Group 428 Asgarova Matanat Baku-2013 Plan: 1. The writer’s life and creativity 2. Theme ‚ motive ‚ symbol 3. The main character 4. Conclusion 1. The writer’s life and creativity: William Somerset Maugham was born in the British Embassy in Paris on 25th January‚ 1874. William’s father‚ Robert Ormond Maugham‚ a wealthy solicitor‚ worked for the Embassy in France. By the time he was ten‚ both William’s parents were dead and he was sent to live
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I read the book “Going Bovine” by Libba Bray. I selected this book because I read another one of Libba Bray’s work which was a historical fiction/ fantasy series titled the Gemma Doyle trilogy. Since I liked those books‚ I decided why not try Going Bovine? I saw it on GoodReads and it got fantastic reviews. I also read the summery of the book to decide if it was serious or light hearted. Libba Bray had two different writing styles; either she’s really serious or she’s witty and funny like in Beauty
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Ruby Moon by Sam Stopforth Ruby Moon written by Matt Cameron in 2003 is a presentational non-realistic‚ contemporary Australian drama with representational elements in reference to its development of characters. The style is also that of a psychodrama as it exposes the gargantuan holes in Ray and Sylvie’s state of mind as the story unfolds their psychological flaws become more and more conspicuous to the audience. It also takes on the style of an absurdist drama as this means that a realistic
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makes the lines run more quickly/ slowly - affects the poem as a whole - is based on Useful phrases for analysing texts In general: “bedient sich adäquater Mittel der LESERLEITUNG” = Vor-‚ Quer- und Rückverweise‚ e.g.: In the following‚ I’m going to … [= tell your readers what you are about to do] As I said before / in the beginning … (etc.) I will enlarge upon this later / in the next paragraph … (etc.) Concluding one can say / In brief / To put it in a nutshell / From all this follows
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The False Moon When you choose to put children into this world‚ when you choose to give birth to a little child. That little child becomes your responsibility. You cannot let it down because it will affect it when it grows up‚ when it has to make its own family. It is your responsibility to give love to this child‚ to show this child how to live a life. If you cannot cope with the task of taking responsibility of the child you have brought into this world. You have to forget your pride and speak
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This has been a post I’ve been meaning to write for a long time. I’m an absolutely die-hard fan of Sailor Moon‚ and part of that is because it served as my childhood introduction to feminism. That might be a little bit hard to believe‚ considering the super heroines of the show are known for outfits not much more revealing than Wonder Woman’s. Silly outfits aside (you get used to them)‚ this show was absolutely groundbreaking. Its protagonists are 10 realistically flawed‚ individual and talented
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When reading the play "Ruby Moon" it is easy to pick up on the personal and social tensions between characters. The descriptive nature of the stage directions and the very act of reading as opposed to just seeing on stage‚ being able to take time to look over each line‚ means that a reader can see which scenes accentuate the tension between both Ray and Sylvie or the characters they have created. Stage directions in the play plainly describe when a pause on stage is to be tense‚ or what the vibe
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Both “Catch the Moon” by Judith Ortiz Cofer and “The Bass‚ the River‚ and Sheila Mant” by W.D. Wetherell are short stories with similar ideas and themes. Although the characters and plots differ slightly‚ the central themes are very similar. In “Catch the Moon”‚ the love of the main characters mother continues to strengthen him even after her death. In “The Bass‚ the River‚ and Sheila Mant”‚ the narrators love for fishing continues to give him strength after he loses the girl he thought he loved
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Alabama Moon Notes Main Character: Moon Blake Supporting Characters: Kit Slip‚ Hal Mitchell‚ Constable Sanders‚ Mr. Wellington‚ Mr. Mitchell‚ Mr. Abroscotto‚ Pap(Oliver Blake) Plot: Moon Blake grows up in the forest with his father because of his father ’s hatred for the government. But‚ when his father passes away suddenly‚ Moon is quickly thrown into a world he knows nothing about. On his way to Alaska‚ he is taken as a ward of the state and put into Pinson‚ a boys ’ home. He escapes with
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throughout the 1940’s and 50’s were seen as a decline by many critics‚ though Steinbeck felt like they were some of his best. The public harshly criticized these works‚ mainly astonished and appalled that he would humanize the enemy in his war novel‚ The Moon is Down‚ which was published during World War II in 1942. His apparent support for communism also brought him large amounts of criticism throughout his later career. Steinbeck led an extremely successful literary career‚ his body of work speaking for
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