Outline Alt Intro Trad Intro (ends with thesis) Proposed thesis: Austen’s novel is shaped by the period in which she lived in that it has Romantic qualities‚ it satirizes nineteenth century British society‚ and it blends influences from Austen’s own life into the story. Body Paragraphs—topic ideas and examples (quotes from text and outside sources)—no set #--anywhere from 3-5+ Body #1: Romantic qualities weave their way throughout the novel. * Love and respect for nature -Elizabeth’s
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The Picture of Dorian Gray Vocabulary List 1 (Q2) Precis (noun): Make summary of. "I know she goes in for giving a rapid precis of all her guests." (Pg. 14) Ravelled (verb): To tangle or entangle. ""How horribly unjust of you!" cried Lord Henry‚ tilting his hat back and looking up at the little clouds that‚ like ravelled skeins of glossy white silk‚ were drifting across the hollowed turquoise of the summer sky." (Pg. 15) Candour (noun): The state or quality of being frank‚ open‚ and sincere
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Dorian Gray Passage: Literary Analysis In this scene‚ Wilde creates a threatening atmosphere as he describes Dorian heading to the Opium House at night‚ a place that represents his sins. Dorian’s carriage “jerks” into a “dark” area‚ the sudden movement suggesting that the horse is instinctively nervous or scared. And the “low roofs and jagged chimney-stacks” that looked like “black masts” shrouded by a mist of “ghostly sails” paint a nightmarish image of hostility due to harsh words like jagged
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controversial and‚ at times‚ hedonistic views concerning conventional notions of truth. When Lord Henry first meets Dorian Grey‚ he instantly notices the candour of youth and all of youth’s passionate purity within him (Wilde 12). Finding these qualities incredibly enticing‚ Henry quickly subjects Dorian to his philosophical opinions concerning appearance and pleasure. Upon finding Dorian burying his face in lilac blossoms and drinking in their perfume as if it had been wine‚ he informs
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Reading the novel ’’The Picture of Dorian Gray’’ by Oscar Wild we have found the following types of paragraphs: description‚ narrative‚ persuasive‚ informative‚ definition‚ classification. He used these types of paragraphs to make more interesting and colorful his work. Further we give some examples which contain the types of paragraphs described in the theoretical part of diploma paper. We have found 3 examples with descriptive paragraphs‚ 23 examples with narrative paragraphs‚ 15 examples with
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Introduction………………………………………………………………………...3 Part 1. Oscar Wild – the novelist of the England…………………………………..5 1.1. Literary works of O. Wild……………………………………...……………...6 1.2. The novel ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ and its significance…………………9 1. 3. Aestheticism in the novel …………………………………………………...10 Part 2. Lexical and syntactical stylistic devices used in the novel “The Picture of Dorian Gray” by O. Wild…………………………………………………………14 2.1. Phonetic stylistic devices……………………………………………………..14 2.2. Lexical expressive means and stylistic devices………………………………15
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one way or another influenced by the surrounding factors whether it is in a positive or negative way. In the case of Dorian Gray‚ a young man who is the new source of inspiration for a talented artist named Basil Hallward meets Basil’s friend named Lord Henry. From the moment they meet Dorian is influenced by him‚ and because of him Dorian then battles with his inner self. Dorian struggles with the concepts of good vs. evil. He is faced with challenges and battles with the concepts of morality and
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Wilde’s novel The Picture of Dorian Gray is just the sort of book that made Victorian England shiver. This decadent masterpiece is anything but a vehicle for the propagation of middle-class morality. We have in Wilde the ultimate aesthete‚ a disciple of Walter Pater‚ a dandy who in his personal life seems to have lived out Pater’s quiet injunction to "burn with that hard‚ gemlike flame" in experiencing art and‚ no doubt‚ other things. How could Wilde’s book‚ given its affinities with the age’s decadent
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“There are people who do what they believe is right‚ but as they say‚ ’The road to hell is paved with good intentions.’” In The Tempest by Shakespeare‚ The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde‚ and Dr. Faustus by Christopher Marlowe‚ intentions blind each of the main characters into carrying out malicious actions. Dr. Faustus and Dorian Gray are both overcome by their intentions and cannot redeem themselves no matter how hard they try. However‚ Prospero manages to suppress the urge to harm his enemies
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characterized as a gloomy‚ horror story; there is more to the notion than simply this. The Picture of Dorian Gray is the only published novel by Oscar Wilde. Having first appeared in 1890 it was edited by Wilde and published in 1891. Given the time in which book was published it is considered to be part of the Gothic revival at the time. Critic‚ Kenneth Womack concurs with this. The Picture of Dorian Gray is considered by both readers and critics alike to be a great work of classic gothic horror
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