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    An Irish Airman Foresees his Death - W.B. Yeats I found this poem‚ ’An Irish Airman Foresees his Death’ extremely interesting and poignant. In this poem Yeats adopts the persona of Major Robert Gregory‚ the only son of Lady Gregory‚ whom the poet was great friends with. Gregory volunteered to fight in World War One alongside the British against their German enemies. What I found to be most interesting are the reasons why Gregory decieded to enlist in the army and fight. Gregory did not enlist

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    Literature of 20th century

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    20th Century and beyond- Döring ‚ 1. Sitzung am 08.04.14 Siehe Handout Texts chosen by chance‚ subjection Erich Auerbach- Mimesis Monarchical categories: literature under monarch e.g. 1830-1901 “The Victorian Age” Julian Barnes: A History of the World in 10 ½ chapters‚ 1989 No solution Article: World´s last WW1 veteran dies Difference: talking about event in past (represented through documents  impersonal) Talking about personal experience represented through

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    use the power of thinking. Many authors have helped people connect to see life through their eyes and create new ideas for readers. John hoyer Updike set an important example for many people who considered him one of the greatest fiction writers. Born on March 18‚ 1932 in Reading‚ Pennsylvania. His parents were Linda Grace Updike and Wesley Russell Updike who were originally from New Jersey. His father worked as a telephone splicer who got laid off

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    How does William Yeats present the theme of ageing in ‘’Sailing to Byzantium’’. "Sailing to Byzantium" begins as a meditation on the things which age leaves behind: bodily pleasure‚ sex‚ and regeneration. As death approaches‚ the speaker turns towards the possibility of rebirth as a potential solution for the trauma of watching his own body deteriorate. The line between spiritual and physical rebirth becomes blurred as the speaker imagines placing his soul into an art object‚ something that

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    Butler Yeats‚ the speaker of the poem is a man with a broken heart. Literally‚ the poem speaks about a man blinded by love‚ who has given his whole heart to a woman just to have it broken. The speaker also belittles women in the poem because he wants to let those who are reading know that women are definitely not always what they seem. The poem insinuates that the speaker was a player in the woman’s game of love and had lost. By simply reading the title of the poem‚ one realizes that Yeats is giving

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    of experiences; of memories; of raw emotions. William Butler Yeats’ poem‚ “An Irish Airman Foresees His Death”‚ is a work that serves as the antecedent to the band Keane’s song‚ “A Bad Dream”. Both exuding emotions quite visceral in nature‚ Keane’s interpretation is one that procures the gut-wrenching feelings of anguish‚ disappointment‚ and regret from its audience; an air of reminiscence wafts throughout each chorus and verse. Yeats‚ rather‚ portrays the life of a man whose will to live is greater

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    A&P John Updike - Essay 2

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    freedom. The power of desire speaks to peoples’ subconscious‚ influences their actions‚ and ultimately directs their lives‚ as is used by John Updike as a theme in his short story A&P. The narrator‚ Sammy‚ decides to quit his tedious job because he wanted a better life for himself‚ although initially it was only to impress a girl. In the short story A&P‚ John Updike uses the theme the power of desire to express a young man’s (accidental) realization of his greater goals in life. Throughout the story‚

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    Notes

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    The first soliloquy of Hamlet falls in the Act 1‚ Scene II‚ after the King Claudius and the Queen Gertrude urges Hamlet in the open court to cast off the deep melancholy which‚ as they think‚ has taken possession of his mind as a consequence of his father’s death. In their opinion‚ Hamlet has sufficiently grieved for his father’s death already. Prior to the soliloquy‚ the King Claudius and Queen Gertrude makes announcement to their marriage‚ as according to them‚ the court could not afford excessive

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    W.B.Yeats as a Love Poet

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    concerning love. The theme of love appears with different twist and turns in his poems. A lot of Yeats lyric poem delas with love. However‚ in his early love lyrics‚ love was vague. Fleeting emotion. It was his meeting with Maud Gonne at the age of twenty three‚ that transformed yeats into a great love poet. Henceforth Maud gonne was everywhere in his poetry. She was an Irish revolutionist whom yeats proposed many time bt she always refused.Yeats love for Maud Gonne thus helped him to achieve what

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    divisions were also reflected in the theatre of the time. Cultural context Along with the quest for Nationalism‚ came the growth of Irish cultural identity‚ such as the foundation of the Irish Literary Theatre (later the Abbey Theatre) by the poet W.B. Yeats and the playwrights J.M. Synge and Lady Augusta Gregory in Dublin in 1899. The aim of this company was to "build up a Celtic and Irish school of dramatic

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