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    Porphyria Lover Weakness

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    In Robert Browning’s poem‚ “Porphyria Lover‚” both the speaker and Porphyria desire to be the most dominate partner in their relationship. Porphyria‚ however‚ brings tension into their relationship when she constantly attempts to be the most dominate partner. As the tensions keep increasing‚ the speaker finds it hard to fulfill his role as a man. However‚ when Porphyria’s weakness is brought to the speaker’s attention‚ he attempts to take full advantage. In the beginning of the poem

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    The lovers in Last Duchess by Robert Browning and also Porphyria’s Lover have many similarities and differences that change the stories to make them more creative. The story of Last Duchess by Browning is about how a man talks about his last wife and why she isn’t here anymore. While Porphyria’s Lover by Browning tells the story of how a man kills his lover with her own hair. In both of these stories they explain the mental instability of the two lovers who see and only become jealous. Then there

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    The Lover Young Duras

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    The Lover The Lover is an autobiographical novel taking place in Indochina during the 1930’s when Indochina was a French colony. Duras saw her life during this time as an existential rebel figure living in an absurd world. In order to find her purpose in life‚ she takes risks by breaking boundaries. She is forced to take risks because she is trapped in a world limiting her opportunities to experiences of life and culture. The young Duras was in an absurd world‚ living with a dysfunctional family

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    Paul in Sons and Lovers

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    20751 Mrs. Cooper AP English 10/06/10 Paul’s Psyche in Sons and Lovers Sons and Lovers‚ by D.H. Lawrence is a novel which follows the protagonist—Paul—as he matures. Through his actions‚ one can see that his psyche is altered in a way which makes it improbable for him to remain in a successful relationship; proving this alteration‚ Paul fails in his relationships with both Gertrude and Miriam. Paul cannot succeed in any relationship because his mother altered his Id‚ Superego‚ and Ego via

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    “When a beautiful pearl is cast down on the road all the mighty and powerful contend for it” (The Tale of the Ungrateful Lover‚ in Chen‚ 15). Men in the Chinese society saw women as a symbol of beauty and nothing more. In ‘The Tale of the Ungrateful Lover’‚ a talented girl like Du Shiniang who was a brilliant dancer‚ musician and singer got no respect for her talents. Once Du Shiniang was outside the gay quarter‚ no one appreciated her

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    Paper of Son and Lovers

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    The characters in "Sons and Lovers" ——Tragedy of Paul ’s Love 郁彩霞 Abstract: As the main character in this novel‚ Paul‚ shows the most struggle in his love: the love for hs mom‚ for Miriam and for Clara. My work is to analyze the complicated relationships among the women and the man. Due to the Oedipus complex of Paul‚ he always can ’t balance his love between his lovers and mother. A pure pilgrim of Miriam and a feminist of Clara‚ Paul finds himself in love with both of the two. However

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    Robert Browning’s “Porphyria’s Lover” written in 1836 explores and undermines the complex gender stereotypes regarding power and authority present in the nineteenth century. The typical stable male figure is absent. Instead‚ the male narrator is extremely capricious and erratic in nature‚ making for an unusual story. Porphyria‚ the female in the poem‚ also undermines regular stereotypes. On a deeper level‚ Porphyria seems to be the one with the power even although physically she gets strangled. The

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    Comparison “Crazy Courage” & ”Porphyria’s Lover” These two poems relate in seeing love in different ways. “Crazy Courage” is about a girl pushing her courage over her expectation. “Porphyria’s Lover” is about a boy who’s gay and gets driven into a girl’s heart. Through these poems‚ the comparison between the two will relate by different styles of love. “Crazy Courage” relates to a young standard of love which begins mostly through education circumstances. The young girl perceives to be in love

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    The Demon Lover (essay)

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    Marine MARTY ENGL 3389 Essay October‚ 6th‚ 2014 The portrait of Mrs. Drover in the film The Demon Lover is not an accurate rendition of the character in the story by Elisabeth Bowen. This may be seen in a comparison of her film and fictional analyses of role‚ relationships‚ motive and goals‚ self-image and tone. Kathleen Drover is the protagonist‚ she has no real occupation‚ or at least‚ it is not mentioned‚ and she only is described as a middle-aged mother and a wife‚ as the following sentence

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    Supernaturalism is an outstanding romantic quality. It gives certain poems an eerie atmosphere by virtue of which the romantic poetry is often called the “renaissance of wonder”. Coleridge (1772-1834) is one of the greatest of romantic poets who touched lightly on all the keys of poetic expression‚ but he remains unequaled in one sphere of poetry – that is supernatural. Before Coleridge supernatural element had applied in English literature (apart from drama) in the works of Horace Walpole‚ Mrs.

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