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    T.S. Eliot the author of the poem “The Love Song of Alfred Prufrock” tells of the life of a man who has a copious amount of problems and worries, that he does not know how to deal with. Prufrock needs to learn to see the bigger picture in life and not worry about the small things. Prufrock is also very indecisive, he never knows what to do. Prufrock also needs to grab life by the reins and take control. The old man Prufrock in T.S Eliot poem “The Lovesong of J. Alfred Prufrock” needs to see the bigger

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    Naturalism in a Lost Lady

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    Grace Ren Mr. Kotlarcyck Mod 6-7/8 9 March 2012 The Animal Within: Naturalism in a Lost Lady History and literature have developed in a parallel manner, as organisms often co-evolve with each other. With the publication of Darwin’s groundbreaking work, the Origin of Species, a new group of people, the Social Darwinists, applied the theory of natural selection to social hierarchy. A most notable Social Darwinist, Herbert Spencer, coined the term “survival of the fittest”, implying that people

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    and seeing a danger and ultimately bearing the weight of the death of his wife, led Macbeth to live a tragic life of a life that was once opposed of a good, that converted towards evil. Immediately upon Macbeth’s return to the castle, he informs Lady Macbeth about the prophecies that the witches foretold. He was going to be the king and rule. However, Macbeth is debating whenever or not he should take the crown, becasue he is loyal to his country and to Duncan. Leading Macbeth to say “First, as

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    Lady Gaga And Pop Culture

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    From pop star sensation to fashion icon, Lady Gaga has influenced pop culture in many ways. After her 2008 hit single “Just Dance” the singer quickly gained fame for her unique techno pop music. From there on she has acquired a huge following and quickly took over the world of pop music. The singer then used the newly popular twitter website to tweet to her fans. She encouraged them to love themselves, spread positivity to one another, and most importantly funded her Born This Way Foundation in hopes

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    or fairness. It is the origin of the English word "equity". In ancient Rome, it could refer to either the legal concept of equity or fairness between individuals. She is famously known for her scales of justice and the sword she carries in tow. This lady of justice is just as well known to the Law Enforcement community where she is held highly, along with the symbols of her father and his prayers of protection. Aequitas, having no children of her own, protects those who protect us. She watches over

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    lives there and learns a Bishop and other women live there. This sparks Genji’s interest and he sends down some of his men to investigate. Reporting back, Genji’s men relay what they have seen to Genji, informing him that “some very pretty young ladies and some older women too, and some little girls” reside in the nearby home. Further fascinated, Genji and Koremitsu travel down to peep through the fence of the house and Genji spies the most beautiful girl, dressed in “a soft white singlet and a

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    American born poet, T.S. Eliot reflects modernistic ideas of isolation, individual perception and human consciousness in his many poems. His poems express the disillusionment of the post–World War I generation with both literary and social values and traditions. In one of Eliot’s most famous poems, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,” which was published in 1915, a speaker who is very unhappy with his life takes readers on a journey through the hell he is living in. In this journey, Prufrock criticizes

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    The Coronation Surprise It has been quite a while since I had last seen my brother Macbeth. We never really see each other anymore after what happened a few years ago. I was given the amazing opportunity to join Macbeth and everyone in the town at his coronation dinner. I was incredibly surprised when I received a letter inviting me to such an event as this. He has been dreaming of becoming king for as long as I can remember, but he wasn't heir to the throne so that eliminated his already miniscule

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    Theme and Style in Taylor Swift Song “Blank Space” 2015 Award winning Song of the Year “Blank Space” by Taylor Swift is a song about how she has met and fell in love with so many guys that now Swift thinks she has finally met “the one”. Swift then spends tons of time with him and at the time they seemed to be happy, Swift discovers him texting another girl and their relationship goes “down in flames (line 17)”. Swift uses many literary analyses in her song, two in which are theme and style. Three

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    In the play “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare, the character Lady Macbeth and her various qualities are used to reinforce the idea that being ambitious can be beneficial, however it can also have dire consequences. This Shakespearean tragedy is set in Scotland during the Middle Ages, and follows the tale of Macbeth, a Scottish Thane, who succumbs to temptation in an attempt to fulfil a set of prophecies and become King. During the play he becomes consumed by his dark desires and murderous ambitions

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