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This document discusses Hamlet's misogynistic view of women as expressed in his famous line "Frailty, thy name is woman." It examines how this motif influences Hamlet's troubled relationships with his mother Gertrude and former love Ophelia. It provides background on the two women in Hamlet's life, describing Gertrude as the newly remarried Queen of Denmark and Ophelia as the beloved daughter of Polonius who goes mad after her rejection by Hamlet.
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This document discusses Virginia Woolf's use of the stream of consciousness technique in her novel "To The Lighthouse". It defines stream of consciousness as a flow of thoughts represented through long sentences without grammatical rules or punctuation. Woolf pioneered this technique by focusing on characters' inner thoughts and mixing narration with different time periods. The document also analyzes specific passages from the novel that demonstrate Woolf's unique implementation of stream of consciousness to delve deeply into characters' changing perspectives and mental experiences over time.
The scarlet letter
The document discusses themes of isolation in The Scarlet Letter. It describes how Pearl, as the product of Hester's sin, is isolated from other Puritan children and plays alone. Hester is also isolated from society because of her scarlet letter, but finds companionship in helping others. Dimmesdale isolates himself due to privately suffering from his sin. The novel centers around how Hester and Dimmesdale are separated from others due to their sin of adultery.
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T.S. Eliot's 1919 essay "Tradition and the Individual Talent" lays out his critical creed in three parts. Eliot argues that a poet must be aware of tradition but not prejudiced by it, as the most individual parts of their work come from their unique talent interacting with historical influences in a way that feels new at the time of creation. The essay distinguishes between the poet's relationship to tradition over time and helped establish modernist ideas that later transitioned to postmodernism.
12 american multiculturalism
American multiculturalism describes an approach that values the interaction and communication between different cultures present in a society. It is characterized by policies that protect unique local cultures from isolation while also promoting intercultural exchange. Multiculturalism aims to create a cultural mosaic where multiple cultures live alongside one another within a unified national identity, as opposed to assimilation into a single dominant culture.
Comparative study of Jane Austen and Walter scott
This document provides a comparative study of the romantic authors Jane Austen and Sir Walter Scott. It includes biographical details of both authors, such as Austen being born in Hampshire, England to a clergyman family and Scott being born in Edinburgh, Scotland to a solicitor family. The document also summarizes some of their notable works, with Austen writing Pride and Prejudice and Scott writing Waverley. It compares their styles and genres, noting Austen focused on middle class life while Scott was interested in old Scottish border tales and ballads.
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This document analyzes and summarizes Charles Dickens' portrayal of female characters in his novel Oliver Twist. It discusses the major female characters, including Oliver's mother Agnes Fleming, Nancy who works for Fagin and loves Sikes, and Rose Maylie who is revealed to be Oliver's aunt. The document also examines Dickens' portrayal of women's social positions and hardships, as well as criticisms that his female characters are sometimes feeble or artificially portrayed.
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The document discusses social morality in Henry Fielding's novel "Tom Jones". It explores how Fielding uses his novels to present strong moral messages in various ways, believing that personal qualities are more important than social standing. While Tom Jones is not a perfect picture of morality, characters like him and Sophia admire qualities like bravery, wit, humanity, and gentleness over being born into nobility. Through irony, Fielding aims to teach a moral lesson about the difference between nobility of heart versus nobility of birth.
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Hamartia refers to a tragic flaw or error in judgment that brings about the downfall of a tragic hero. According to Aristotle's poetics, the tragic hero is of noble stature but possesses a hamartia, such as excessive pride or a character flaw, that combined with ignorance, circumstances, or a error of judgment, leads to a fall from grace. Hamlet is a good example of a tragic hero with hamartia, as he struggles with indecision over avenging his father's death and confronting his uncle, which ultimately causes his own downfall.
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- 1. “Frailty,thy name is woman!” Hamlet’s feministic reading in this play
- 2. Hamlet is troubled Oh God, how weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable seem to me all the uses of this world. That is should come to this, my father, not to months dead, and yet within a month, she married with my unclelet me not think on it! Frailty thy name is woman…………
- 3. Motif This motif of misogyny, or hatred of women, occurs only sporadically throughout the play, but it is an important inhibiting factor in Hamlet’s relationships with Ophelia and Gertrude. He urges Ophelia to go to a nunnery rather than experience the corruption of sexuality and exclaims of Gertrude
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