ending gratifies the audience and does it actually create a satisfactory dramatic catharsis? Aristotle first discussed the concept of catharsis. He believed that “the poet’s aim is to produce pleasure in the spectator by eliciting from the representation the emotions of pity (for others) and fear (for oneself)”. I believe ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ creates

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    In Shakespeare’s 17th century play‚ “Much Ado About Nothing”‚ he illustrates the confusion among the characters that leads to simple miscommunications.     Arthur Miller agrees with Shakespeare that miscommunications can cause different conflicts to arise. In his 1949 play “Death of a Salesman”‚ Miller expresses the bond in a father-son relationship that is then ruined by the lack of communication skills. Willy Loman neglects Biff’s needs by threatening him to “come back here” then alarmingly says

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    In the short story “Lather and Nothing Else” by Hernando Téllez‚ Captain Torres is the villain. Captain Torres is the Captain of an army that kills and tortures the rebels in the town. Captain Torres has the composure of a villain. In the story‚ Captain Torres walks into the barber shop with the assumption that the barber will kill him. On the other hand‚ Torres keeps his composure by not showing the barber any fear and by keeping calm the entire time. In order to be a successful villain‚ you must

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    Argumentative essay on Robert Frost’s Poem “Nothing Gold Can Stay.” The poem “Nothing Gold Can Stay” by Robert Frost consists of eight lines only but contains a deep meaning and strong point. It is a good example of how an author or a writer can economize words or use very few words to pass a strong message or a detailed information. Frost uses Simple words and combines the use of various language stylistic devices like alliteration‚ rhyme and assonance to bring out the message of the poem in a

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    of the mind over the relative unimportance of the human body? Socrates is one of the best Philosophers that has helped make society’s cultural and intellectual development. Without him‚ history would not be the same. He said “I know that I know nothing”. However‚ he believed that one could gain knowledge by being taught. This statement comes from Plato’s Apology. Socrates believed that wrongdoing and behavior that was not good was a result of ignorance. The one thing that Socrates stated to have

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    A day when nothing went right Oh my god! I’m late! I awake when I heard my mother knock out my door and shouted “why are you still sleeping? You aren’t have a date with your friends? Now already 11 o’clock! “ . Actually I have to reach the railway at 9 o’clock‚ I have late for two hours! I faster dress up myself and rush to the kitchen went for food as breakfast. However I can’t found any food in the kitchen my mother said that she thought I had go to my dating so she didn’t prepare my breakfast

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    This week we are reading “Counting for nothing” a feminist analysis of the women’s place in the economic world by Marilyn Waring‚ a woman that made history in her political career in New Zealand; she had the courage to take a stand and challenge the government over the issue of “Nuclear free New Zealand” bringing down the same government. What is different in this book from other feminist ones is the critique to the economic system that develops through both a feminist and ecological perspective

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    by most are memories of great bliss and enjoyment. Yes‚ these feelings of merriment are what give us our humanity‚ but like a double-edged sword‚ bliss and happiness do not last forever. This thought is best portrayed through Robert Frost’s poem‚ “Nothing Gold Can Stay.” This poem goes to great lengths to emphasize it’s message; that each line of this piece strengthens the idea that bliss‚ and life itself are truly “golden” with the use of metaphors‚ but inevitably these feelings fade away.

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    Much Ado About Nothing Every enjoyable and intriguing story has some type of bond between two people. Whether the partnership is a loving couple‚ a pair of best friends‚ or a companionship between two very close siblings‚ it is always there. If any of those are based on truth and talking things out‚ that connection will thrive. All perfect relationships have something in common‚ they revolve around communication. Explaining things to someone and talking out problems with them is an essential

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    The theme of “Nothing Gold Can Stay” by Robert Frost‚ is that good or “gold” things don’t last forever--life is always changing. The poem portrays this by talking about gold things like pretty gold leaves and a pretty gold sunset‚ both things that are temporary. Using words like “flower” and “eden”‚ along with the rhyming and words that just sound good together‚ make it sound beautiful‚ but using words like “subsidies” and “grief” makes it sound sad as well. This mixture of tragic beauty makes

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