William Faulkner's "Absalom, Absalom!" William Faulkner's novel is called Absalom. It is a book systematically using the concept of discovering the past. Faulkner 's current past use relates to the construction of Absalom' s conspiracy. And extension of its explanatory meaning. In addition, Faulkner wrote Absalom, Absalom. It seemed to be the cause of serious diseases and conflicts in the southern part of the United States which was the most painful in the American Civil War, and the title and its influence were considered in the heart of Faulkner. Absalom of William Faulkner, Absalom! Tony Morrison's "Darling" is generally embedded in the Nangos style and has been separated for over half a century, but it is not frequently compared. These novels are concentrated at the same time as the pre-civil war, the war itself and the consequences (Absalom, Absalom! Covering longer periods). But they do this from a different (and complementary) perspective. Faulkner 's point of view is a white male, Morrison is a black man and a woman. Absalom, Absalom's conspiracy! Around Thomas Sutpen, Thomas Satten is an ambitious skeptical white man who stuck to the idea of ​​making a family plan with wealth and reputation. This is his own past and will prevent him from completing his plan - he gave up his son as he learned that he (son) is black. She was also annoyed by her past. Because the killed daughter first returned as a ghost and as a dead soul Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison In Absalom of William Faulkner, the same idea can be seen in Absalom! With imaginative rebuilding of Shrive McCannon and Quentin Conson, Henry Satin murdered the black brother Charles Bonn. But Faulkner made more subtle use of cognition before death by sarcastic retrograde. The victim notified the Avengers of the victims, not the Avengers, to let them know about themselves. "You are my brother," Henry said. Bon is trying to show him that all human beings are brothers, but Henry means blood relationship. Bonn replied: "No, I am a nigga asleep with your sister, if you do not stop me, Henry," (24) I tried to show him real feelings. Charles Bond knows that he needs to know himself and his killer. This part of the story is caused by the reversal of the role of killing and killing that produce most tragic force. Williams began a novel with two rumors in Stoner's inconspicuous life. William Faulkner of Absalom also used the same preliminary summary, but Faulkner used Quentin 's story about the sacred division of the Sutton family tragedy to evoke readers' interest. Williams starts with the lowest, most concise note. From there, he slowly tailored his symphony into a miserable satire. All of Stoner failed. His marriage had failed from the beginning. One of his hopes - his daughter - was broken by a bipolar wife. Career, marriage, family, friendship all failed. He has two friends. There are those who died in a great war and those who are still indifferent. He wanted to build friendship with another professor, but another professor ruthlessly refused his progress. He sacrificed everything for the pursuit of literature.

William Faulkner's "Absalom, Absalom!" When Canadian roommate Schleave asked "About questions about the South", what happened there? Quentin Compasson who lives there chose the story of Colonel Thomas Satin (142). Last summer, Quentin 's wife, Miss Rosa Coldfield, summoned Quentin to ask how satin broke down his story with his family. In Miss Rosa's house, he said "Listen, listen, tell him about the ghosts of the old man, one of the ghosts that refused to lie longer than most people" (4). Absalom of William Faulkner, Absalom! Tony Morrison's "Darling" is generally embedded in the Nangos style and has been separated for over half a century, but it is not frequently compared. These novels are concentrated at the same time as the pre-civil war, the war itself and the consequences (Absalom, Absalom! Covering longer periods). But they do this from a different (and complementary) perspective. Faulkner 's point of view is a white male, Morrison is a black man and a woman. Absalom, Absalom's conspiracy! Around Thomas Sutpen, Thomas Satten is an ambitious skeptical white man who stuck to the idea of ​​making a family plan with wealth and reputation. This is his own past and will prevent him from completing his plan - he gave up his son as he learned that he (son) is black. She was also annoyed by her past. Because the killed daughter first returned as a ghost and as a dead soul Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison In Absalom of William Faulkner, the same idea can be seen in Absalom! With imaginative rebuilding of Shrive McCannon and Quentin Conson, Henry Satin murdered the black brother Charles Bonn. But Faulkner made more subtle use of cognition before death by sarcastic retrograde. The victim notified the Avengers of the victims, not the Avengers, to let them know about themselves. "You are my brother," Henry said. Bon is trying to show him that all human beings are brothers, but Henry means blood relationship. Bonn replied: "No, I am a nigga asleep with your sister, if you do not stop me, Henry," (24) I tried to show him real feelings. Charles Bond knows that he needs to know himself and his killer. This part of the story is caused by the reversal of the role of killing and killing that produce most tragic force.

William Faulkner is the author of the southern novel "Absalom" that was published in 1936. Faulkner dedicated his work to Absalom and Absalom. Please follow the story of ruthless Thomas Satin and his life, who grew up in Jefferson, Mississippi and is suffering from the doubts and doubts of the people who grew up. Faulkner himself was born and raised in Mississippi. He entered the world in September 1897, and in July 1962 in 1964. He was destroyed after the occurrence of the American Civil War in the 1860s, he was the oldest of four brothers and sons of a son of a poor family. Absalom of William Faulkner, Absalom! Tony Morrison's "Darling" is generally embedded in the Nangos style and has been separated for over half a century, but it is not frequently compared. These novels are concentrated at the same time as the pre-civil war, the war itself and the consequences (Absalom, Absalom! Covering longer periods). But they do this from a different (and complementary) perspective. Faulkner 's point of view is a white male, Morrison is a black man and a woman. Absalom, Absalom's conspiracy! Around Thomas Sutpen, Thomas Satten is an ambitious skeptical white man who stuck to the idea of ​​making a family plan with wealth and reputation. This is his own past and will prevent him from completing his plan - he gave up his son as he learned that he (son) is black. She was also annoyed by her past. Because the killed daughter first returned as a ghost and as a dead soul Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison In Absalom of William Faulkner, the same idea can be seen in Absalom! With imaginative rebuilding of Shrive McCannon and Quentin Conson, Henry Satin murdered the black brother Charles Bonn. But Faulkner made more subtle use of cognition before death by sarcastic retrograde. The victim notified the Avengers of the victims, not the Avengers, to let them know about themselves. "You are my brother," Henry said. Bon is trying to show him that all human beings are brothers, but Henry means blood relationship. Bonn replied: "No, I am a nigga asleep with your sister, if you do not stop me, Henry," (24) I tried to show him real feelings. Charles Bond knows that he needs to know himself and his killer. This part of the story is caused by the reversal of the role of killing and killing that produce most tragic force.

Faulkner's Absalom condemned the district Mississippi family South, and William Faulkner Absalom, ancient and proud, including not only the allies of the governor, the colonel, but also the pioneers of business name. Faulkner was able to express the value of the South through his character through his experience raised in the old southern part. William Faulkner's Absalom Absalom strongly condemned the south morality and morality. Faulkner strongly condemns the south from the actual value of the story Sateng family and its history needs to be seen as related to the history of South (Bloom 74). Q It was announced in Absalom, Absalom, after Absalom after Faulkner and Unvanquished, but he was more directly critical of the southern caste regime, it is the people 's "strong and courageous, honorable or unforgiving", knights It is a code. These mistakes caused a merciless defeat of the Union, the causes and causes of failure were destroyed from the outset. Absalom thought that Absalom's wife Faulkner Absalom's life is not condemned, not need to reveal the novel's action, as it reads the beginning of the prewar period, not directly stated in the declaration First published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner's ninth novel and one of his most admired novels. Try it as a story of a ruthless dynasty, founded in 1830 at Thomas Sateng and in Jefferson, Mississippi. His spectacular design was finally destroyed by his son, but after a century the image of satin kept bothering young people. Quentin Compson is crazy about his family legacy and the old southern heritage. "Fuckner's novel has not only observation but also qualities of life, absorption, memory," says Malcolm Cowley. "Absalom, Absalom is a series of Yoknapatawpha novels, the most powerful of all in the structure! - and it gained strength in recall." This version obey the text of Absalom, Absalom! Faulkner's expert was modified in 1986 under the direction of Noel Polk, a new preface of John Jeremiah Sullivan

Faulkner's Absalom theme. Absalom. Absalom's theme. Absalom. It is the relationship between mankind and fantasy and the power of truth. In order to truly translate these entities to the reader, Faulkner takes the form of a flow of consciousness. In this metaphorical sentence style, there is one thing you can do all about, and vice versa. This is the shape of a novel. It compares the whole metaphor of this work with Gothic novels, Greek tragedy, Korea itself, but we mainly can make it possible to be a metaphor of contact with humans. This is Faulkner's most challenging job, but Absalom, Absalom! It was the most mature and profound study among his biggest themes: south has its own history, incest and mixing relations, the tragic legacies of slaves, and as usual the fear of the family drama core I am proud. As for Absalom's opening page Absalom, readers are confused! As soon as we have to realize the biggest challenge in its complex narrative structure and to learn how to read it anytime, like "sound and anger", "I died" . How many narration staff are there? What is their relationship? What is the authoritative source as a cashier of the story of Sutpen? Can you say that 'happened', not what was guessed by various narrators? Why do you choose such a challenging narrative form despite Faulkner bringing difficulties to the reader? First published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner's ninth novel and one of his most admired novels. Try it as a story of a ruthless dynasty, founded in 1830 at Thomas Sateng and in Jefferson, Mississippi. His spectacular design was finally destroyed by his son, but after a century the image of satin kept bothering young people. Quentin Compson is crazy about his family legacy and the old southern heritage. "Fuckner's novel has not only observation but also qualities of life, absorption, memory," says Malcolm Cowley. "Absalom, Absalom is a series of Yoknapatawpha novels, the most powerful of all in the structure! - and it gained strength in recall." This version obey the text of Absalom, Absalom! Faulkner's expert was modified in 1986 under the direction of Noel Polk, a new preface of John Jeremiah Sullivan Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family

Absalom woman, Absalom. Women of Absalom, Absalom of William Faulkner. I have a relationship between the basic characteristics of the south and women living in the area. These women, in particular, challenge the reader's investigation on the relationship between war and South, the relationship between people and the surrounding environment, during the civil war. People must recognize the complexity born from the mythical foundation of the gentleman class and accompanying hierarchical quality, the southern inherent complexity. First published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner's ninth novel and one of his most admired novels. Try it as a story of a ruthless dynasty, founded in 1830 at Thomas Sateng and in Jefferson, Mississippi. His spectacular design was finally destroyed by his son, but after a century the image of satin kept bothering young people. Quentin Compson is crazy about his family legacy and the old southern heritage. "Fuckner's novel has not only observation but also qualities of life, absorption, memory," says Malcolm Cowley. "Absalom, Absalom is a series of Yoknapatawpha novels, the most powerful of all in the structure! - and it gained strength in recall." This version obey the text of Absalom, Absalom! Faulkner's expert was modified in 1986 under the direction of Noel Polk, a new preface of John Jeremiah Sullivan Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family Absalom, Absalom! It shows how to complement the idea that different people's interpretations of different values ​​of different eras carry the truth. Faulkner said the novel relates to the personal destruction of the people of the society curseing slavery. A novel like Absalom, Absalom should definitely read but the classic "Sound and Anger" of another Faulkner in Quentin, but you need to read a novel to understand another There is no takeover sound and the universe gets full story of Quentin)

- She is an old man, in this novel it is written "ghost". Because she lost her husband like any other woman who lived during the Civil War. "Miss Kleinfeld wore eleven to three years whether eternal black dresses are my sister, father or husband she knew otherwise." She is the only female narrator in this story league. She explained the story of Thomas Saten's aggressive life, which is the connection between the past and present only life. At Absalom, Absalom, heterozygosity is an important issue. There is a fundamental premise of Gothic Empire for the story of Thomas Satin and his family. It is a fear of marriage due to fear of colonization and confusion. Caucasian Americans think that mixed confrontation is a serious threat. Because, due to Henry Suther, hybridization is a bigger crime than incest. He wanted to marry Henry's sister (his own half-sister), so he would not kill his half-brother Charles state, but because he is a mixed-rage: "So this is you It is incestuous, not incest, that is incestuous, "Bonn said to Henry and gave him a gun (Faulkner 356). "You are my brother," Henry said. "No, I do not have one," Henry, I am sleeping with your sister Negro, you have to stop me "(Faulkner 357-58), I answered. At this point, Henry shoot and the murder of Charles proved the beginning of Saturn's wealth and descent dream. Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family Absalom, Absalom! It shows how to complement the idea that different people's interpretations of different values ​​of different eras carry the truth. Faulkner said the novel relates to the personal destruction of the people of the society curseing slavery. A novel like Absalom, Absalom should definitely read but the classic "Sound and Anger" of another Faulkner in Quentin, but you need to read a novel to understand another There is no takeover sound and the universe gets full story of Quentin)

William Faulkner's classic Absalom, Absalom! In fact, it can be said that it is the best Korean novel ever, it is certainly one of the jewels of the twentieth century American literature. In fact, it could be regarded as a metaphor of affiliation legacy myths legacy in failure, and it is so desperate and respectable people support such noble cause failures and how to completely I am seeking answers made by collapsing. Regular trading For the Sutpen clan, it is the destruction of the social elements of the South. First published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner's ninth novel and one of his most admired novels. Try it as a story of a ruthless dynasty, founded in 1830 at Thomas Sateng and in Jefferson, Mississippi. His spectacular design was finally destroyed by his son, but after a century the image of satin kept bothering young people. Quentin Compson is crazy about his family legacy and the old southern heritage. "Fuckner's novel has not only observation but also qualities of life, absorption, memory," says Malcolm Cowley. "Absalom, Absalom is a series of Yoknapatawpha novels, the most powerful of all in the structure! - and it gained strength in recall." This version obey the text of Absalom, Absalom! Faulkner's expert was modified in 1986 under the direction of Noel Polk, a new preface of John Jeremiah Sullivan Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family Absalom, Absalom! It shows how to complement the idea that different people's interpretations of different values ​​of different eras carry the truth. Faulkner said the novel relates to the personal destruction of the people of the society curseing slavery. A novel like Absalom, Absalom should definitely read but the classic "Sound and Anger" of another Faulkner in Quentin, but you need to read a novel to understand another There is no takeover sound and the universe gets full story of Quentin)

In the first edition of Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom! Four years after publication, Wallace Stevens inevitably explained the contemporary aesthetic form infringing its state as a (modified) form. "Modern poetry adequate [temporary] exchanges things as an ideological goal - or to the modernist vision of what is probably used to be more faithful. Poems of timely thought movements will replace the eternal meaning of the poem. The fundamental difference between current and past, the static form of collapse, and the need to provide time for the flow of aesthetic information Stevens, this aesthetic dynamic experience, as an alternative to communication, Useful First published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner's ninth novel and one of his most admired novels. That is a story of Thomas Satin and his merciless and self-righteous attempts to establish the dynasty in Jefferson, Mississippi in 1830. His spectacular design was finally destroyed by his son, but after a century the image of satin kept bothering young people. Quentin Compson is crazy about his family legacy and the old southern heritage. "Fuckner's novel has not only observation but also qualities of life, absorption, memory," says Malcolm Cowley. "Absalom, Absalom is a series of Yoknapatawpha novels, the most powerful of all in the structure! - and it gained strength in recall." This version obey the text of Absalom, Absalom! Faulkner's expert was modified in 1986 under the direction of Noel Polk, a new preface of John Jeremiah Sullivan Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen respects his marriage with a black woman, prove that he does not want to start destroying himself, and is working on his "design" firmly. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family Absalom, Absalom! It shows how to complement the idea that different people's interpretations of different values ​​of different eras carry the truth. Faulkner said the novel relates to the personal destruction of the people of the society curseing slavery. A novel like Absalom, Absalom should definitely read but the classic "Sound and Anger" of another Faulkner in Quentin, but you need to read a novel to understand another There is no takeover sound and the universe gets full story of Quentin)

Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom's face and voice. Absalom while reading Absalom. One of the narration staff was surprised to call the face and voice many times, not the people themselves. In almost every chapter, there are hints to return many characters to images, shadows, memories. I think that Faulkner used this device to emphasize the fact that this character's story from early childhood is told from memory. 184 pages, Mr. Absalom of William Faulkner, Absalom! Tony Morrison's "Darling" is generally embedded in the Nangos style and has been separated for over half a century, but it is not frequently compared. These novels are concentrated at the same time as the pre-civil war, the war itself and the consequences (Absalom, Absalom! Covering longer periods). But they do this from a different (and complementary) perspective. Faulkner 's point of view is a white male, Morrison is a black man and a woman. Absalom, Absalom's conspiracy! Around Thomas Sutpen, Thomas Satten is an ambitious skeptical white man who stuck to the idea of ​​making a family plan with wealth and reputation. This is his own past and will prevent him from completing his plan - he gave up his son as he learned that he (son) is black. She was also annoyed by her past. Because the killed daughter first returned as a ghost and as a dead soul Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family

Faulkner Absalom, Absalom may have something. Absalom of William Faulkner who is the character of Absalom appeared and lived in energy-consuming mourning. Please dressed in a wounded world where you can not release the past or do not release. Everyone knows the tragic end in the eternal past, and now and now it disappears in the shadows of past hypersensitivity. Along with the progress of the story. The main players in this part of Faulkner's fictitious York Napatafa county are increasingly dependent on alternative behaviors that may be offered in various situations. First published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner's ninth novel and one of his most admired novels. Try it as a story of a ruthless dynasty, founded in 1830 at Thomas Sateng and in Jefferson, Mississippi. His spectacular design was finally destroyed by his son, but after a century the image of satin kept bothering young people. Quentin Compson is crazy about his family legacy and the old southern heritage. "Fuckner's novel has not only observation but also qualities of life, absorption, memory," says Malcolm Cowley. "Absalom, Absalom is a series of Yoknapatawpha novels, the most powerful of all in the structure! - and it gained strength in recall." This version obey the text of Absalom, Absalom! Faulkner's expert was modified in 1986 under the direction of Noel Polk, a new preface of John Jeremiah Sullivan Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family Absalom, Absalom! It shows how to complement the idea that different people's interpretations of different values ​​of different eras carry the truth. Faulkner said the novel relates to the personal destruction of the people of the society curseing slavery. A novel like Absalom, Absalom should definitely read but the classic "Sound and Anger" of another Faulkner in Quentin, but you need to read a novel to understand another There is no takeover sound and the universe gets full story of Quentin)

Faulkner Abbey, Absalom's story skill. Guilt should be seen through the eyes of one or more people, the South, and other people. William Faulkner, some ideas, Absalom, Absalom! We provide dilution of expression to readers through. Misurosa, depressed, lonely, crazy, can not answer your question about the motive of satin. Compson saw the wickedness and illusion of evil Romanticism and turned the southern woman into a ghost. First published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner's ninth novel and one of his most admired novels. Try it as a story of a ruthless dynasty, founded in 1830 at Thomas Sateng and in Jefferson, Mississippi. His spectacular design was finally destroyed by his son, but after a century the image of satin kept bothering young people. Quentin Compson is crazy about his family legacy and the old southern heritage. "Fuckner's novel has not only observation but also qualities of life, absorption, memory," says Malcolm Cowley. "Absalom, Absalom is a series of Yoknapatawpha novels, the most powerful of all in the structure! - and it gained strength in recall." This version obey the text of Absalom, Absalom! Faulkner's expert was modified in 1986 under the direction of Noel Polk, a new preface of John Jeremiah Sullivan Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family Absalom, Absalom! It shows how to complement the idea that different people's interpretations of different values ​​of different eras carry the truth. Faulkner said the novel relates to the personal destruction of the people of the society curseing slavery. A novel like Absalom, Absalom should definitely read but the classic "Sound and Anger" of another Faulkner in Quentin, but you need to read a novel to understand another There is no takeover sound and the universe gets full story of Quentin)

How did William Faulkner make his character with Absalom and Absalom? What to say Who - and how, when - in the most dramatic way, the construction of Absalom, his character of Absalom, probably William Faulkner. Storytelling does not concern just legend Sutpens reinterpretation, even regeneration behavior, it is self-disclosure gesture. Every revelation about the past is a glimpse of the current state of the story. Each role, derailment, strange (usually forced) rhetoric accounts fix a series of personalized products and ideas, we can not agree with the final version of the story. First published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner's ninth novel and one of his most admired novels. Try it as a story of a ruthless dynasty, founded in 1830 at Thomas Sateng and in Jefferson, Mississippi. His spectacular design was finally destroyed by his son, but after a century the image of satin kept bothering young people. Quentin Compson is crazy about his family legacy and the old southern heritage. "Fuckner's novel has not only observation but also qualities of life, absorption, memory," says Malcolm Cowley. "Absalom, Absalom is a series of Yoknapatawpha novels, the most powerful of all in the structure! - and it gained strength in recall." This version obey the text of Absalom, Absalom! Faulkner's expert was modified in 1986 under the direction of Noel Polk, a new preface of John Jeremiah Sullivan In this article we will examine the Gothic function used in the development of William Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom characters. And then explore how Tony Morrison's "Darling" and two novels complement each other to form a comprehensive image of the southern US during the civil war. In Gothic realism and post colonial Gothic style tradition, the mouth of the southern part of the 19th century is full of supernatural creatures Description: trying to fight monsters and repression, demonic slave possession Those oppressed, oppressed, souls swallowed system zombies, the spirits of ghosts and dead not only return to criminal having their problems, but also fear of oppressor and oppressive aggressive hybrid Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison Absalom of William Faulkner, Absalom! Tony Morrison's "Darling" is generally embedded in the Nangos style and has been separated for over half a century, but it is not frequently compared. These novels are concentrated at the same time as the pre-civil war, the war itself and the consequences (Absalom, Absalom! Covering longer periods). But they do this from a different (and complementary) perspective. Faulkner 's point of view is a white male, Morrison is a black man and a woman. Absalom, Absalom's conspiracy! Around Thomas Sutpen, Thomas Satten is an ambitious skeptical white man who stuck to the idea of ​​making a family plan with wealth and reputation. This is his own past and will prevent him from completing his plan - he gave up his son as he learned that he (son) is black. She was also annoyed by her past. Because the killed daughter first returned as a ghost and as a dead soul Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison

Absalom, what a stupid man, because he dared to stand up to rob David's throne. Absalom played his brave mark on the road down guy Goliath, but he was unnecessary David was released from his throw and suicide. Although the David error after Absalom's coronation experience can make his challenge to legalization and the only example of justice of David, they actually show that David can not see the moral traces of Absalom I will. Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family Absalom, Absalom! It shows how to complement the idea that different people's interpretations of different values ​​of different eras carry the truth. Faulkner said the novel relates to the personal destruction of the people of the society curseing slavery. A novel like Absalom, Absalom should definitely read but the classic "Sound and Anger" of another Faulkner in Quentin, but you need to read a novel to understand another There is no takeover sound and the universe gets full story of Quentin)

In Clotelle and Absalom, Absalom proved the role of the blacks of the southern family! The most important thing in Southern literature is family debate. And family members, especially the southern families, are more important than "Who belongs", or will cause many controversies. In many ways, the southern literature was always a classic of refusal. From the establishment of a culture to control and use the whole race to advance the clear purpose of others, the classics of desire and despair are left. It was announced in Absalom, Absalom, after Absalom after Faulkner and Unvanquished, but he was more directly critical of the southern caste regime, it is the people 's "strong and courageous, honorable or unforgiving", knights It is a code. These mistakes caused a merciless defeat of the Union, the causes and causes of failure were destroyed from the outset. Absalom thought that Absalom's wife Faulkner Absalom's life is not condemned, not need to reveal the novel's action, as it reads the beginning of the prewar period, not directly stated in the declaration Absalom of William Faulkner, Absalom! Tony Morrison's "Darling" is generally embedded in the Nangos style and has been separated for over half a century, but it is not frequently compared. These novels are concentrated at the same time as the pre-civil war, the war itself and the consequences (Absalom, Absalom! Covering longer periods). But they do this from a different (and complementary) perspective. Faulkner 's point of view is a white male, Morrison is a black man and a woman. Absalom, Absalom's conspiracy! Around Thomas Sutpen, Thomas Satten is an ambitious skeptical white man who stuck to the idea of ​​making a family plan with wealth and reputation. This is his own past and will prevent him from completing his plan - he gave up his son as he learned that he (son) is black. She was also annoyed by her past. Because the killed daughter first returned as a ghost and as a dead soul Southern monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Dear Tony Morrison Like other novels by Faulkner, Absalom, Absalom! Southern allegorical history; just like David king like Absalom's Bible story, the title itself means a selfish war selfish son, his father builds. The history of Thomas Sutpen reflects the rise and fall of the southern afforestation culture. Failure of Sutpen must reflect the weak point of the southern idealism. Sutpen tackled his "design" to prove that he was not willing to respect her marriage with a black woman, to firmly start destroying himself. Absalom talks about Absalom! Faulkner stated that the curse of the slave of the south workers and Thomas Sateng personal curse and scratches are thought to be too strong without making him a part of the human family

Absalom Jones and Richard Allen's alliance and biography are unique stories. Still, considering the main influence of black history, that name is not easy to think. When discussing the great advocates of equality and rights of African-Americans, people are considering Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, and other well-known advocates of extensive television coverage . name. But few people listen to the story of two distant African Americans who have united for similar reasons and left the most important influence of Philadelphia at a later time. They did not plan to look back in 1787 when Richard Allen and Absalom Jones led the black member away from St. George Methodist Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They continue to form a free-african society (FAS), a non-sect mutual aid community that aids escape slavery and new immigrants to the city. In addition, Allen and Absalom Jones were able to find an open space in which to build a church, but it did not appear after years. Richard Allen founded the African Methodist Church (AME), the first independent black sect in the United States on July 17, 1794. Mother of Bethel occupies this place now. The African Methodist Church is the oldest real estate in the USA, owned by black people. Absalom Jones, a Methodist missionary, dislikes white gatherings that separate blacks from worship and prayer. July - two independent black churches in Philadelphia: the first black church denominations of the United States, independent in 1816, with St. Thomas African Episcopal Church, Absalom Jones, Bethel Africa Methodist Church, Richard Allen. Sirah Harris Fayerweather, an ambitious teacher, entered Prudence Crandall All-Girls School in Canterbury, Connecticut and became the first racially integrated school building in the United States. According to Connecticut Black Law in 1833, her admission led to forced closure of the school.

As a British crown poet, John Dryden is expected to attract the best interests of the current monarch, the decisive stable Stuart in the second half of the 17th century. As a public advocate Charles II, Dryden, (Dam Roche 2077) wrote a disclaimer to his readers and acknowledged that "1 sucks pen and sucks pen and must expect war" to his readers. The unstable threat within the British royal system has become an urgent problem addressed by Absalom and Akitopur. Dryden's political satire Absalom and Achitophel Popish plot era (1679 - 1681), reflecting the politics of England, then, under the leadership of Count Shaftesbury, the Whig party, James, the Duke of York I tried to stop the successor Catholics. The Whig Party supports parliamentary acts, the bill will become the throne, Charles II, James' s infant, Monmouth Jazz. Thanks to the efforts to tamper with the establishment sovereign, using the Bible to David his son Absalom as a parallel story as a parallel story to hurt the cause of the Whigg party shocked, Dryden John Dryden (1631-1700) Dryden is considered to be one of the largest poets of Britain in the 17th century (together with John Dunn and John Milton). He writes satirical, prose, literary criticism, translation. He wrote heroic drama (conquest of Granada) and tragedy (marriage Alamo). His work "To come for love" is considered to be the greatest tragedy of restoration. His most famous poem is "Absalom and Akitopur". He is regarded as the first person to use popular heroes in English literature. In ironic scriptures and teachings, Dryden was accepted as the main English master here, "Absalom and Archie Christopher" is his greatest achievement. This is an official story poem, but in reality almost nothing happens to it. It is truly explanation and explanation - a very clever factional analysis of the character's sketch and the most tricky series of events decided to activate with very party color. Therefore, sketch and joe's sympathy and humorous portrait form an interesting contrast. "Preamble" In this particular field, one of the secrets of the success of Dryden is his gentle wisdom, he is full of masculine power, seized the point of the letter, his command of language Is simple, it blows through cause and effective contrast

Quentin's passion and desire for "Shu and Fury" Quentin Compson and his college friends traveling the country, the reality of the situation becomes very chaotic due to memory and past emotions . After a small girl traced the town where he walked a few miles, his own sexual desire reached the forefront of his consciousness and turned himself into his sister 's Katie' s memorable memory. Quentin 's continuing commitment to William Faulkner' s "Hearing Impaired Confusion" centers around clear action with his sister. Quentin's passion and desire for "Shu and Fury" Quentin Compson and his college friends traveling the country, the reality of the situation becomes very chaotic due to memory and past emotions . After a small girl traced the town where he walked a few miles, his own sexual desire reached the forefront of his consciousness and turned himself into his sister 's Katie' s memorable memory. - William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" used the honeysuckle image repeatedly to reflect Quentin's concern for Katie's sexuality. Through the part of Quentin's work by Faulkner, the image of honeysuckle appears with the loss of Katie's virgin and fear of this loss of Quentin. The rationality and madness of Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" Quentin Compson is the eldest son of the Compson family of William Faulkner's novel "The Sound and the Fury" and represents all the important elements of madness. A family of wealthy and wealthy Compson, which was held in the imaginary town of Jefferson, Mississippi, is beginning to collapse. - Quentin 's passion and desire in "sound and anger" When Quentin Compson was walking in the country with college friends, the reality of the situation became very confused and became memory and past emotions. After a small girl traced the town he was walking for miles, his own sexual desire reached the forefront of his consciousness and changed himself to the mutual memory of his sister Katie . There is a connection between sentences between 'Absalom, Absalom!'. And "Brawl and fuss." First of all, they are related to the image of Quentin Compson - "Sound and Fury" was written before, it depicts Quentin's suicide, and he is still alive "Absalom". Absalom does not have personal information on Quentin, but his role as a hero helps to understand his motives of suicide. By reinventing and restoring the facts about the Sutpen family and its tragic destruction, it is clear that Quentin experienced something important to him. That is why he and Suleb are finding out all the details they need and repeating the same history, even after finding out why Sutpen has collapsed. Quentin's conscience consolidates all the changes in facts

