Honoré de Balzac

Many people have a calling in this world to do something whether it is being a parent for a child or becoming a servant for the Lord. This calling gives someone a reason to live and something more than just themselves to live for. These reasons can be in a spiritual or personal calling for all aspects of life, ones duty in life, or a representative of God. All these aspects of living can be defined by the term Vocation. Vocation too many people can mean different things. Many people feel that Vocation

Margaret Dzenko Professor Kelly Rhetoric and Composition II November 3, 2014 The Benefits of Breastfeeding “O, thou beautiful damsel, may the four oceans Of the earth contribute the secretion of milk In thy breasts for the purpose for improving The bodily strength of the child O, thou with the beautiful face, may the child Reared on your milk, attain a long life, like The gods made immortal with drinks of nectar” --Sushruta, ancient Indian surgeon (translated) I: INTRODUCTION How a child is reared

Literary Theories have been used as lenses by critics to review literature. Studying literary theory through arduous application to a work of art would enable learners to improve their proficiency in perception. Gerard Genette, a Structuralist, enumerated three major typologies of narratology like story, narrative and narration. The present paper attempts to read Somerset Maugham’s short story The Pool with this narratological perspective. It rigorously applies Genette’s narrative elements with