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    COMPARATIVE LITERATURE IN AN AGE OF GLOBALIZATION: Utrecht University The bylaws of the American Comparative Literature Association stipulate the writ-ing every ten years of "a report on the state of the discipline." The present collection Comparative Literature in an Age of Globalization represents the latest in the series and is a follow up to Charles Bernheimer’s Comparative Literature in the Age of Multiculturalism (1994). The structural similarities between the two titles‚ with their repetition

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    Introduction to Literature Week 1 Essay- Antigone June 6‚ 2013 In reading Antigone‚ it’s fairly natural to see Antigone as a good‚ principled woman who is wronged by the dogmatic‚ inflexible Creon. But if you had to defend Creon’s actions‚ what would you say? Does he have any justifiable reason for acting the way he does? As Creon states in Sophocles Antigone: “Whoever places a friend above the good of his own country‚ he is nothing…” (Meyer 1490). As I was reading Antigone I could not help

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    Word Count: 256 Response to Literature Essay Antigone is a tragedy by Sophocles in which a generous act is punished by King Creon. Haimon‚ Creon’s son‚ plays an important character in the story. In scene three‚ lines 55-94‚ Haimon uses his persuasive skills in talking to his father King Creon. He blatantly expresses about his opinion towards him‚ Antigone‚ and what he thinks Creon should do. He does this effectively using the rhetorical device of Pathos. Throughout the story‚ Haimon is saying

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    Possible connections between Antigone and other texts: Antigone and Doll House: Female supporting characters‚ Antigone and Nora = doing what THEY feel is right vs Creon and Mrs. Linde who revolve around society’s laws Antigone and Kite Runner: Different solutions to achieving redemption for the loss of a brother (Antigone vs. Amir) Antigone and Macbeth: The justification of murder in different situations? Antigone and Thousand Cranes: … Antigone and Persepolis: The effect of a leader on a person’s

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    ENGLISH LITERATURE English literature and English history In this introductory lecture it better to say something about the intimate connection between English literature and English history. They go hand in hand: they are both sides of the same coin. English history is considered as the fundamental base for English literature. A history of English literature has therefore a national‚ as well as a personal character and interest. The inner life of each generation is revealed in the literature. In studying

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    Pieces of literature can be famous or well-known‚ but only certain qualities make a piece of literature timeless. These pieces have to withstand the test of time‚ and the critics of every era. To make a piece timeless‚ it has to be relevant to people across the globe and across time. Timeless pieces also need to have a universal message. Pieces like The Odyssey by Homer or Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare are timeless because their messages are known all over and can be referenced to in everyday

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    GROUP 3- MEAT COOKERY Meat is animal flesh that is eaten as food. Humans are omnivorous‚ and have hunted and killed animals for meat since prehistoric times. Meat is mainly composed of water and protein‚ and is usually eaten together with other food. It is edible raw‚ but is normally eaten after it has been cooked and seasoned or processed in a variety of ways. Meat consumption varies worldwide‚ depending on cultural or religious preferences‚ as well as economic conditions. Conversely

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    QUESTION: THE INFLUENCE OF ASSIMILATION: CASE STUDY OF RAMATOULAYE. Mariama Bâ’s So Long a LETTER is one of the African novels written by an African credited with showcasing the various changes that have been brought about by colonialism especially in African countries. “So Long A Letter” was written with the ideal timing and place that is after the French colonisation in Senegal in the latter part of the 20th Century. It is thus uniquely placed to portray to us at first hand‚ the influence of

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    10/25/2013 The role of men and women has always been unique and different to every eye. Some may base their opinions off of own experiences and some may base theirs off of what they see or hear. Has it ever occurred to you why people‚ men and women‚ are different from each other? In time‚ the difference of roles for males and females hasn’t really changed much. The males are still considered more of the dominant gender of the two. Gilgamesh‚ Oedipus the King‚ and Achilles are all looked at

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    History of World Literature World Literature started as early as years before Christ’s death. The earliest forms of world literature were oral and passed on by word of mouth. As time passed‚ forms of writing were developed and were pictographic. Writing was not invented for writing down literature but it was invented for more administrative and political purposes. The first literary work was a heroic narrative named Gilgamesh. This work nearly vanished from history when it was not translated

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