Quentin's passion and desire for "Shu and Fury" Quentin Compson and his college friends traveling the country, the reality of the situation becomes very chaotic due to memory and past emotions . After a small girl traced the town where he walked a few miles, his own sexual desire reached the forefront of his consciousness and turned himself into his sister 's Katie' s memorable memory. Quentin 's continuing commitment to William Faulkner' s "Hearing Impaired Confusion" centers around clear action with his sister. Quentin's passion and desire for "Shu and Fury" Quentin Compson and his college friends traveling the country, the reality of the situation becomes very chaotic due to memory and past emotions . After a small girl traced the town where he walked a few miles, his own sexual desire reached the forefront of his consciousness and turned himself into his sister 's Katie' s memorable memory. - William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" used the honeysuckle image repeatedly to reflect Quentin's concern for Katie's sexuality. Through the part of Quentin's work by Faulkner, the image of honeysuckle appears with the loss of Katie's virgin and fear of this loss of Quentin. The rationality and madness of Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" Quentin Compson is the eldest son of the Compson family of William Faulkner's novel "The Sound and the Fury" and represents all the important elements of madness. A family of wealthy and wealthy Compson, which was held in the imaginary town of Jefferson, Mississippi, is beginning to collapse. - Quentin 's passion and desire in "sound and anger" When Quentin Compson was walking in the country with college friends, the reality of the situation became very confused and became memory and past emotions. After a small girl traced the town he was walking for miles, his own sexual desire reached the forefront of his consciousness and changed himself to the mutual memory of his sister Katie . There is a connection between sentences between 'Absalom, Absalom!'. And "Brawl and fuss." First of all, they are related to the image of Quentin Compson - "Sound and Fury" was written before, it depicts Quentin's suicide, and he is still alive "Absalom". Absalom does not have personal information on Quentin, but his role as a hero helps to understand his motives of suicide. By reinventing and restoring the facts about the Sutpen family and its tragic destruction, it is clear that Quentin experienced something important to him. That is why he and Suleb are finding out all the details they need and repeating the same history, even after finding out why Sutpen has collapsed. Quentin's conscience consolidates all the changes in facts

About 17,000 Americans per year think that their names do not match their own identity. The name of a person is who they are, and this is the way the world recognizes them. At the beginning of the Second World War, the US government took a series of fundamental measures against Japanese Americans in the United States, but all Japanese Americans are spies, regardless of adult, female, or child I am suspected to be. More than 120,000 Japanese Americans were sent to the camp. This paper aims to study the comparison between named and unnamed characters when Emperor is God by analyzing their loss of identity. In conclusion, I asked what the name is. What happens when you specify the treatment of Florentia bankers Monte Andria and Dante's wealth? More importantly, what is the role of Dante's name in Purgatorio? 3 °°° μμμμ? In particular, whether to use "Dante" as a general noun as "gender" or as a historically identifiable personal owner name can be used as a text of inside and outside Dante. . Finally, speaking of Dante's sign in female voice reminds us of the deceptive remarks of the Vatican's imitation poetry, "Goo" and "His followers". Alarcón's poetry is about the relationship between a person's name and a person's identity. In general, X with the name Alarcón is probably an abbreviation for Xavier (this name most often refers to a person as a Catholic background, although the most common is Hispanic, but many Irish people admit it ). But Alarcón considers this letter as a symbol of X. An illiterate farmer must sign a legal document governing his life. Finally, Alarcón also implicitly uses X (potentially affected by Malcolm X) as an identity element algebraic code that lost or suppressed in the United States. Symbol: Msimangu's name, Theophilus, means god's lover. Steven 's son Absalom was the son of King David, he betrayed his father in the Bible. Arthur Jervis 'Abraham Lincoln, a book on American slave liberals convey Arthur' s commitment to racial justice. The rain storm near the end of the book represents the hope of the village. Milk sent by James Jarvis symbolizes his commitment to helping people in the village. Arthur 's youngest son came to the village to learn about the Zulu race symbolizing peace. The day the Absalom is executed the day the book ends but the sun symbolizing the hope of dawn rises.

In South Africa in the 1930s and 1940s, many people were traumatized, such as robbery, loss of livelihood, beatings, ultimate tragedy, loss of lover. In his novel 'Cry, Dear Country', Alan Patton guarantees that this is not due to his true life in South Africa, but is a fictional account. James Jarvis received the tragedy of this novel. His son Arthur Jarvis was killed at home by Absalom Kumalo in an attempt of robbery. Jarvis changed because of the pain. When James Jarvis was first introduced, he was a very proud man. He lived a very successful life, but he knew little about his son's life. He is a kind person, but there is no sympathy for local problems. His eyes are not open to atrocities around him yet (Paton 112). At some point in the book, James was surprised at "Crime?" (P. 140). Only on the day before he understands his son's faith, he can see violence and crime in his country. Before Arthur died, James Jarvis had no clue about his son's faith. While reading his work, James found out that Arthur risked helping others and eventually found out that he was doing a good study of social problems, his son was doing a good research on social problems, South Africa I found out that I am interested in helping the social structure of society develop. If James Jarvis is still alive, will you respect Arthur's opinion? No, he will not James Jarvis is rich. He has a farm that lives by working. He has a wife and a son. Every Jarvis was normal every day until his son received the message that three of my blacks were murdered. Arthur Jarvis has a career of engineers and is a black activist in his spare time. He makes a speech and works as a public speaker for black racists. A couple days ago, Arthur 's funeral Jarvis went to a small town called Parkwood in Johannesburg where Arthur stayed. Mr. Jarvis is hard to leave the only son so he tried to face himself by reading his speech's speech. He was angry with his son, as he began to know that he did not know his son. This is an example. " Although Absalom was convicted, regardless of whether it was for his son or not, Habis was deeply touched and angry, regardless of whether it was the last of his son. St. Marlow of South African church pastor was summoned to Johannesburg from the village. There, he learned that his son Abusumu was sentenced to prison as having robbed the Caucasian. James Jarvis, a white father, is a supporter of apartheid and apartheid is a separation of the laws of South Africa. When they met, Kumalo and Jarvis had not only the unexpected understanding of his son, but also the character of his own human nature. Author: Jim Beaver <jumblejim@prodigy.net>

The father and son of Ivan Turgenev took place in Russia in the mid 16th century. Throughout this article, Turgenev is exploring how pros and cons of the nihilism philosophy, and the existence of nihilism, generation and class hatred, influence Russia's greater identity. When a character encounters the lifestyle of a nobleman and the power of redemption of love, they test and test the attributes of nihilism. Fathers and sons' female characters represent a broad socio-economic status and disposition. And these women test nihilist 's mind through emotion, order, feminism, shame, and inclination to etiquette. Quentin Compson III - Compson's Oldest Children: full of enthusiasm and tension, he committed suicide as a tragic climax of the devastating influence of the father's chaotic philosophy, and his sister's sexual disorder Impossible to deal with. He is also the role of Absalom, Absalom! On the bridge over the Charlie River, he committed suicide in the novel to commemorate the person's life and death. Benjamin (nicknamed Benryn, Molly) - His family, especially his mother, who insisted on changing his name to Benjamin, was always a source of shame and sorrow. Katie is the only family showing faithful love to him. Gloss does not reluctantly take care of him, but usually takes no duty Postmodern Philosophy - Postmodern philosophy is skeptical or unethical about the many values ​​and philosophical assumptions derived from modernity, and some form of government that distinguishes human and animal nature, or government forms clearly Hypothesis that it is better than another government. The visit of the Dragon by Glendel firmened his innocent philosophy. The nihilist Dragon is closer to accepting Glendell than anyone else. Just talk to him and talk to him at the level of intelligence, so the dragon treats Glendale equally. This is something Glendale has never experienced before. He is a son like God from the mother 's point of view, or a monster from the eyes of Scyldings. Not only is he shocked by the size of the dragon, he is fully open to accepting monsters. Glendell touched the whole novel and involved various philosophies. Nihilism, political anarchism, existentialism and so on. Glendell supports existentialism in most of the novels, the Dragon (virtualist) believes that there is no pattern in the universe, and I agree that the existence is inherently meaningless. However, unlike the dragon, he is not just sitting on gold. Through art - he discovered the same meaning as humans, at least to some extent. But Glendell is not a hero in a traditional sense, at least to some extent, he is a fool. As he ate at least a part of the child, they have to tell the mother to say something terrible. He is a terrible joke to eat children In Gardner 's novel "Glendell", is Grundell a hero or a villain? In Beowulf, Glendell is definitely a villain, but after reading Glendell, is it good to ask Glendell as a hero or villain?

I am still sorry that my son Absalom was lost in the magazine of King David. I have been bothered by him since he died a few days. My wife reminded me of his throne to Jerusalem and plans to beat his attack. I do not need to remind me of these plans and I will not reduce my love for Absalom. I only blame the tragedy that plagues my family. My shameless shame for God's law brought these evils to my house. My dissatisfaction began when I saw a bath saver bathed in from the roof. King David is one of the most famous people in the history of Jews. His life is full of happiness and pain. He is known for many titles. David conqueror, pious David · David, sweet singer David, shepherd David, and repentant of David. King David is the descendant of Judah and Ruth, and he has promised that his children will dominate Israel forever. Until today he is remembered by Jews wherever they are, but they still recite poetry with joy and sorrow. King David is not another person in history. He is alive to this day. One of the great works of King David can be said to be his greatest heritage, poetry. In his free time, King David learns Taura and sings a song for G - d. Psalms were always evacuation centers of the Jews when in trouble with history. Whenever Jews are in trouble, they open the Psalms and scream to G - d. King David wants to build a temple as a residence of G - d in Jerusalem. However, the prophet Nathan 0.31 son Solomon built the temple and told King David that the construction of the temple was not his fate, because he lost a lot of blood. However, King David wants to participate in any way. Therefore, he instructed Solomon to carry out the construction work and raised the necessary materials for the building. The story of Solomon was the beginning of my father David, my mother, Bathsheba. In the Hebrew Scriptures, Chapter 3 of Samuel became his substitute, when the smear of King Samuel David officially became King of the Jews (1010 BC) that the prophet said before the end of King Saul I will. After that, Samuel 5 (BC 1002) all the elders of Israel closer to him as their ruler, and "The king made a covenant with them in Hebron in front of the Lord, they made the oil to David king of Israel David's reign lasted for 40 years, Saul king, the end of a good thing than the beginning of the beginning (The ancient that combined with the second king of ancient Israel) and the second son of Bathsheba. "Israel's Golden Age," like Solomon, like King Saaur and King David - to increase, as one of the highest and most prosperous times of the Israeli rule of 40 years.

There are many cultures that emphasize names and names of children. In these cultures, the name is more than just a good sound label, the name conveys the story and opens the way to fate. Although it may be easy to simplify the name to a name that is more important than a personality or parenting, many people think that it is not easy to say that the name is a person 's fate. There is a considerable amount of research in our society to support what is called the "determinant factor of the theme". This is the theory that the name can influence career, occupational life, or even the person you choose to marry ("naming theory"). In conclusion, I asked what the name is. What happens when you specify the treatment of Florentia bankers Monte Andria and Dante's wealth? More importantly, what is the role of Dante's name in Purgatorio? 3 °°° μμμμ? In particular, whether to use "Dante" as a general noun as "gender" or as a historically identifiable personal owner name can be used as a text of inside and outside Dante. . Finally, speaking of Dante's sign in female voice reminds us of the deceptive remarks of the Vatican's imitation poetry, "Goo" and "His followers". Alarcón's poetry is about the relationship between a person's name and a person's identity. In general, X with the name Alarcón is probably an abbreviation for Xavier (this name most often refers to a person as a Catholic background, although the most common is Hispanic, but many Irish people admit it ). But Alarcón considers this letter as a symbol of X. An illiterate farmer must sign a legal document governing his life. Finally, Alarcón also implicitly uses X (potentially affected by Malcolm X) as an identity element algebraic code that lost or suppressed in the United States. Symbol: Msimangu's name, Theophilus, means god's lover. Steven 's son Absalom was the son of King David, he betrayed his father in the Bible. Arthur Jervis 'Abraham Lincoln, a book on American slave liberals convey Arthur' s commitment to racial justice. The rain storm near the end of the book represents the hope of the village. Milk sent by James Jarvis symbolizes his commitment to helping people in the village. Arthur 's youngest son came to the village to learn about the Zulu race symbolizing peace. The day the Absalom is executed the day the book ends but the sun symbolizing the hope of dawn rises.

Dear Sethe Sethe's character is a strong but thoughtful woman. Her memory of slavery atrocities eroded her daily life and led her to conclude that past wounds will never be forgotten; it proves itself perfectly. Therefore, she tried to avoid meeting her past in her life. The best way to explain silk quality in my head is patience. The devotion to her unforgiving Denver and the ability related to her eternal scar every day shows a moving inner strength. The charm of the beloved personality of Tony Morrison's novel "The Beloved" supported by Tony Morrison is the manifestation of slavery evil. Daughter of a former slave daughter is a dead child before that, so it resembles the pursuit of identity that exists and the pursuit of self created by slavery in countless human beings. - "Beloved" is a novel written by Tony Morrison based on the American Civil War. The plot of the novel is based on the influence, result, and result of the civil war. The role used by the author can effectively raise the theme of civil war from the social circle and social career. This novel is based on the person who is considered a slave, or who captured, enslaved, and escaped from the master (Haskins & Haskins 13). Characteristics of Toni Morrison's beloved beloved One of the most important questions of Tony Morrison's award-winning novel "The Beloved" is a possible explanation of Morrison's intentional diversification. However, sentences are observed and analyzed, the diversity of these diverse meanings confounds simple interpretation and complicates the novel. - "Beloved Ghost" One of the most fascinating arguments in Tony Morrison 's book "The Beloved" is focused on the essence of "beloved". The focus of the discussion is whether "beloved people" are just young women, suffering from slavery fear or already Sethi ghosts. Baby Girl. There is evidence that Morrison made Beloved a ghost of crawl. A girl After the murdered baby 's ghost became dear, these encounters with personal and collective history have intensified. The complicated features of "beloved" are interpreted differently as Seti's dead daughter, her mother, and a fable of American slavery history. Evidence exists in each explanation, but Tony Morrison explains "Legacy of racial discrimination as a nasty word" as mentioned in the Gothic Encyclopedia no matter which one you choose (Snodgrass) 25 Dear people and the burden of the past. Talk to Dear Seth and Paul D about their past and encourage her forever to "tell me" about their history. Lover's repressed memorial Sesie's thought in the memory of the flood: Mother, her nurse Nan and long-term memory loss to the forgotten language which she expressed her consciousness when she talked to them Southern Monster: Absalom of William Faulkner, Gothic of Absalom! Welcome to Toni Morrison

McCarthy v. Faulkner Colmak McCarthy's "All The Pretty Horses" and William Faulkner's "The Unvanquished" are completely different, but their style and plot skills are more similar. All of The Pretty Horses and The Unvanquished depict the importance of honor in life, regardless of revenge, respect for family, respect for women's tradition. Vengeance plays an important role in these two books. Randall William teaches American literature in the 19th and 20th centuries at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. He has written authors such as McCarthy, Faulkner, Hemingway, William Gay and currently edits a series of articles exploring the use of Faulkner's vision in his novel. The University of Tennessee Library recently created a website to publish academic papers online. Here you can visit the discussion of the association's April 2007 meeting. The link is http://www.lib.utk.edu/newfoundpress/mccarthy/program3.html. In this site, not only video recording of the actual presentation but also a series of conference papers are provided as pdf file. We are extremely grateful to Newfound for providing these services and I thank Chris Walsh for his work in organizing display materials. The wilderness of Colmac McCarthy, which combines history and poetry, always creates a bloody modern myth that closes to the Old Testament with its power. Gay, like Faulkner, Wolf, O'Connor, has knowledge of encyclopedia about McCarthy. He can recall scenes and sentences as easily as a child's name. Prior to moving to New Mexico in the early 1970s (the world knew his genius), McCarthy lived in Knoxville, Tennessee. Those early novels - Orchard keeper (1965), Outer Dark (1968), Godchild (1978) - looked around the phonebook in the afternoon and learned that McCarthy's phone number was waiting for his call . McCarthy is not interested in explaining his work, but after Gay mentioned Flannario Connor, McCarthy is happy to be able to speak and speak. Those three shared violent perspectives after the Jews in their work. Appalachian literature intersects the larger type of Southern literature. Internationally renowned writers such as William Faulkner and Cormac McCarthy made a great contribution to American classics in the story of Appalachia. McCarthy's Suttree (1979) is a vision of a strong, cruel and strong way of living along the Tennessee River at the Appalachian Center. McCarthy's other Appalachian fiction includes The Orchard Keeper (1968) and Child of God (1973). Appalachian is also the origin of this child, and is the protagonist of McCarthy's masterpiece "Blood meridian". Faulkner's hometown, Oxford, Mississippi is thought to be the boundary of the Appalachian Mountains, but his imaginary Yoknapatawpha should be considered part of this area. Most Novel Award-winning novels include August light and Absalom, Absalom.

