William Saroyan once said, “Good people are good because they’ve come to wisdom through failure”. This means as people fail overtime wisdom is gained by a realization of prudence, then one becomes virtuous. I agree because those who go through struggles usually learn from it and their wisdom expands. This is an accurate assessment and is evident in the novel “Hamlet” by Shakespeare. For the purpose, of revenge we see Hamlet the protagonist who takes advantage of his insanity, to get revenge on his
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them to connect what they read to their life, other texts, and the world’s affairs. While reading “On Shooting an Elephant” by George Orwell we could interpret deeper meaning and better understanding of the text by reading it through a Cultural Critical lens. Readers could manage to find deeper in the meaning through other perspectives, such as reader response, by comparing how George acted to how they would act in the same situation but, reading the text through a cultural
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According to Alexander Solzhenitsyn, “good literature substitutes for an experience which we have not ourselves lived through.” This quote by Alexander Solzhenitsyn means to me that literature can help us experience situations we have not yet lived through. I agree with this quote because I believe that many people such as I, have learned and lived from experiences that occur in literary works. Three literary works that support “good literature substitutes for an experience which we have not ourselves
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Humans often wear disguises to hide their flaws. Shakespeare uses literary devices in his works to convey this statement. Shakespeare’s Macbeth has three quotes used to emphasize the idea, with the first being from the opening scene. Shakespeare uses the chiastic sentence “[f]air is foul, foul is fair” as one way to state his message. Sometimes one’s appearance does not reflect their personality. A beautiful person may have a rotten personality while an unattractive person may have a great one.
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Science And Satire: A Critical Lens Essay Although satire is usually meant to be humorous, its greater purpose is often constructive social criticism, using wit to draw attention to both particular and wider issues in society. Defined by the Merriam- Webster Dictionary as “a literary work holding up human vices and follies to ridicule or scorn,” satire is generally used to mock one’s society. Jonathan Swift’s quote, “Satire is a sort of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody’s
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Chapter 15: Refraction and Lenses Refraction of Light If water waves in a ripple tank travel from water with a depth of 1 cm into a shallow area with a depth of .3 cm, the water will slow down. In a ripple tank the depth can be changed by placing a sheet of plexiglass or glass in the water. In the picture to the right the area to the left is deeper water and the the the right is shollow. The picture shows that when the water travels into a shallow area and slows down, the wavelength will
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Have you ever had someone glare at you for no reason? Or look at you with pity? That is what some people face in today's world, that is what Nimona faced throughout the book. Appearances can be deceiving is the statement that I believe relates to the story. I believe that Goldenloin, Blackheart, and the director gave her the hardest time about her appearance. Goldenloin did not believe that Nimona was worth more attention because she was only a ‘little girl’ but later on she proved him wrong. For
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Through the years, people have certain image in their brain when they thought about man and women. In the society’s common sense, male should be strong with muscle, know a lot of knowledge and have a mature mental. Women should don’t have too much power and always be protected by others. However, that’s all the general idea about male and female. Masculine and feminine shouldn’t all to be like that. Traditionally, people consider man to be brave and able to handle everything. In one of the scene
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Literature has the ability to control the chaotic nature of dialogue, whilst allowing for the expression of human feelings with a retrospective tone. Thus the experience can become far more personal despite being shared. This skill of turning multiple emotions and cluttered thoughts into a simplified sentence that is still beautifully effective and relatable, demonstrates the power of Literature and the control is possesses. A perfect example which demonstrates this technique is the style in which
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compound light microscope used in many biology labs. 1 Lab 2 Biology 100 Note each of the following features of the microscope and there individual uses to allow you to take full advantage of the use of a microscope. Ocular or Eyepiece—contains a lens that magnifies the specimen (usually 10x) Revolving Nosepiece—used to change
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