Literary Devices In The Armenian Language

The home as a place of comfort does not exist for the narrator; companionship with her husband is lost. Her only real conversations occur on paper, as no one else speaks to her of anything other than her condition. She is stripped of her role as a wife, robbed of her role as a mother, and is reduced to an object of her husband's.

In the short stories “Stones” and “To Every Thing There is a Season” the authors Sandra Birdsell and Alistair MacLeod both use literary devices in a similar manner in order to achieve their thematic objectives. This essay will compare the way the authors use three literary devices such as imagery, metaphor and similes in their short stories to portray the thematic objective of loss of innocence.

In the poem, Home by Pauline Kaldas, upon moving to Boston, the speaker expresses her longing for her hometown. She misses the atmosphere, the crowdedness, and the food that Cairo, her indigenous hometown possesses. The poem conveys that no matter where one goes to, it will never feel as sound and as delightful as home.

What does the word home mean? In the essay “On Going Home” by Didion she recreates her feelings and thoughts about her meaning of home. Family is a big part of one’s life and important one at that and Didion uses it as the center of her work. The work itself is about re- defining what home truly is.

I think the term “home” means a place where family members lived together. Everyone in the family supports each other, care about each other, respect each other and everyone gone through hard times together. The home may not be big, but it is cozy, it may not be very fancy, but it is happy to live there. This idea of home applies to the text “Fire From the Rock” By Sharon M. Draper very well. Sylvia and her family lived in Little Rock, Arkansas, during segregation. Sylvia’s neighbor, Mr. Crandall, treated black people badly. Once, Sylvia’s little sister, Donna Jean was bitten by one of Mr. Crandall’s dogs purposely. The other time when Sylvia’s brother, Gary was beaten by Mr. Crandall’s kids because Gary wanted fairness for the black people. Also when everyone in the town knew that Sylvia was one of the black students to attend Central High School, Sylvia faced more pressure and troubles from the white people. But no matter what happen to Sylvia and her family, they always supports each other and care about each other, everyone in the family stood together and gone through hard times together.

“Home is where the heart is” was quoted by Pliny the Elder and is now used to signify a personal connection to a place and the personal sense of belonging received when at this place. Perceptions are influenced by connections to places and sometimes made by connections and disconnections to places. Looking at Peter Skrzynecki’s poem”10 Mary Street” and “St Patrick’s Day” that are part of the “Immigrant Chronicles” and contrasting them you look upon how the perception of belonging and not belonging is inextricably linked and is

Although the man is talking about the house that he and his son are staying at at the moment, this is also talking about the world as a whole and it is telling about the life that they are experiencing. The passage has a

Anton Shammas views home through its abstract meaning. Although he has moved to the United States, he still refuses to leave behind his true homeland Palestine. He has brought items to remind him of home such as “seven

The idea of “everyone’s best shelter is home” has been implant in people’s mind. home truly is a great shelter for us to escape the worries and problems outdoor, keep people away from the danger and give one the best comfort. Home is such a big word, it console people by sharing the love inside of it, one can get comfort at home after a cruel blow or a terrible disappointment. but those facts are not the most important point, the significance of home is not just about what comfort it able to give after a strike, or how good it is as a shelter. home is about what one can get to fight with a bad situation happened outside, what sort of positive influences it can make for a person who hit by a serious problem, and which idealistic concept it represent.

Imagine losing your whole family in one week, now imagine half of a population being wiped out. Armenian genocide killed half the population between the years 1915 and 1917. People were taken from their homes, imprisoned, and killed. The book Forgotten Fire, written by Adam Bagdasarian, is about a 13-year-old Armenian boy who survives the genocide. Vahan embarked on a long tough journey to get to safety in Constantinople where he would be free from the Turkish government.

Home can be represented in many forms, sometimes as an abstract idea that gives a person a dream to hold onto even in the darkest of times. When Odysseus is describing his hardships to King Alcinous and his court, he explains to the king no matter how long he stayed with Calypso or Circe, he “never gave consent”(Homer 143), asking “Where

The house’s efficiency and helpfulness seem to make it cold and emotionless and the fact that it lives on after its inhabitants have passed just proves how the house is only a machine that is unable to love, this house will always be a house but it will never be a home.

Home can be described in many meanings. In both short stories of “Eveline” by James Joyce and “Soldier’s Home” by Earnest Hemingway, it defined home in many similar and opposite ways against one another. Since both authors used different ways to uncover the protagonist’s story, they both resulted in different interpretations of “Home.” Both stories revolved around family affairs so both the protagonist’s mother and father played a major role in the story but they also shared similarities throughout the story. However, both protagonists were caught in different situations that drove them on deciding to stay or leave home.

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The exquisite country of Armenia is found in the Southern Caucasus region, and it borders Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran, and Turkey. With a history dating back all the way to 600 B.C., Armenia is considered the oldest Christian nation. Its capital, Yerevan, is the largest city and is well known for its tourist attractions. Armenia’s population is around ten million people. The Armenian Genocide, the tragic earthquake, and several wars with other nations have affected what this country stands for today. Armenia's fascinating architecture, music and dance, and textiles have all been greatly influenced by its ancient history and Christian heritage.