In Faulkner's concept of masculinity 'unmarried unmarried', the reader believes that the narrator is Bernard Sartoris, a boy born to John Sartoris and his late wife. Remote understanding of southern customs and normal early childhood activities makes people guess that he is a male, but the sex of Bayerard is not obvious. By the age of 12, black men and white girls may not be allowed to interact in this intimate and unsupervised manner. Young protagonists through the experiences of Bayard Sartoris and Sarty Snopes, the temperament 'unmarried' and 'barn burning' in the southern part of Faulkner and the barn, the most important thing is the way they tell the story and the relevance About the masculinity of the southern part of the architectural advice class to offer. - Critical Analysis of William Faulkner's Burn on Barn 'The Tale of Barn Burns' was first published in Harper' s magazine in June 1939 and later received the O. Henry Memorial Prize in the best short story of that year did. Writer William Faulkner is "one of America's most innovative novelists." He describes the country's smell in the late 1800's and the way and method that makes you feel like you are with the characters of this story Did. Faulkner published The Unvanquished after Absalom Absalom and Absalom he criticized the South caste system more directly. These mistakes led to the coldest defeat of the Federation. And it has destroyed their cause and cause of failure from the beginning. Faulkner's prewar life and accusations against Absa's war, Absalom's idea is not being read aloud. For some people, Unquished has proven to be the starting point for reading Faulkner. The story consists of a series of interrelated stories in the context of civil warfare and is more linear and complex than many of his novels. Fortunately, this work focusing on the Sartoris family may be in the presentation of its plot and character, meet Faulkner's world, but with unfamiliar terms to the Faulkner countries, dialects and folklore You can be there. The hint of life is intimidating. By reviewing the manual describing Faulkner's resources, you can guide them for deeper reading. The story technique "Undestroyed" of Faulkner's "Unmarried and Barn Burning" consists of a series of narrative stories in which the narrator Bayard Sartorius grew from a 12 year old boy to a 24 year old boy. Young people The style of the story is obvious and the events are tied by adults looking back. - Cultural criticism of William Faulkner's barns In William Faulkner's "barn barbecue", a small boy must face his father and face the reality of a racist society. He also has to personally discover that his father is wrong and learn to grow in the right way in a racial environment. Faulkner's background is one of the most important literary elements in the story. He took a black boy and put him in a chaotic and chaotic reality world

Cognitive dissonance The culture between generations is not in harmony Even children who want toys and teens who are not allowed to go out, everyone remembers fighting with their parents. It is normal to want to challenge authority during the growth process. Because young people make their own decisions and help them become individuals. Teenagers rely on very few close friends, and the last people who are convinced are their parents. As a child of Filipino-American and immigrant parents, my rebellious outcome is far more serious than that of my parents born in America. It is certain that the problem between generations in immigrant families is not new; however, there are so many families coming from culturally discordant Asian and Latin American countries rather than European countries Facts exacerbate this situation. Immigrant guardians accepting values ​​such as collective responsibility and without doubt respecting the authority of many Asian and Latin societies may become increasingly unfamiliar with children who accept American individualism and equalism. Zhou said in Vietnam, there is no self except for the family. As early as Tanwi Nandini Islam's novel "Bright Lines", dinner is ready, there is a scene of disharmony of the family. Reading it may cause a well-known memory of conflict between generations between parents and children. This is the mismatch moment in the novel exploring the two aspects of family relationship. Modern authors rarely use Edward St. Aubin's skills and style to explain the long-term heritage of exploding families and traumas. For his novel Dumber he reimaged King Lear as a story of an older media bigger with three daughters and raised the number of family dysfunction to the opera level. As a result, familiar rejuvenation story Published in 1936, Absalom, Absalom! William Faulkner is an intergenerational novel about adaptation to the North-South culture before and after the North-South culture: their love and loss, their strengths and weaknesses, and their economic and social self. Destroy. Amy Tan's "The Joy Luck Club" is a similar intergenerational novel about family, adapted to war, marriage, the environment, adapted to the various ages and cultures of life. Over the years, European, Asian, Middle Eastern, and African cultures have emphasized intergenerational life arrangements. Some of them also have a large number of apartment houses. An example that modern people can easily think is a group of elderly parents who live with their children - behind "grandmother" is flat. The times have changed. Once upon a time, a young man left school, found work, got married, and started making family. They were all 25 years old. However, over the age of 130, Americans between the ages of 18 and 34 are more likely to live at home more than any other life for the first time. If you live in Connecticut or New York, you may have noticed that over 40% of the millennium lives with their parents. Over 30% in Australia and up to 48% in Europe, the Millennial generation still lives at home

Detailed research # 2 Crying, loved country In this article I will explain in detail the reactions of parents who received a letter from my son who is about to write. This extract contains three sections, all of which are approximately the same length. The first paragraph of the excerpt contains only Stephen Cumaro who received one of the four letters received. He did not talk to anyone, he was very scared. His son Absalom, Missimangu, Mr. As the cry of the beloved country 's law and customs has gone, as a cry of broken tribes Cry, beloved country, these things are not over (105, Peyton) We are crying, my dear The country was exhausted in 1946, the land secured for blacks that are part of the Republic of South Africa, Notsotsheni. In a novel written by Allen Peyton, young men and women started to leave Nottyze in the new town of Yodonesburg. One is he is also the disappearance of John Kumalo, a businessman of Johannesburg, brother Ndotsheni pastor Steven Kumalo's younger brother. Detailed research # 2 Crying, loved country In this article I will explain in detail the reactions of parents who received a letter from my son who is about to write. This extract contains three sections, all of which are approximately the same length. The first paragraph of the excerpt contains only Stephen Cumaro who received one of the four letters received. He did not talk to anyone, he was very scared. His son Absalom, Missimangu, Mr. Crying in a worry lace, the story, Ailun Dayton's cry, beloved country beloved country, drew Ablsom Kumalo for his son in Fort Yue Hans, he killed his son later on white I knew it was done. His son, Abraham, is convicted on criminal charges, and white society is full of discrimination and inequality. But in this murder case Steven Cumaro and James Jarvis (a black and white man) came up. James is "a purpose to cry in the country of darling" and aims to awaken the people in South Africa to society and the gods people are gradually collapsing. Allen Patton is trying to change his or her thoughts about injustice and racial hatred who had troubled South Africa. The characters he incorporated into the story will help to establish the conditions and suffering of the country.

Crying the information of the Bible, my beloved country Ailun Paul, Pa. The book of "Dayton crying, beloved country" is about the white and black on white apartheid policy of isolation excitement and confusion. This book shows the understanding between white and black people how to reform and bring hope to South Africa-wide Ndotcheni, small community, to end mutual fear and invasion. The words of this book reflect the Bible, but there are also some letters and dramas reminiscent of the stories in the New Testament and the teachings of Christ. A part of "Patriotic", part of prophecy and part of poetry "Cry"? How is the story like Allegory of the Prodigal Son's Bible? How does Absalom reflect another bible metaphor? What is the meaning of Cumarro's son Absalom? Where is the Bible telling the story? The novel has a lot of paradoxes: the son of a pastor of a murderer guilty; a white man for black South African dignity struggled with non-murder, the murder of the son of his father's son was due to the collapse of tribal assembly I helped murder my father together. How do you harmonize these paradoxes? How do they contribute to the richness of the story? Why did Patton make this choice? Crying the information of the Bible, my beloved country Ailun Paul, Pa. The book of "Dayton crying, beloved country" is about the white and black on white apartheid policy of isolation excitement and confusion. This book explains how understanding between Caucasians and Negroes end mutual fears and attacks and brings reform and hope to Ndotcheni and a small community in South Africa. The words of this book reflect the Bible, but there are also some letters and dramas reminiscent of the stories in the New Testament and the teachings of Christ. Ellen Parton teaches attitudes similar to the attitude of Christ in "the country of crying love". Christ loves people and leads them to sympathize with friends and enemies. Alan Patong wrote a book with such biblical words to draw people to follow the Bible beliefs. Alan Patton urged the ending of racial injustice, misunderstanding, alienation of blacks and whites. I am investigating racial hatred and confusion from a completely different perspective from most people in the Patton era. Because most people do not experience village life as such landscapes and drafts of Africa, Africa, and because of book issues and most readers' experiences, readers form opinions without bias Then you can see the book Zulu and other problems. People can see the issues discussed in this book from a distance. This makes the book universal

Setting is an important aspect of every story, movie, poetry and novel. By adding time, place, atmosphere to the work, the setting will enhance various aspects of the story. Please imagine that Harry Potter is different in Mahou 's Hogwarts Kingdom, not in South Africa. With this setting, the tone of the narrator will also improve by adding effects such as weather change, time, yearly time, story period and so on. Furthermore, in William Faulkner's short story "Rose for Emily", the background is the root of conflict. Yoknapatawpha County is a fictional county created by American writer William Faulkner based on the town of Lafayette, Mississippi, Oxfordshire State, Mississippi. Faulkner often calls Yeonna Patafa County "my counterfeit county." Starting with Sartorius, Faulkner is planning to set up three other novels in the county. The name "Yoknapatawpha" comes from the real Native American name found on Jefferson's old map. County In 1936, Faulkner drew a map of the imaginary counties depicting various scenes of novels and short stories. And he first posted the map on Absalom of Absalom. It is inside. Creating this mythical county is one of the greatest accomplishments in contemporary literary history. According to WILLIAM FAULKNER, "My own homemade small stamps" and "My own universe", Yoknapatawpha County in Mississippi State and its county town Jefferson provide a wonderful scene to many of Faulkner's novels and short stories . . Yoknapatawpha County is home to Faulkner's home Oxford in Lafayette County, Mississippi, and is a place where various people live from producers and their descendants to Indians, farmers, and blacks. In the groundbreaking introduction of Portable Faulkner in 1946, critic Malcolm Cowley believed that this legend of Yoknapatawpha was the real achievement of Faulkner, and that sum totaled any personal story that made it It was stronger than. Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion) William Faulkner's York Napatafa County is a wonderful place as Jefferson's county seat location. Yoknapatawpha County covers an area of ​​2,400 square miles and has a population of 15,611 people. Jefferson has real prisons, town plazas, old houses, places for ancient French people, and even railroads. Faulkner's "Yoknapatawpha County" is actually Lafayette County and "Jefferson" is actually Oxford. The Faulkner family lived there before the civil war. This is the place where most of his story takes place. He thought about family history and his own personal history; he used these two to write his story. (American writer, 54)

Injury to minors, violence or threat, violation of harassment or privacy, counterfeiting or false statements, fraud or phishing etc. If you believe that your intellectual property rights have been infringed and want to file a complaint, please refer to our copyright / intellectual property policy. Injury to minors, violence or threat, violation of harassment or privacy, counterfeiting or false statements, fraud or phishing etc. If you believe that your intellectual property rights have been infringed and want to file a complaint, please refer to our copyright / intellectual property policy. Injury to minors, violence or threat, violation of harassment or privacy, counterfeiting or false statements, fraud or phishing etc. If you believe that your intellectual property rights have been infringed and want to file a complaint, please refer to our copyright / intellectual property policy. Analysis of literary acceptance of noble prizes by William Faulkner William Faulkner is often misunderstood by many novels and short stories. ("William Faulkner's Nobel Speech Prize") Until 1949, when he received the Nobel Prize for literature, people began to recognize him and his work. ("William Faulkner") Faulkner made a speech at the Stockholm City Hall on 10th December 1950 with the Nobel Prize for Literature and conveyed its purpose with a powerful tone and effective rhetoric. In his Nobel Prize for literature, William Faulkner is using more rhetorical means to show more ... WILLIAM CUTHBERT FAULKNER (1897-1962) For many critics and readers, William Faulkner is still the most important writer of the 20th century. Rhetorical and eye-catching emergency power. As one of the largest and most authentic modernists (see Modernism), Faulkner published 19 novels and over 75 short stories between 1926 and 1962. For example, like other American writers, NATHANIEL H AWTHORNE and Henry James, Faulkner is best known for his breakthrough novel: blasphemy, confusion, my death, eight months, Absalom, Absalom ! ; And, GO GO DOWN, MOSES. But his short story was often chosen and caused many criticisms. In fact, modern readers may be as well known as "A ROSE FOR EMILY" and "The BEAR" in the novel. In addition, many of the same individuals and families have appeared in novels and stories. Facts about colleagues of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion) The importance of William Faulkner 's "Emil for Rose" setting is ad hoc and it is not simply the context of the story' s behavior. William Faulkner used this device with his complicated short story "Emily Roses" to gain insight into the lonely world of Miss Emily Glissen. Faulkner painted the southern Jefferson and Emily's townspeople from the late 19th century to the early 1900s. - William Faulkner's "A Emily for Rose" is probably his most famous and selected short story. From the moment it was first published in 1930, the story was analyzed and criticized by published critics and causal readers. A well-known literary critic and author Harold Bloom believes the story is very attractive. Because Faulkner uses literary techniques such as "compelling expressions and complicated structures with plots".

