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Fiela’s Child is a novel written by South African author Dalene Matthee published in 1985. Matthee’s writing in the novel shows various characteristic traits of post-colonial literature. Such as her attempt to morally and socially alleviate native South African’s and highlight the ethical and cultural diversities between the different races present in colonized South Africa at the time. Matthee achieves these objectives through her symbolic portrayal of contrasting characters and her use of animals

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In 2002, Very Small Power Producer (VSPP) scheme had applied. In 2007, Thailand Adder Scheme (Footnote 1). In 2008, Renewable Energy Development Plan (REDP) 2008-2022. In 2010, Thailand Power Development Plan (PDP) 2010-2030 and Thailand Power Development Plan (PDP) 2010-2030 - Revision 1. In 2011, Thailand Power Development Plan (PDP)

SEXUAL DOUBLE STANDARD . Society is known to treat men and women differently despite the equality that is supposed to exist between the sexes. While sexism and gender sensitivity was at its worst during the early eras, it still exists nowadays because of what is known as the double standard mentality. In the poem ‘Double Standard’ Harper presents various examples of this double standard mentality that exists in the late 1800’s. The poem focuses on sexual double standard which is more appropriately

The word tongue is used fifteen times in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and to a modern audience, it is evidently “in reference to speech” (OED, “tongue” II), yet to an audience contemporary to Shakespeare, it carries a much different implication. One of two primary uses of tongue as a noun is, indeed, “in reference to speech” (OED, “tongue” II) because the tongue is “considered as the principal organ of speech; hence, [“tongue” can refer to] the faculty of speech; the power of articulation

William Shakespeare pessimistically argues in his tragic play, Hamlet, that humans’ evil predisposition towards disingenuity leads to the degeneration of the individual due to the severance of relationships and the demise of self-respect. According to Shakespeare, human nature is such that humans misdirect, scheme against, or outright lie to others to further self-serving ends that ultimately do more harm than good. Throughout the play, Shakespeare employs contrasts and metaphors to demonstrate how

Audre Lorde, a well-known poet, utilized her poetry to call attention over the political issues of class, feminism, sexism and racism for decades. These political issues are the symbols that transformed her into someone who is not just a woman, but a person whom clarifies these issues using poetry as a voice to define herself as a Black lesbian woman and an individual. The poem “Coal” is a poem that represents her ideals and her feelings towards being a voice among other feminists. It also shows

How to Survive the African Savannah By Yourself Background info The African savannah covers just about half of Africa with more than 13 million kilometer its climate it a tropical wet and dry weather. The wet season begins during May and ends in November getting twenty five inches of rain per month and its when the sun is at its highest period. In the dry season the savannah only gets around four inches of rain and it lasts for seven months of the year from October to March and the sun is at its

How does Conan Doyle create a sense of anticipation and suspense in the Adventure of the Speckled Band? The Adventure of the Speckled Band is a classic mystery novel. It is so in the way that it uses several writing techniques to create a sense of ambiguity and vagueness. Conan Doyle makes sure to leave the reader with as little information as possible and to make it hard to foresee what will happen next. This is all to have them anticipate the ending and the solving of the mystery, to keep

The True King Arthur Kings, dragons, and great battles come to mind when you think of the Dark Ages. Another subject that comes to mind is the great King Arthur. Everyone has heard of the so called “King” Arthur and his infamous knights of the round table. The modern versions of King Arthur are just tales and myths told to kids, but who is the true Arthur? Did he even exist? There are multiple suitors for the role of King Arthur, but one man sticks out more than the others. First, I want to talk