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    Abstract In an attempt to find out the purposes of the gothic elements in The Picture of Dorian Gray‚ this essay takes a close look at the three most prevailing gothic elements in the novel: the portrait‚ decadence‚ and the gothic villain by first exploring their presence and development throughout‚ and then examining their contributions to the characters‚ the plot development and the themes. First of all‚ the unique properties and symbolic meanings of the portrait in this novel are discussed. The

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    Books and the Internet

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    Internet Has Changed Books The book industry has always been an integral part of society. However‚ recent surges in technology‚ especially the internet‚ have put this industry under pressure and have transformed it into a broader‚ more competitive entity. In the past‚ the book store was the only pace to buy and sell books but these buildings could be soon be obsolete with the introduction of online shopping for books and the more impressive and rapidly growing industry of e-books‚ as seen by the accompanying

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    Quotation Thoughts about quotation "I don’t think I shall send it anywhere‚" he answered‚ tossing his head back in that odd way that used to make his friends laugh at him at Oxford. "No‚ I won’t send it anywhere." "I know you will laugh at me‚" he replied‚ "but I really can’t exhibit it. I have put too much of myself into it." Pg.4 Basil had just drawn one of his best portraits and tells Lord Henry that he won’t send it anywhere because he put too much of himself into it. This seems awkward because

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    E-BOOKS VS. PAPERBACK BOOKS Recently‚ e-book came out and developed rapidly. In 2012‚ Amazon released news that it sold more e-books than paperback books in the global market in 2011. Interestingly‚ it was the first time more e-books than paperbacks were sold on Amazon. Some people have predicted that one day e-books will completely replace paperback books. They saw the rapid increase of e-books’ selling and potential. Undeniably‚ today’s society has a tendency to prefer e-books. But this preference

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    Essay On Book Banning

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    Books have a numerous amount of ways to get banned. Book banning can cause the books not to be presented in certain places. The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini‚ was banned and challenged due to inappropriate language‚ rape‚ sexually explicit‚ racism‚ and not appropriate for certain age groups. Banning the books means to remove the books from libraries or take them away from the readers (Cho‚ 1). Challenging the books means that someone is attempting to remove the books from shelves or the readers

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    elements that help people to learn are books and experiences because of their unlimited benefits. The book is a valuable source of knowledge that consists of infinite benefits. It transports us into different worlds and cultures‚ as well as‚ it informs us about ancient civilizations and lore. In addition‚ it helps us to learn about new technologies and literature. It allows speaking languages fluently and to communicate spontaneously. Therefore‚ the book can be faithful friend and the nearest

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    Banning Books In Schools

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    of your favorite books. You look around and it´s not there. You ask the librarian they say that the took out the book because it was difficult subject for some kids. How would you feel? Schools have been banning books for many years. Schools should not be banning books because books help kids learn about very important subjects. Furthermore‚ books teach kids about the world around them. Lastly‚ books help kids open up their viewpoint.The first reason schools shouldn’t ban books is kids should learn

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    In The Coming of the Book: The Impact of Printing 1450-1800‚ French historian Lucien Febvre explores the printing culture and revolution while enlisting fellow history professor Henri-Jean Martin’s help with the work’s execution. Matter of fact‚ Febvre came up with the work’s concept‚ but it was Martin who finished the book a year after the former’s death. A scholarly work‚ The Coming of the Book embarks on the large scope of the printing process’s impact on booksellers‚ governments‚ universities

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    Essay on the the Secret Book

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    INTRODUCTION According to recent studies‚ self-help books – non-fiction books that offer advice for behavior modification and make explicit promises for positive change – have doubled as a percentage of all book titles since the 1970s. The increasing popularity of self-help books is an indicator of the modern society’s quest to maximize personal happiness through a process of self-discovery. Self-help books are a response to a real and genuine hunger for psychological understanding and self-improvement

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    Books that include profanity‚ violence‚ and other topics that could be offensive to other readers should be banned. (Claim) Banned books are a good thing for society; these kinds of books can include hurtful things inside the context. (Counter claim) People may disagree because they have different views than other readers and enjoy reading that kind of stuff. The following paragraphs will explain why banned books are a good thing for society‚ and how the context can be hurtful for some readers. Many

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