Three favorite books pack my luggage, I said goodbye last time, when I left home, I checked the contents of my suitcase. My toothbrush, contact box, and glasses are first checked in my spiritual 'necessities' list, but I also confirm that I cleaned up my favorite three literary works. Suppose there is no library near my new residence J. D. Salinger's novel "Rye Take over", Shakespeare's Macbeth, and Franz Kafka's "Transformation" apply to all my belongings. Margaret Weis Brown's bedtime favorite night of the night, Eric Carl's cleverly designed The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and Alexandra Day's Comic Good Dog, Carl. This does not mean there is no interesting message board today. My favorite two are Gets Williams' small animals (a combination of two main concerns of babies, animals and other babies) and Betsy Snyder's "Have you ever sent a tiger? "is. Tickle the belly of the penguin's "cotton", young people tickle the penguin's "cotton" belly, touch the back of satin of the hedgehog, explore the texture with various materials on the page so that you can stroke the skin of the ostrich's "feathers" Inspired by a series of posters, I would like to know how my favorite books look without text. Can you tell me, or are you confused? In fact, they can be very different. Please give me my favorite book, Absalom, Absalom. William Faulkner. It is a prose full of parentheses. This is a clear distinction (see above) when placed next to a novel of simpler prose - Cormac McCarthy 's blood meridian -. There are several comparisons with other books here - please be careful about how innovative A Farewell To Arms is compared to the past. There are few commas, only sentences and conversations. How refreshing and wild it is! See how Sparta's blood meridian compares with everything. Please note the semicolon that seems to disappear from writing Most of my favorite books in my childhood were white. People of more color are publishing books and all writers are appearing in books, but these books are still a minority. It is important for children to see expressions in the media and make white children experience diversity in early childhood. Is there anything better than books?

Cry, my beloved country is Stephen Kumalo, a novel, looking for his son Absalom Kumalo. Steven took a long journey to find Absalom in Johannesburg. During this trip, Stevens saw social corruption and prejudice and hatred of filling it. Stephen traveled a long distance and found that he was redirected to another distant place. When he eventually found his son, he found that he was killed and killed a white man and girls got pregnant already. When Stephen talks to her, she agrees to marry and returns to Dodosini. Dear cry of the country crying goal Racism Discrimination is to make all South Africans to get rid of racial discrimination Slowly collapsed society and its people. Ailun Pennsylvania Dayton tries to bring change and understanding, design his work expressing his views on corruption and South African racial hatred issues. His inclusion of the letters in the story will help to build conditions and the difficulties the country is experiencing, the whole presence of people and fear. Alan Paton's Alan Paton Cry, Alan Paton, 2003 In the small rural town Isop near the village of Nototsheni use the title crying out my beloved country near (Ixopo). The main character is Stephan Kumalo. His purpose is to find his family. He received a letter from Msimangu, a pastor telling her sister is sick. Kumalo decided he needed to go to Johannesburg to help his sister. Ailun Dayton, Pennsylvania In many famous speech beloved countries and Nelson Mandela, I can always notice many similarities between left Mandela at the end of chapter information and fiction audience. Mandela teaches another major lesson to share with us - at the end of the whole book, letters let you accept the key teachings of the past, Mandela, and look to the bright future. Generally, Nelson Alain · Peyton (Alain · Peyton) in 1948 lost two sons in South African fictional figures Stephen Kumalo (Stephen Kumalo) and James Jarvis (James · Jervis) Story . In his story, Li Lunpa Dayton must face the problems associated with the microcosm of the Great Universe and the argument of George Hegel's argument to expose social injustices in South Africa with a microcosm of the whole country What measures are taken to tackle these unfairness, using dialect, opposite, synthesis? Payton subdivided his story into three books. In this first of these books, I tried to restore his family, a painful injustice depicting the 斯 蒂 机庫 马洛 旅.

Among sons and lovers, sons and lovers of color symbolism, Lawrence uses colors to suggest the potential impact of the event. In particular, the three colors red, black and white seem to have subtle meaning to clarify not only the plot and the scene but also the character, its behavior, and motivation for these behaviors. Material images of the same meaning are associated with color images. Red is associated with fire, black is associated with darkness and dust, and white is associated with cold. Symbol: Michimangu's first name, Theophilus, means God's lover. Steven's son Absalom is the name of King David's son. David backed his father in the Bible. Arthur Jarvis' book on Abraham Lincoln, the American slave liberator, tells Arthur its commitment to racial justice. The rain storm near the end of the book represents the hope of the village. Milk sent by James Jarvis represents a commitment to help villagers. Arthur 's youngest son came to the village and learned about the Zul tribe symbolizing peace. This book ends on the day when Absalom was executed, but the sun rising, symbolizing the hope of dawn rises. Symbolism is one of the most important elements of artistic depth. It will be the color of the picture, metaphor of poetry, scene and book settings. Symbols are extremely broad like storms symbolizing danger and crows that symbolize death. Alternatively, you can use more specific symbols such as broken images symbolizing separation or anxiety. Using comparisons is a good way related to deeper meaning. It is best to compare things with evolving images and strong symbolic meanings via metaphors and metaphors. For example, waves symbolizing power, diamonds symbolizing elegance and value, blades representing accuracy and danger. It seems complicated. And complicated symbols like "eyes" may be more than that advice. Throughout Gatsby's symbolism, it represents the existence of color, eyes and money. The symbol of the color of the whole novel is repeated. The color represents different characters and their behavior. The important iconic color of "Great Gatsby" is green light. Green spring itself, money, hope and youth related. Green light stands for something

Cormac McCarthy The story of The Crossing contains almost the same balance of good and evil, but there are really good questions as well. It does not obscure or think the boundary between good and selfish. Character's behavior sometimes looks impure, but in the long run these behaviors are good. In this story, Billy faces various unacceptable punishments, but they show a good attitude with a strong will and determination. He accepts what happened to him in an ordinary way, which helps to prevent the story from becoming a tragedy. Since the late 1970's, Cormac McCarthy Society president Dianne Luce has written extensively about Cormac McCarthy. After having an excellent educational history at the Midland Institute of Technology in Columbia, South Carolina, he retired in June 2007 and became an independent scholar. She recently completed a manuscript on the history, culture and philosophical background of the work of McCarthy's Tennessee, published by the University of South Carolina Press. Wes Morgan recently retired from professor of full-time psychology at the Department of Psychology Clinical Training Program at the University of Tennessee. Since reading The Orchard Keeper for the first time in 1965, he has been interested in Cormac McCarthy's work and has written several papers on McCarthy's early life and works. Appalachian literature intersects the larger type of Southern literature. Internationally renowned writers such as William Faulkner and Cormac McCarthy made a great contribution to American classics in the story of Appalachia. McCarthy's Suttree (1979) is a vision of a strong, cruel and strong way of living along the Tennessee River at the Appalachian Center. McCarthy's other Appalachian fiction includes The Orchard Keeper (1968) and Child of God (1973). Appalachian is also the origin of this child, and is the protagonist of McCarthy's masterpiece "Blood meridian". Faulkner's hometown, Oxford, Mississippi is thought to be the boundary of the Appalachian Mountains, but his imaginary Yoknapatawpha should be considered part of this area. Most Novel Award-winning novels include August light and Absalom, Absalom. Cormac McCarthy was born on Rhode Island on July 20, 1933. He is the third of six children (eldest son) born by Charles Joseph and Gladys Christina McGrail McCarthy (with two brothers and three sisters). Originally named Charles (named after his father), he was renamed to Colmac after King Ireland (another source is that Maxwassee's family legally has his name equivalent to "Charles' son" Said he was responsible for changing his name to Gaelic). In 1937, when he was 4 years old, the family moved to Knoxville, and his father became a lawyer for the Tennessee Valley authorities (Legal staff 1934-67; highest attorney 1958-67) . In 1967, McCarthy moved from Knoxville to Washington DC where Charles was the lawyer of the law firm until retirement.

William Faulkner is widely recognized as one of America's great writers of the 20th century. His greatest work was identified as a specific area and time (Mississippi state in the late 19th and early 20th century), but he has been exploring the theme, but is universal. In the technical sense, he is also a very proficient writer. Novels such as "Brawl and fuss", "Absalom", "Absalom". Perform bold experiments characterized by time and narrative changes. In his short story, there is a favorite of collections including "The Rose for Emily". This strange story about love, obsession, and death is the favorite of readers and critics. Besides the work of William Faulkner (William Faulkner), "Emily Rose", Edgar Allan Poe's "Story Heart", Sylvia Plus's "Daddy", they are giving them a lot of features of Gothic and Success . Faulkner's "Emily Rose" creates a gothic atmosphere, intertwining, powerful images, plot and mosaic. This story begins with Jefferson who is suffering from civil war. Jefferson's widow has Emily's house. It seems to be the rich and noble generality of Jefferson. William Faulkner The death of Emily Rose 's theme of William Faulkner' A · Rose for Emily 'is a tragic story of the nobility of Miss · Emily Gleeson, she is obsessed with the theme of a small town I will. The narrator is a member of the town that tells what happened in the corrupting old southern house that the citizen constantly monitored. They witnessed Miss Emily's life, the death of her father, her crazy turn, the death of her and her lover. The theme of death goes through the whole story. You can understand what happens in the story. William Faulkner (William Faulkner) Emily (Emily) design "Rose" (Emily Rose), William Faulkner (William Faulkner) shows the necessity for change, let's dedicate it to " The story of Millie's Rose that prevents becoming a lone story about a lonely upper class woman suffering from the old southern life and tradition Multiplayer of symbolism and narrative style Effective utilization of the first literary skill In addition to, Faulkner has effectively stated the struggle of tragic death and the protagonist and uses prediction, to create a suspense and a mysterious story, Amy Miss Lee. In a short story, William Faulkner's "Emily Rose" escorted the leader through a special life of the protagonist of Miss Emily Glillson. The dark shades of the story were set by the author to start his story at Miss Emily 's funeral. In the process of the story, we experienced over and over again in Miss Emily's life. By using South Gothic style, narrator's point of view, Faulkner's preparations

Response to live performance: The role of drama I wrote: Toby Sedgwick (Stage role Arthur) There are few production staff, but Toby Sedgwick's dynamic performance is compensated because he draws effectively. Surprisingly wide spectral features. The presence of these characters, regardless of the circumstances, is quite different from Arthur lacking heart, dreaming of playing harmony, and special stage manager. Playwright, poet, actor William Shakespeare was born in Queen Elizabeth in England in the 16th century. The drama he wrote attracted both the papermaker and the queen, and his work was the same. His play has been performed in Stratford, London's Grove Theater, and New Theater. He is called him by countless fans around the world, or by Bard. Shakespeare wrote his early play in a traditional style of that era. He is - sometimes luxurious - heavily dependent on drawing a metaphor and narcissism. His style is often thought to be exaggerated. Shakespeare's first original comedy '1590' (1590) shows an undeveloped and inconsistent composition style William · Shakespeare is considered the greatest playwright in the history of the Western world. During the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, Shakespeare wrote and directed his play at the Globe Theater and is performing around the world today. As technology evolved, various interpretations of Shakespeare 's theater appeared, from television recordings to radio programs and adaptation to movies. - What is the meaning of the house? In most literary works, the family is a symbol of comfort, family and happiness. But with Absalom, Absalom of William Faulkner! This house has a different meaning from most literary works. In the novel, the family is actually used as a symbol of isolation and hostility.

Average word length from two newspapers This is a study comparing the average length of words from two different newspapers (Guardian and The Sun). One newspaper must be a newspaper and the other newspaper must be a tabloid paper. Goal 1 ===== This is to find the average age length of any newspaper in that week, and find the range of age covered by a specific newspaper. To find the reading age of the newspaper, I follow the following formula: - This formula is to find the reading age of the writing paragraph. Comparing word lengths of Broadsheet newspaper and tabloid newspaper I am going to start my math statistics course now. The purpose of this course is to compare the length of a word in a big newspaper and the length of a tabloid's word. My first assumption is that in this survey the newspaper should contain longer words than the tabloids. - Comparing tabloid papers with big newspapers September 11, 2002, almost all newspapers all over the world wrote articles on the attacks of the World Trade Center. OK. I compared two newspapers written on September 11 after one year. Small newspaper and wide format paper I must intentionally acknowledge that I placed the first sentence of this article, especially in our era; it includes 61 words which is the average sentence length of 500 years ago. (Of course, my first sentence is like a famous long sentence by Faulkner at Absalom! Absalom! This contains very 1,292 words.) On average, today's sentences are 15-20 It is a range. Compared to the word past, this is very low, in years, the average sentence length in the 16th century is as high as 70 words per sentence.

Descriptions of men of "Karamazov brothers", duel, infidelity, carnival, even the living of the monastery were also used to help Fyodor Dosevski define his character in "Brothers Kamamazov". At the beginning of the novel, the reader is full of contempt for some members of the Karamazov family, but full of praise for others. Each legitimate member of the Karamasoff family represents an independent aspect of humanity and is applied to society. In a sense, the role is similar to separate factions and social groups that are often discussed, but together they may be productive. Dostoevsky 's brother Karamazov Dostoevsky first introduced Karamazov brother Smerjakov in the first volume of part 1. The authors revealed the conceptual details of the fourth son of Fyodor Pavovich Karamazov. One night in September, drunk Fyodor "raped" homeless women according to modern standards. Lizveta is the victim of Fyodor's violence, the legend of the town. Regardless of her attractive and dirty appearance, with or without her poverty and homelessness, citizens dealt with her with consideration and consideration. We start with Brothers Karamazov of Dostoevsky and will study the influence of the author on the novel and contemporary thought. Then we will explore the narrative description of human psychology and society in Kafka's "trial". I spend a few weeks on Joyce 's "Ulysses" trying to understand the whole contents of this monumental work. Virginia Woolf's "going to the lighthouse" broadens our discussion of issues such as identity, time and eternity, and the coronation of "strangers" will lead us to solve the problems of existence and behavior. Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom! It will force us to confront our own American predicament and let us make a final assessment of the achievements of contemporary novels. Writing assignments will be middle term exams and final exams as well as three five page essays. Cost: 2 (Konigsberg) 3 people Karamazofu brothers to appear in the novel "The Karamazov Brothers" of Dostoevsky, Dmitri, Ivan, Arosa has a very different personality in their moral lifestyle and mental reasoning. Especially it is obvious. I am considering using these three characters in the moral and spiritual orientation framework of six personality types. I have created a draft, and I can further develop it. Each type consists of three letters, each letter is represented in a different order; Dmitri is D, Ivan is I, Aloysha is A. Type is a combination of three letter functions, but the first letter is the first letter. Characters represented by three letters are more similar. For example, if the type name is DIA, its type is most similar to Dmitri, similar to Ivan, and not most similar to Aloysha. According to theory, we are all combinations of these three extreme types.

