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    Handful of Dust

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    English essay Handful of dust Waugh presents drinking within the 1930s as a way of helping someone to deal with problems that they may be having within their life. In this case Tony Last is seen to be having drink after drink with his best friend Jock. Tony is seen to have said that he ‘felt low for weeks…bloody low….how about some brandy?’ Because Tony had been feeling low for weeks‚ most likely because of the fact that he had barely seen Brenda at all and all their communication had been through

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    situation. The setting of the extract is of Myrtle’s and Tom’s apartment in New York and a flashback of Myrtle’s first encounter with Tom. Fizgerald used colour images to enhance his messages on the corruption of the 1920’s American society‚ both upper and lower classes. The people live meaningless lives of pleasure and only for the moment‚ which the author criticizes deeply. One of the settings of this extract is in Tom’s New York apartment which was bought to accommodate myrtle and his affair

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    Destructors

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    Some of these symbols include Old Misery ’s house‚ which is a symbol for art‚ beauty‚ and upper classes. Moreover‚ it symbolizes the need to destroy something aesthetic when in the atmosphere of war. The Destructors of the house‚ namely the Wormsley Common Gang‚ symbolize the effect of war on younger generations. Lastly‚ the main character Trevor symbolizes demotion‚ and with his demotion from the upper class to the lower class he wants to take charge and get back. Firstly‚ Old Misery ’s house

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    contrast to Shaw’s play‚ “Pygmalion” professor Higgins the scientist of phonetics is a Pygmalion and a convent garden flower girl Eliza is a Galatea the statue‚ who will be later transformed by Higgins into an upper class lady. Though Higgins creates a new Liza‚ he doesn’t marry her unlike the Greek legend. The title has mythic and suggestive appeal to it. 2. Setting: The setting

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    Dbq: the Black Plague

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    rational and proactive to irrational‚ egoistic‚ and even criminal. Over all‚ the human devastation revealed a growth over time in government role and the role of the educated class in serving society‚ while uncovering a persistent criticism of the upper classes and the common people. The plague illiated a growing rational and proactive response‚ by the state and educated class. In 1512 Erasmus‚ a Christian humanist who prepared a new edition of the Latin and Greek testament‚ he was also known

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    Women in World War One

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    were unemployed in 1914 now had work -23% had changed from one factory to another Working class women worked mostly as maids and in factories. Middle class women were usually receptionists‚ teachers and nurses. Upper class women did not need to work because they were already in the upper class. This was before the war. During the war‚ lower class women were granted permission to work as doctors‚ accountants and lawyers because of the lack of men. Some of the jobs women did were unsafe‚ like driving

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    The Son's Veto Analysis

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    to her out of pure apology‚ when he exclaims‚ “No‚ Sophy; lame or not lame‚ I cannot let you go. You must never leave me again!” He is also portrayed as a man who will do everything to escape the social suicide he committed at Gaymead‚ as he was an upper class woman and Sophy was in the middle class (“Mr. Twycott knew perfectly well that he had committed social suicide by this step‚ despite Sophy ’s spotless character”)‚ eventually making a move to London at Sophy’s expense‚

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    I'Ll Put the Kettle on

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    came out that there is a whole system in drinking tea. The British distinguish the social lawyer from a person that is drinking a cup of tea. They can tell you whether a person belongs to the upper class‚ middle class or working class from the way how people prepare their tea. The upper-middle and upper classes drink unsweetened Earl Grey tea. It is even recommended to drink it unsweetened‚ because

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    no presence in the area west of the great lakes except for the the coast of what is now BC. "Victoria & Westminster"  The mealtimes "PEI Nova Scotia & New Brunswick " were an economic disaster having lost their secure market in England‚ Upper Canada. "Ontario" was land locked in many respects and France had lost their interest in the new world. They lost Lower Canada at the battle of

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    What does The Importance of Being Earnest reveal about the upper classes Victorian society? The importance of being Earnest reveals numerous traits that the upper classes Victorian society embodies. However‚ this essay will only focus on and account for the exposure of certain traits. Namely‚ the moral laxity that is conveyed through the appalling ideas and views on love and marriage (Hozra‚2012:1)‚ the wilful obtuseness among the society and the immense hypocrisy and immorality that is evident

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