Masculinity in the southern part of Faulkner The Unvanquished 's The Unvanquished talker is clearly an adult explaining his childhood. The narrator of the first person is a child at the beginning of the story, but the voice of the story is clear and adult. By talking about as a child, the narrator can distinguish it from what the reader thinks "better now" about the child (10). This difference provides an investigation of the southern male temperament of Bayard and Ringo's internalization and shows the influence of the boy on the impossible ideal. Young protagonists through the experiences of Bayard Sartoris and Sarty Snopes, the temperament 'unmarried' and 'barn burning' in the southern part of Faulkner and the barn, the most important thing is the way they tell the story and the relevance About the masculinity of the southern part of the architectural advice class to offer. - Critical Analysis of William Faulkner's Burn on Barn 'The Tale of Barn Burns' was first published in Harper' s magazine in June 1939 and later received the O. Henry Memorial Prize in the best short story of that year did. Writer William Faulkner is "one of America's most innovative novelists." He describes the country's smell in the late 1800's and the way and method that makes you feel like you are with the characters of this story Did. Faulkner published The Unvanquished after Absalom Absalom and Absalom and he criticized the South caste system more directly. These mistakes led to the coldest defeat of the Federation. And it has destroyed their cause and cause of failure from the beginning. Faulkner's prewar life and accusations against Absa's war, Absalom's idea is not being read aloud. The Unvanquished is a novel written by American writer William Faulkner in 1938, located in York Napatafa County. It tells the story of the Sartoris family who first appeared in the novel Sartoris (or the flag in the dust). Unanswered things happened before that story and occurred during the American Civil War. The main characters are Baird Saltris, John Saltris (Merce John, Father), Grandma, Apple (Molengo), Absnoop, Cousin Dorsyla, Aunt Jenny, Louvinia and Lieutenant (Yankee Soldier). Seven episodes ranging from 1862 to 1873 - sometimes next to each other, separated by month or year - and commonplace is said. This book starts with Bayard Sartoris playing in the mud of Sartoris plantation and his slave friend Ringo. The slaves named Losh closely interrupted their game near their Jefferson town, suggesting that allied troops entered the northeastern part of the Mississippi River.

In this Faulkner documentary, the role of the father is wonderful. In a rigid male lineage, William Faulkner seems to get caught up in this pessimistic world, he is his own male, and his facts are very similar to male ancestors. I think that this applies to all people, they are aiming to shape our way of doing between ourselves and ourselves. But in Faulkner's case, he seems to tend to adopt the tradition that his fathers first showed the same characteristics, the same arrogance, "arrogant pride", and "find a fight". The danger of psychoanalysis is far beyond my knowledge, and what I think is interesting is how group of Faulkner men think Interpretation of William Faulkner's "Roses for Emily" William Faulkner tells the tragic story of a highly protected woman in short story "Rose for Emily". This is a tragic story, Miss Emily hopelessly lost hope and dream of ordinary life. - Writing Roses for Emily In William Faulkner's short story "Roses for Emily", Emily lacks social skills and Emily is refusing to adapt to her by her personality And bitterness shows. Emily showed the lack of her social skills when she tried to call her, in a short story "rose for Emily", and she refused to see them . Emily is not in harmony with other cities. When a town got a postal system for free, Emily refused to let the city go. William Faulkner's "Emily's Rose", William Faulkner's "Emily's Rose", a small town story after the civil warfare focuses on strange and tragic events of Miss Emily Grissen's life. At first glance, Emily seems to be a lonely woman, but her confidence and inferiority feel seems to be derived from her father's growth. - Importance of Faulkner 's importance in "Roses for Emily" What is the difference between children and children? Technically, small things and small things are synonyms, but the meaning of each image changes because each image transmitted is very different. The words chosen by the author have a big influence on the interpretation of the reader. William Faulkner is fully aware of this and using it. WILLIAM CUTHBERT FAULKNER (1897 - 1962) For many critics and readers, William Faulkner is still the most important writer of the 20th century. He invented a unique voice, passion. It is persuasive and persuasive. Faulkner is known as one of the largest and most authentic innovative modernists (see Modernism) and has published 19 novels and over 75 short stories from 1926 to 1962. For example, like other American writers, NATHANIEL H AWTHORNE and Henry James, Faulkner is best known for his landmark novel: blasphemy, confusion, my death, eight months, Absalom, Absalom ! ; And, GO GO DOWN, MOSES. However, his short story was often chosen and caused many criticisms. Indeed, modern readers may be as well known as "A ROSE FOR EMILY" and "The BEAR" in the novel. Moreover, many identical individuals and families appear in novels and stories. Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion)

"Families with disabilities are spreading throughout Yoknapatawpa County" (Urgo 66). Due to family negligence, the adventure of three key figures in the light of August led to unavoidable consequences. Each person has his own shortcomings of life. However, as this is a mixture of child faults and accidental events, these characters isolate and take negative action. There is no doubt that William Faulkner is sympathizing with the tests of Hightower, Lena Grove, and Joe Christmas. Because they face the past actions of their families. Faulkner focuses on his personality, their memory, and the inner life of their conscious flow and attracts readers to a specific world made by personality for themselves. Faulkner did not speak to the novel in the novel, but through memory to evoke her existence, her brother was fascinated by the depth and destructibility of her sexual desire for her family It was. Katie's role in the novel is to weaken the stories of his brothers and to challenge the southern society and gender structure that fills them. Faulkner uses Katie to prove the influence of women's sexuality on the sexual orientation of Compsson brothers In William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury", the image of honeysuckle was used repeatedly to reflect Quentin's concern for Katy's sexuality. Through the part of Quentin's work by Faulkner, the image of honeysuckle appears with the loss of Katie's virgin and Quentin's anxiety about this loss. - Criticism of Faulkner 's jealousy and anger How do you want our editor David Mint to guide readers' attention after reading many critiques? I am ashamed of the number of papers that were forced to discuss the text of Faulkner's "brawl and confusion", rather than discussing the text itself, which was included in the critique of this version. WILLIAM CUTHBERT FAULKNER (1897 - 1962) For many critics and readers, William Faulkner is still the most important writer of the 20th century. It is persuasive and persuasive. Faulkner is known as one of the largest and most authentic innovative modernists (see Modernism) and has published 19 novels and over 75 short stories from 1926 to 1962. For example, like other American writers, NATHANIEL H AWTHORNE and Henry James, Faulkner is best known for his landmark novel: blasphemy, confusion, my death, eight months, Absalom, Absalom ! ; And, GO GO DOWN, MOSES. However, his short story was often chosen and caused many criticisms. Indeed, modern readers may be as well known as "A ROSE FOR EMILY" and "The BEAR" in the novel. Moreover, many identical individuals and families appear in novels and stories. Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion)

"Screaming", "Favorite country" showing social Johannesburg "Always · Peyton's" cry "novel," Beloved country ", two roles, Analysis of Absalom girls and Gertrude as a whole. Absalom's girl symbolizes how her age became her mother or a few divorced girls. Meanwhile, my sister Gertrude Cumaro explained the quality young lady, she she Johannesburg dirty theft, corruption, lie and prostitution system. Both show the whole picture of Johannesburg. As the cry of the beloved country 's law and customs has gone, as a cry of broken tribes Cry, beloved country, these things are not over (105, Peyton) We are crying, my dear The country was exhausted in 1946, the land secured for blacks that are part of the Republic of South Africa, Notsotsheni. In a novel written by Allen Peyton, young men and women started to leave Nottyze in the new town of Yodonesburg. One is he is also the disappearance of John Kumalo, a businessman of Johannesburg, brother Ndotsheni pastor Steven Kumalo's younger brother. "Screaming", "Favorite country" showing social Johannesburg "Always · Peyton's" cry "novel," Beloved country ", two roles, Analysis of Absalom girls and Gertrude as a whole. Absalom's girl symbolizes how her age became her mother or a few divorced girls. Meanwhile, my sister Gertrude Cumaro explained the quality young lady, she she Johannesburg dirty theft, corruption, lie and prostitution system. Both show the whole picture of Johannesburg. Alain Payton 's crying patriotism I chose to write a patriotic crybaby book. This book is about ambiguity and settlement. The hero of the story, Steven Cumaro, please cope with the family fight and bring it with me. The first few chapters of this book are in a small town called Ndotshenti. However, this activity took place in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Stephan Kumalo discovered that sunlight may be present even if nothing happens in life. Alan Paton's Alan Paton Cry, Alan Paton, 2003 In the small rural town Isop near the village of Nototsheni use the title crying out my beloved country near (Ixopo). The main character is Stephan Kumalo. His purpose is to find his family. He received a letter from Msimangu, a pastor telling her sister is sick. Kumalo decided he needed to go to Johannesburg to help his sister. Ailun Dayton, Pennsylvania In many famous speech beloved countries and Nelson Mandela, I can always notice many similarities between left Mandela at the end of chapter information and fiction audience. Mandela teaches another major lesson to share with us - at the end of the whole book, letters let you accept the key teachings of the past, Mandela, and look to the bright future. Generally, Nelson

During wartime, we discovered that despite American history, there is still a sense of change. This is true during the civil war that took place in the south in 1861 against the north. In this special war in America, we noticed the role of feminism and the change in true women's worship. This cult is explained as a "perfect" female type. It is divided into faith, family, purity, and obedience. Dedication is a respect and awe for parents and families. Mr. Hoanganh Taylor Nguyen, Stephenson, American History, American History issued May 31, 2016, No. 6, American Civil War (1861-1865) by Margaret Mitchell and Period of Reconstruction (1865-1877) accurately It is not drawn). Michelle, located in Clayton County, Georgia and Atlanta, erroneously portrayed the emergence of Scarlett's feminism at the time. - William Faulkner's classic Absalom, Absalom! Of course, it is one of the jewels of American literature of the 20th century, in fact, it can be said that this is the best southern novel of all time. In fact, it may be thought of as a metaphor of the Federal heritage of the lost mythic heritage, and it is a way to a way that such a noble cause supported by an honest and glorious man can be completely collapsed and fail I am desperately seeking answers. The novel drawn in the wind is called "with the wind" written by Margaret Mitchell. It was published in 1936 after 7 years of writing and was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1937. "Gone with the wind" is the only American classic written by Mr. Mitchell. Gone with the wind is a story during the war about men and women living in the South during the Civil War. - Margaret Mannering Mitchell is an American writer who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1937 with her very successful novel "Gone with the Wind" published in 1936. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, she often uses the name Peggy. Her childhood was spent on civil war veterans and relatives of her mother. And they experienced the war and the year following it. They told her all about the war, except that the league lost it.

The reality of racial discrimination - As seen in the crying patriotic patriotism, the country you love is not a novel of conflict between other men and their colleagues. This is the comprehensive meaning of "brothers for brothers". Harmless characters such as Stefan Cumaro and James Jarvis reveal the overall situation of racial discrimination across the country. The influence of extreme poverty, which Caucasians are responsible, made this story possible. A solution to this problem was drawn by Absalom, his crime and Arthur Jarvis. Dear cry of the country crying goal Racism Discrimination is to make all South Africans to get rid of racial discrimination Slowly collapsed society and its people. Ailun Pennsylvania Dayton tries to bring change and understanding, design his work expressing his views on corruption and South African racial hatred issues. His inclusion of the letters in the story will help to build conditions and the difficulties the country is experiencing, the whole presence of people and fear. The reality of racial discrimination - As seen in the crying patriotic patriotism, the country you love is not a novel of conflict between other men and their colleagues. This is the comprehensive meaning of "brothers for brothers". Harmless characters such as Stefan Cumaro and James Jarvis reveal the overall situation of racial discrimination across the country. The influence of extreme poverty, which Caucasians are responsible, made this story possible. A solution to this problem was drawn by Absalom, his crime and Arthur Jarvis. Alain · Peyton (Alain · Peyton) Alain · Peyton Air (Alan · Peyton Cly), a small country village near the town of Ndotsheni Li Suopu Love in the vicinity of Alain · Peyton (Ixopo) in 2003 Please use the title shouting country. The main character is Stephan Kumalo. His purpose is to find his family. He received a letter from Msimangu, a pastor telling her sister is sick. Kumalo decided he needed to go to Johannesburg to help his sister. Ailun Dayton, Pennsylvania In many famous speech beloved countries and Nelson Mandela, I can always notice many similarities between left Mandela at the end of chapter information and fiction audience. Mandela teaches another major lesson to share with us - at the end of the whole book, letters let you accept the key teachings of the past, Mandela, and look to the bright future. Generally, Nelson

William Cuthbert Faulkner (William Cuthbert Faulkner) "Faulkner is deep, an American writer deeply creating complex work, an outstanding figure of the 20th century, he often investigated South America's exploitation and corruption." William Faulkner Writing is the most common in Yocnapapoa County, which is home to his Mississippi-based fictitious region. Explore the southern history while observing humanity deeply. Faulkner's stylistic purpose is to show a mind that is inconsistent with itself. For many critics and readers Faulkner, WILLIAM (WILLIAM CUSBERT Faulkner) (1897 to 1962), William Faulkner still the most important writer of the 20th century: he invented a passionate and unique sound, A powerful, persuasive and persuasive person. Faulkner was known as one of the largest modernist innovations of the largest modernism (see Modernism) in 1926 published in 1962 and 19 short stories and more than 75 short stories, and most realistic. For example, NATHANIEL H AWTHORNE of other American writers, Henry James etc, or similarly, Faulkner is best known for his breakthrough novel: sounding and anger, I die, 8 Moon; Absalom, Absalom! ; And, go down, Moes. However, his short story was often chosen and caused many criticisms. Indeed, modern readers may be as familiar as "Eloy for Emily" or "Bear" in the novel. In addition, in the novels and stories, many identical individuals and families have appeared. The fact about American college novels, companions of the 2nd edition (literary series companions) William Cuthbert Faulkner was born on 25th September 1897 in New Albany, Mississippi. When Faulkner became five years old (Larinde), his family went to Oxford. His parents are Murry and Maud Falkner (Zane 2). Faulkner added "u" to his name in his Royal Air Force application for unknown reasons (5). Faulkner's great-grandfather, colonel William Faulkner C. Moved from 1841 and Mississippi delta to Tennessee. Colonel is the main character of the civil war, the plantation owner, the railroad builder, and even the writer (Larind). Faulkner's grandfather and father are respected but they are not wealthy. They are also alcoholism William Cuthbert Faulkner was born in New Albany in Mississippi State in 1897, it is (he will add "u" his last name and later) four sons Murry and Maud Butler Faulkner It was the beginning of. In 1904, Faulkner spent most of his time and his family moved to a college city in Oxford, Mississippi. His great grandfather in the name of his "former colonel", he was fighting the family head of the family during the Civil War, the construction of the railroad wrote the best selling romance novel "Memphis White Rose", and finally in the fight It was killed. Unpleasant business partner. Faulkner said that he agreed to this robust and dynamic ancestor, and in many cases he inherited his "ink blot"

Following Allison, he does not respect the religious beliefs to God. As a commit religion, it does not mean that life contacts secular ownership of Absalom's contact, but the church staff and members of the community as a respect to the whole work, he meant that he used his power Alison will track gifts and give presents. With these secular attachments, he seems to be the source of the punishment of Absalom, although in the past he could not keep Alison from his secular love of material goods. Like his custom of the day, he looked for Allison. Joey's "Story of Canterbury" In the story of Canterbury, Jeffrey Chao commented on the moral corruption of the Roman Catholic Church. Described many of the executives of the church's criticism and the lack of medieval social ethics, I remembered much of his work, loyalty and commitment to Christianity in Chaucer 's "hideout". "Retreat" and "Canterbury Tales" have seemingly opposite opinions. However, this contradiction did not weaken the social explanation of Joe. Instead, by "strengthening the inherent risk of doing so," retreat "emphasizes Joe's criticism of Canterbury tales in church and society. When Moral Joe of Joe 's "Canterbury Tales" wrote "Canterbury Tales", he had morality in his mind. Qiaotong often handles one out of seven? Is it fatal? I have sin. The story of a humorous mirror is no exception. The story is about carpenters married much younger than his young and beautiful women. At that time, Joe pointed out the carpenter's precautionary measures with the carpentry's voice. "Ignorance, he does not know Kato ... the story of the Canterbury monk Joe's attitude towards the monk, the priest was" unreasonable and happy ", but this fun statement is full of ridicule in the 14th century, You must give up on worldly things. One of sarcasm depends on begging for food and sowing life Monks are almost completely destroyed. They praise rich people and celebrities to deceive the poor, especially since women have completely ignored their single vowed oath. Chaucer

In theory, the Bible states that God always coexists with his people. "I tell them to obey all that I have taught to you, I am with you forever until the end of this era." Matthew 28:20. In the novel "whining", Alan Peyton's "country of beloved" conveys the message that the existence of God is recognized and ignored by letters and conveys a message saying "I love your brothers" Matthew 19 : 19), despite the skin color. Most importantly, Steven Cumaro is constantly looking for living in front of the Lord. As the cry of the beloved country 's law and customs has gone, as a cry of broken tribes Cry, beloved country, these things are not over (105, Peyton) We are crying, my dear The country was exhausted in 1946, the land secured for blacks that are part of the Republic of South Africa, Notsotsheni. In a novel written by Allen Peyton, young men and women started to leave Nottyze in the new town of Yodonesburg. One is he is also the disappearance of John Kumalo, a businessman of Johannesburg, brother Ndotsheni pastor Steven Kumalo's younger brother. "Screaming", "Favorite country" showing social Johannesburg "Always · Peyton's" cry "novel," Beloved country ", two roles, Analysis of Absalom girls and Gertrude as a whole. Absalom's girl symbolizes how her age became her mother or a few divorced girls. Meanwhile, my sister Gertrude Cumaro explained the quality young lady, she she Johannesburg dirty theft, corruption, lie and prostitution system. Both show the whole picture of Johannesburg. South African writer and anti apartheid activist Love Lunpa Dayton was published in 1948 before the institutionalization of South Africa's apartheid under apartheid, as the novel, wrote "Scream, my beloved country" novel . Paton used this novel as a medium to explain the destruction of the southern tribal system by white colonization. Through this novel, because we are exposed to many problems, returning to the original innocence, for the same Kumalo, even for his trip to Johannesburg and permanent change. Therefore, the bishop said to him, "Mr. Kumalo, you must leave Ndotcheni" (294), so that Kumalo returns to his former lifestyle, in his knowledge and understanding in Johannesburg I can not do it. Ellen Parton teaches attitudes similar to the attitude of Christ in "the country of crying love". Christ will love and lead people

In the history of British literature, the period from 1660 to 1700 was called the Dryden era. Also known as the recovery period, this is an era of change in political, social and literary fields. In political science this era witnessed the rule of three rulers, two dynasties and one revolution. The social life of this age was influenced greatly by the French style. The large plague of 1665 and the fire of 1666 had a great impact on the lives of people in the UK. Cities destroyed by violence were later destroyed by fire. Dryden is the dominant and most representative literary figure of the era, so the recovery period is also known as the Dryden era. During the restoration process, Charles II restored the throne and showed the beginning of a new era of British literature. The resurrection of Charles II brought about a revolutionary change in life and literature. - Shakespeare plays the lifetime of Shakespeare William Shakespeare was born in 1564 to John Shakespeare and his wife Mary Arden. His father loved and served at several local government offices. Shakespeare was well educated, but he did not attend university like other writers. Some of these writers laughed about him and his work. An example of this stupid thing is a novel published in 1592 by a famous playwright Robert Green. John Dryden (1631-1700) is an influential British poet, literary critic, translator and playwright who dominated the literary life of the British restoration era, so this era was called in the literary circle . For the days of Dryden. He founded a heroic couple as a standard form of English poetry. Dryden's greatest achievement is a satirical poem like the simulated hero MacFlecknoe (1682). Alexander Pope (1688 - 1744) was deeply influenced by Dryden and was often borrowed from him; other writers of the 18th century were influenced by Dryden and the Pope. It is not a secret that Dryden drafted a poem to ridicule Thomas · Shadwell another person of the contemporary period. Dredden researcher Richard Oden explained that Dryden wrote a simulated hero with Shadwell's "crime against literature". Another famous hero of Drayton was Absalom and Akit Top, published in 1681 until the end of the restoration. Dryden made his poem more than 300 years ago, but still it is possible to master an interesting version of his work. For example, you might notice a golden page of the 19th century, such as John Delton's poetry.

I will learn and change while traveling. People can change emotionally, psychologically, spiritually. The journey was scary at first, and often experienced pain and pain. But after all, this trip has some understanding, unlike what they started. Steven Cumaro, James Jarvis, Absalom Kumaro picked this up with Alan Patton's "cry". Pastor Stephan Kumalo of Ndotsheni town will visit this great city of Johannesburg. As the cry of the beloved country 's law and customs has gone, as a cry of broken tribes Cry, beloved country, these things are not over (105, Peyton) We are crying, my dear The country was exhausted in 1946, the land secured for blacks that are part of the Republic of South Africa, Notsotsheni. In a novel written by Allen Peyton, young men and women started to leave Nottyze in the new town of Yodonesburg. One is he is also the disappearance of John Kumalo, a businessman of Johannesburg, brother Ndotsheni pastor Steven Kumalo's younger brother. Alain Payton 's crying patriotism I chose to write a patriotic crybaby book. This book is about ambiguity and settlement. The hero of the story, Steven Cumaro, please cope with the family fight and bring it with me. The first few chapters of this book are in a small town called Ndotshenti. However, this activity took place in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Stephan Kumalo discovered that sunlight may be present even if nothing happens in life. Alain · Peyton (Alain · Peyton) Alain · Peyton Air (Alan · Peyton Cly), a small country village near the town of Ndotsheni Li Suopu Love in the vicinity of Alain · Peyton (Ixopo) in 2003 Please use the title shouting country. The main character is Stephan Kumalo. His purpose is to find his family. He received a letter from Msimangu, a pastor telling her sister is sick. Kumalo decided he needed to go to Johannesburg to help his sister. Ailun Dayton, Pennsylvania In many famous speech beloved countries and Nelson Mandela, I can always notice many similarities between left Mandela at the end of chapter information and fiction audience. Mandela teaches another major lesson to share with us - at the end of the whole book, letters let you accept the key teachings of the past, Mandela, and look to the bright future. Generally, Nelson Dear cry of the country crying goal Racism Discrimination is to make all South Africans to get rid of racial discrimination Slowly collapsed society and its people. Ailun Pennsylvania Dayton tries to bring change and understanding, design his work expressing his views on corruption and South African racial hatred issues. His inclusion of the letters in the story will help to build conditions and the difficulties the country is experiencing, the whole presence of people and fear.

Suddenly the importance of the flow of consciousness in farewell weapons suddenly enters your heart and flows into your heart; you start thinking, you are in a flow of consciousness. There are not any words or sentences you have in your own world, sometimes you have all the feelings of the world that exists only in your world, your heart. According to Charles Bohner and Dean Dougherty (1216), this is how the flow of consciousness works. Through his own three conscious flows, Ernest Hemingway developed Henry's character and "goodbye weapons", war and love, and all emotions between the two. for Consciousness flow is a distinguishing feature of psychological novels. This is an important aspect of psychological novels. The word "consciousness flow" was made by American philosopher and psychologist William James. In 1915, a novelist / philosopher Messinclerea used the pilgrimage of Samuel Richardson for the first time in his comments. The flow of consciousness has been widely used by many famous British and American novelists of the 20th century. James Joyce is using it in his novel "Ulysses". It is almost completely used between Virginia Woolf's novel, the waves of Mrs Dalloway, the lighthouse, Jacob's room and apostolic books. When I was lying dead, it was also used by William Faulkner's "sound and anger"! Absalom! Suddenly the importance of the flow of consciousness in farewell weapons suddenly enters your heart and flows into your heart; you start thinking, you are in a flow of consciousness. There are not any words or sentences you have in your own world, sometimes you have all the feelings of the world that exists only in your world, your heart. According to Charles Bohner and Dean Dougherty (1216), this is how the flow of consciousness works. Through his own three conscious flows, Ernest Hemingway developed Henry's character and "goodbye weapons", war and love, and all emotions between the two. for

Alain Payton 's crying patriotism I chose to write a patriotic crybaby book. This book is about ambiguity and settlement. The hero of the story, Steven Cumaro, please cope with the family fight and bring it with me. The first few chapters of this book are in a small town called Ndotshenti. However, this activity took place in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Stephan Kumalo discovered that sunlight may be present even if nothing happens in life. Alain · Peyton (Alain · Peyton) Alain · Peyton Air (Alan · Peyton Cly), a small country village near the town of Ndotsheni Li Suopu Love in the vicinity of Alain · Peyton (Ixopo) in 2003 Please use the title shouting country. The main character is Stephan Kumalo. His purpose is to find his family. He received a letter from Msimangu, a pastor telling her sister is sick. Kumalo decided he needed to go to Johannesburg to help his sister. Ailun Dayton, Pennsylvania In many famous speech beloved countries and Nelson Mandela, I can always notice many similarities between left Mandela at the end of chapter information and fiction audience. Mandela teaches another major lesson to share with us - at the end of the whole book, letters let you accept the key teachings of the past, Mandela, and look to the bright future. Generally, Nelson Alain Payton 's crying patriotism I chose to write a patriotic crybaby book. This book is about ambiguity and settlement. The hero of the story, Steven Cumaro, please cope with the family fight and bring it with me. The first few chapters of this book are in a small town called Ndotshenti. However, this activity took place in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Stephan Kumalo discovered that sunlight may be present even if nothing happens in life. "Allen Peyton" began shouting patriotism and depicted the vicinity of Iskopol village where Pastor Stephan Kumaró lived. Payton regards this as an isolated area in the country. This is very important for the development of the character of Kumalo and the relationship with the metropolitan area of ​​Johannesburg and will find himself soon. Though the author is totally "crying" and the importance of the crime committed in "the country you love" is their role, let's consider what it represents. This has been proved by two separate events. At first it was a trip from Alexandra to Johannesburg, the second time is the end of the trial at Absalom · Cumaro. In both cases, Caucasians show loyalty to South African blacks. A white man carrying black people for the first time supported the strike in the car, and the reforming youth left black on the coat a second time. Therefore, the public significance of action is obvious to this book.

Pearl Comfort Sydenstricker was born in Hillsboro, West Virginia on June 26, 1892. Her parents Absalom and Caroline Sydenstricker are presbyterian missionaries in the south and are stationed in China. Pearl is the fourth child of the seven children (and one that only survives until three adults). Her parents are going to be born on vacation in the US; when she becomes 3 months she is ... Read More In her biography, China's pearl back: land travel Hilary spring wrote: "Pearl Sydenstricker was born in a ghost family. When she looks back, she is the fifth of seven children, she I was begging to sing with my mother, listen to songs and tell stories ... Brothers and sisters who surrounded pearls in these early memories also seemed like a dream Arthur Brothers died of dysentery, cholera, malaria for 6 years, Edgar was the oldest 10 years old when pearls were born, stayed for a long enough to teach her to walk, When I returned to the US for education, he will be a young man twenty years before my sister will see him again. "The three people came before I was born, left as soon as I left It was. I am alive, "she said. On 26th June 1982, Pearl Sydenstricker was born in Hillsboro, West Virginia and was born in a missionary of two American Presbyterian churches who served mainly in China ("Buck, Pearl S.") It was. At the age of 2, Bach and her family returned to China, then for the next 6 years, adapting to the culture of China, living while incorporating the heritage of the United States. In his childhood in China, Buck urged her to integrate America and China's culture and values. At the age of 15, the back was sent to the boarding school in Shanghai to continue studying at Randolph Macon Women's College in Lynchburg, Virginia, and graduated to teach psychology in 1914. After that, she finished studying at Cornell University and got a master's degree in art.

William Faulkner: The life of William Faulkner in paper life is defined by what he can not be regarded as a true southern gentleman. He has never been rich, strength, knights or honor. Therefore, the soul male temperament myth disappointed him. Faulkner avoided violence and he did not prove himself in battle. He is neither a diligent nor a good family. The worst thing is that he did not go with his father about "old colonel". The code of Southern Gentleman appreciates the family tradition. William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily" plot plays an important role in William Faulkner's plot plot, plotting plays an important role in the story's structure. Faulkner does not line up in chronological order in this short story. Instead he used an order with many twists and turns. Although it does not seem to be relevant when reading, in other words, it plays an important role in how the reader explains the story. Why Faulkner presents the story of this story this way. - When you turn on the scene, the opening scene of the feature film, which affects drawing settings and characters, plays a major role in establishing important elements parallel to the rest of the movie. Three important elements are settings, letters and pictures. In this article, we will cover the movie "Death Poet Society" as an example. The first scene of the "Death Poet Society" is a dim room, and the candle is illuminated by a boy in school uniform. William Faulkner's "Emily's Rose", William Faulkner's "Emily's Rose", a small town story after the civil warfare focuses on strange and tragic events of Miss Emily Grissen's life. At first glance, Emily seems to be a lonely woman, but her confidence and inferiority feel seems to be derived from her father's growth. - Importance of Faulkner 's importance in "Roses for Emily" What is the difference between children and children? Technically, small things and small things are synonyms, but the meaning of each image changes because each image transmitted is very different. The words chosen by the author have a big influence on the interpretation of the reader. William Faulkner is fully aware of this and using it. WILLIAM CUTHBERT FAULKNER (1897 - 1962) For many critics and readers, William Faulkner is still the most important writer of the 20th century. He invented a unique voice, passion. It is persuasive and persuasive. Faulkner is known as one of the largest and most authentic innovative modernists (see Modernism) and has published 19 novels and over 75 short stories from 1926 to 1962. For example, like other American writers, NATHANIEL H AWTHORNE and Henry James, Faulkner is best known for his landmark novel: blasphemy, confusion, my death, eight months, Absalom, Absalom ! ; And, GO GO DOWN, MOSES. However, his short story was often chosen and caused many criticisms. Indeed, modern readers may be as well known as "A ROSE FOR EMILY" and "The BEAR" in the novel. Moreover, many identical individuals and families appear in novels and stories. Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion)

Faulkner 's country' s modernization corruption The traditional value of American modernization and destruction of lifestyle seems to be a common theme throughout the Faulkner 's "Herd" section of stories collection. In "Barn Burning", Abner Snopes seems to think that the world is opposed to him: "You do not know that they want only the opportunity to attack me ... (8 ). He believes that fire is a "weapon for maintaining integrity" (8) Obviously he has no disparity in living standards between farmers such as major Major in Spain and workers like himself I feel it is fair. Damage to him (then say again, maybe he is just a bad guy like Faulkn On Friday afternoon in Oxford, my family was doing a lot of traffic on my way to William Faulkner. Callie Barr and William Faulkner believe that because this country is racist, racist, nonconscious and violent, it is a superficial racist, sexist, mediocre, violent I think that it is a white reality television star White reality - TV star. I think that they all say it in their own way, "It is not surprising that violence is violent." For me, the relationship between William Faulkner and Callie Barr is more meaningful. I am a fool, a southern. I carefully want to see this relationship, but I know that Callie Barr will allow William Faulkner's most dazzling story intervention. And I think that William Faulkner makes a part of Kelly Barr fragile, safer, and perhaps even more happy. WILLIAM CUTHBERT FAULKNER (1897 - 1962) For many critics and readers, William Faulkner is still the most important writer of the 20th century. He invented a unique voice, passion. It is persuasive and persuasive. Faulkner is known as one of the largest and most authentic innovative modernists (see Modernism) and has published 19 novels and over 75 short stories from 1926 to 1962. For example, like other American writers, NATHANIEL H AWTHORNE and Henry James, Faulkner is best known for his landmark novel: brawl and fuss, 8 months when I die, Absalom, Absalom! ; And, GO GO DOWN, MOSES. However, his short story was often chosen and caused many criticisms. In fact, modern readers may know as well as "A ROSE FOR EMILY" and "The BEAR" in the novel. Moreover, many identical individuals and families appear in novels and stories. Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion) William Cuthbert Faulkner was a Nobel laureate and received a literary award in 1949. He wrote novels, short stories, poetry, and scripts. He is famous for his novels and short stories in the fictional Yoknapatawpha state of Mississippi. Faulkner is one of the most famous American writers, generally considered to be a great writer in the south of the United States ... Read more about William Faulkner >> Thomas Lanier Williams III, also known as Tennessee Williams Sri Lanka is one of the most popular playwrights in the United States and is currently considered one of the most important writers of the 20th century. He wrote more than 30 screenplays, some of which became part of the Western drama. He also wrote novels and short stories, but he is almost completely known in his theater. His genius is the art presented on behalf of society in his integrity, absorbing drama. Read more about Tennessee Williams >>

The essence of loneliness in Chopin's novel, awakening "Although the name of this work is other things, she calls it" loneliness ". When she heard the news, a man was near a rough rock by the sea. He is naked and his attitude is a desperate resignation as he is flying off his plane and watching distant birds. "(47)" There are no creatures that can be seen up and down along the white sand beach. The winged birds fluttered in the air and was suffering, moving and flickering and was falling in the water ... when she was completely alone on the beach she was an uncomfortable pierced dress from her I threw Isolated theme in "Awakening" One of the themes of Kate Chopin's novel "Awakening" is the result of choosing independence rather than integration. Edna Pontellier, the protagonist of the novel, faces this result after going on a self-discovery trip. "As Edna expresses its ability to grow, the number of people who can understand the newly discovered language will decrease," (Word 3). Edna entered from waking up with a Victorian wife and mother ... Did I want to know how the women's lifestyle in the 19th century looked like? If they are independent, professional women, or they are typical housewives, they cook, clean, watch the children, and take care of their husbands. Is it possible for women of this age to express themselves freely, or what society expects from them? Kate Chopin is a female writer who writes several stories about women and two novels. One of her famous works of art is awakening The story style of the awakening Kate Chopin can be classified as naturalism. Chopin 's novel has features of French short story writer Guy De Mobosang. It is a strong concern for the complexity of human behavior and social structure. This shows Chopin's longing for Mopansant, another example of Maupassant's great influence on the literary realism of the 19th century. What is clear even in the awakening is the southern novel as a future future type not only from the viewpoint of scenes and themes but also in terms of narrative style. The lyrical depiction of emotional change in her main character in Chopin is Faulkner's extended narrative skill in Absalom's novel like Absalom! Harmony and confusion Chopin depicts her experience of Creole's lifestyle. There, women are strictly regulated and confined to the role of wife and mother, which influences her "native color" novels and focuses on Creole culture. Awakening Kate Chopin's "Awakening" in Chopin immediately caused controversy within the range that Edna Ponterie marked the emergence of the American fiction "female character" in the early 19th century. A contemporary of Kate Chopin (1851 - 1904) was shocked by the depiction of a woman with sexual desire. Even without accusing her main character, Chopin remains neutral ... I am trying to get rid of the male dominated society to find the identity by looking for words in the awakening Kate Chopin's novel "Awakening" The story of a woman in the latter half of the 19th century. Herself. Edna Pontellier is trying to find himself, but only characters that can be used are "real women", classic wives and mothers, "new women", extreme women seeking equality with men. Patricia S. Yaeger, in her article "A language that nobody can understand"

Crying, dear country is the impressive story of Pastor Zulu Steven Cumaro and his son Absalom. They live in an African country that has been torn apart by ethnic tension and hatred. It is based on love and hope, courage and perseverance, and dealing with human dignity. The writer died living in South Africa (1992) and died, it is one of the greatest writers in this country. His other works include a fallopee too late, but your land is a story from a beautiful and chaotic land. This is a movie starred by James Earl Jones and Richard Harris. According to movie adaptation, according to "Cry, Beloved Country" (1951) of the UK drama movie Zoltan Corda, he adapted from a novel of the same name that Lee and Charles Carson of Canada co - starred. This film is very popular with critics and viewers. This function has been fully photographed in South Africa. Celebrity Poitier and Lee and Producer / Director Korda said South African immigration authorities Poitier and Lee were not actors, but Korda, because the country complies with strict racial discrimination (compulsory racial discrimination) I made a plan to tell the contract officials. Otherwise, it is possible that two black actors and a white director were arrested and imprisoned without trial. This is the first time that major movies have been screened in this ethnically divided country, terrible situations will be seen seriously. Alan Paton's Alan Paton Cry, Alan Paton, 2003, the title used in the scream of the beloved country near Isop's small country town, near Ndotsheni village (Ixopo). The main character is Stephen Cumaro, whose goal is to find his family a native priest. He received a letter from Pastor Msimangu telling him that his sister is sick. Kumaro decided to go to Johannesburg to help her sister. In the cries of many famous speech Allen · Paiton by Dear countries and Nelson · Mandela, I will always see many similarities between Mandela's information left in the audience and the end chapter of the novel I was able to notice. At the end of the book, the character is taught to accept the past, Mandela's important teachings, and a brighter future - another great lesson that Mandela shared with us. Generally, Nelson Alain Payton 's crying beloved country I have decided to write a crying patriotic book. This book is about ambiguity and settlement. The protagonist of the story, Stephen Cumaro, should deal with his family's struggle and bring them together. The first few chapters of the book are in a small town called Ndotshenti. However, this action took place in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Stephan Kumalo discovered that sunlight may be present even if nothing happens in life.

When this happens, the men in the group are cooking some of the food he is ready to eat while the girl smokes. All three girls found something to drink and then went downstairs downstairs. They sat on a billiard table, they placed the chair, and they sat down in a place that seemed to be assigned a seat. Everyone has their own place. Men and girls B have their own laptop and the other two have their own phone (girls A and C). Girl A seems to be in charge of music. They spent a long time deciding what to listen to and they finally chose "Disney Radio". Stoner in the farm entered a little bigger university than his colleagues. His parents asked him to study agriculture. They are expecting that he will take over the farm when he gets older and that university level agricultural programs will give him the opportunity to learn all the latest developments in that field. However, he changed his major. Stoner 's literary professor read Shakespeare' s sonnet in class, Stoner was shaken by the beauty of poetry, studied literature, decided to become a scholar. At the age of 19, Stoner attended nearby universities and studied agriculture at a new agricultural school. Everyday activities of college life became a shelter in the wilderness. Stoner arrived on campus in 1910 and never left. For 46 years, Stoner suffered from a troublesome American discord. He tried to bridge the gap between how literature made him feel how he expressed his feelings. Williams began his novel with two rumors in Stoner's inconspicuous life. William Faulkner of Absalom used the equipment before the same abstract, but Faulkner used the Quentin story about the sacred division of the Sutton family tragedy to intrigue the reader's interest. Williams starts with the lowest, most concise notes. From there, he slowly made Symphony into a sorrowful satire. "Book of King" is a band I do not know anything, and decided to try it mainly for the title of the album. They play Stoning Lock with some classic Stoner style. A female lead singer is most famous and in some way reminds me of Khemmis. The guitar is the expected rhythm and the bass has some wonderful moments, but nothing special for me. Sometimes there is a space keyboard that is added to the atmosphere. After all, this is a good sorter album, but I am not excited at the moment.

Cry Freedom Cry Free is a real TV show. The main character of the movie is Steve Biko (acted by actor Denzel Washington), a man in his early 30s who has the ability to guide his people; blacks oppose South Africa's corruption. His most widely accepted view or point is "We do not want to be forced into your society ... I will not be what you want me to be." At that time, Biko was able to show what racial discrimination was doing. "From the bottom of my heart, we are all restricted." The words of singer and composer Dave Matthews are apartheid, racial separation is actually a very real fact in South Africa Respectively. Indigenous people in South Africa have been discriminated against in the history of South Africa. The source of prejudice lies in the colonial rule of Europe. For the first time in the 17th and 18th centuries, the first settlers in the Netherlands began arriving in South Africa, the collapse of black society began. In 1652, one of the world's largest trade monopoly companies, the Dutch East India Company dispatched a handful of Jan Van Riebeeck and its employees to South Africa's Kiyoshi Peak. The company's initial plan was to establish a refreshment station for trade ships with Asian Dutch colonies. However, there is no final event at the end. Suppression of "crying freedom" is crying, beloved country For many years, the South African government has suppressed its black population. Suppression based on color difference suppression is not desirable. I heard the voice of South Africa with both works. As a voice of a black man based in South Africa, black people are in the center of South Africa. - Analyzing the beloved country crying in the Allen Parton novel "Cry", the girls of Absalom and Gertrude, you can see how the society as a whole in Johannesburg is. Absalom's girl symbolizes how his age became a mother and that he became a few divorced girls. On the other hand, Kumalo's sister Gertrude explained the quality of a depraved young woman from theft, liars, prostitution systems in Johannesburg. The current crisis is the story of these two revolutionaries. Both of them are called "freedom", but their view of freedom is the opposite. They have different roots (Bible and enlightenment), different human views (realism and utopianism), various viewpoints of change (increment and radicalism), various views of freedom (what you should do and do) License) You have different views of the government (protection and progress), various accountability views (between "under God" and "without God"), and various views on correcting mistakes (confession and Settlement and compensation and revenge))

The biblical stories of their movies, Matrix, Andy and Rally Wachowski matrix included many implications and symbols to enhance the appeal of this landmark SF movie. With the wonderful stunts and pictures of this movie, the Wakovsky brothers greatly support the attraction of the matrix through a carefully made story that spans time and reality. These implications and symbols include references from notorious authors like Lewis Carroll, John, Jon Bunyan and Descartes. I will study the Bible. : The use of sacred classics in literature is the technique used by authors to change the reader's mind. The idea of ​​the reader is challenging the use of the Bible in literature. In "Mark's Gospel" by Jorge Luis Borges, Borges uses many Biblical references and gives readers different perspectives on the main character. - One of the most outstanding features of the Bible is that it is full of prophecies. Christ himself has accomplished 305 out of the Old Testament prophecies on Messiah. Especially for 70 years of prophecy of Daniel 9th ​​chapter 24-27. Here, we wish not only that the event will lead to the sufferings of Christ and the future prophecies of the day, but also the authority of the author of God's sovereignty. In the context of South African ethnic and cultural issues, Allen Paiton uses Biblical references as a way of maintaining his faith in this struggling country. By using the Biblical reference in his novel, one finds that Ellen Peyton is a religious figure and wishes that his country will change. By crying, Dear Father Peyton talks about the same two very different relationships between two very different families, father and son, your brothers love his own ideas like Christ will do. Importance To dear motherland. In the book, Steven Kumaro found his only son, Absalom, for the murder. He visited his son in prison and allowed him to murder a white man. After visiting my son in prison, Stephen and his brother John are discussing to find a lawyer. John

He will ask himself, "Why are you laughing?" (254), or "I have laughed at Dahl for this reason" (254). He answers "yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, no" in an eerie answer (254). To be honest, I do not think Dahl is strange. He is very reasonable about most stories. So then, when he knew that he was not such a fact, why did he suddenly behave as if he were crazy? Darl and Jewel are also in a complex relationship. They do not always work. Given the relationship between Jewel and Ady, Dale jealous jewel. Be sure to take classes. At the seminar on Falkner's novel on one semester, one of my partners finally began to read Yoknapatawpha's "Four Big" - "Hey and Fury", "I dead dead", "Shelter" and "Bet". Salon "," Absalom "! - One week before the examination I am not me, I call it a brown nose (some people do), but I think these jobs and the syllabus in our syllabus It was a hard time for all the other people to expire, which makes the course more valuable, and frankly, I need to read and talk to understand what is going on Do not misunderstand me as "do not misunderstand", the professor noticed that the person reading the work is not hurt. I Lay Dying is an American metal band from San Diego, California. The band was founded in 2000 by the vocalist Tim Lambesis; when the recognition teammate Jordan Mancino joined As I Lay Dying, the project became a group. The band released six albums, one split album and two albums. I Lay Dying's fourth studio album "An Ocean Between Us" ranked first in the Top Rock list as it ranked 8th in the Billboard 200. The band performed with Wacken Open Air, Full Full, Soundwave Festival, Underground Sound, Warped Tour, Bloodstock Open Air, Taste of Chaos. In 2007, she won the "Ultimate Metal God" award from MTV 2 in the 1st "All That Rocks" special program, and in 2005, 2007 and 2008 she presented the San Diego Music Award "Artist of the Year" It was chosen. "; And it shone in the 2008 Grammy nomination for song" Nothing Left "

Crying racial ethics, patriotism can be identified by different lawyers all over the world. All sex, color, religion, in this case, the people of the race are being tortured. Apartheid in the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and 1970s was unfair throughout South Africa. Apartheid is a strict policy between the white European and the black government. The official goal of apartheid is to enact legislation that isolates these organizations in most activities such as education, employment, housing, politics. Crying, dear country is a deep and moving story of Steven Cumaro Sulu and his son Absalom in the background of the land background and people divided by ethnic injustice. "Cry", "Pet Country" known for its lyrical, unforgettable characters and events is classic love and hope, courage and perseverance derived from human dignity. Allen Patton from South Africa was born in Peter Maritzburg, Natal in 1843. Peyton 's first career was taught at school for a South African son of wealthy white, but at the age of thirty he suffered a serious blow. In the attack of intestinal fever, when he needed to reflect on his life, he decided not to teach a rich son for the rest of his life. He found the head of the Dietkloof reforming institution at the edge of a big prison school for Johannesburg's prison black boys. South African writer and anti apartheid activist Love Lunpa Dayton was published in 1948 before the institutionalization of South Africa's apartheid under apartheid, as the novel, wrote "Scream, my beloved country" novel . Paton used this novel as a medium to explain the destruction of the southern tribal system by white colonization. Through this novel, because we are exposed to many problems, returning to the original innocence, for the same Kumalo, even for his trip to Johannesburg and permanent change. Therefore, the bishop said to him, "Mr. Kumalo, you must leave Ndotcheni" (294), so that Kumalo returns to his former lifestyle, in his knowledge and understanding in Johannesburg I can not do it. Ellen Parton teaches attitudes similar to the attitude of Christ in "the country of crying love". Christ will love and lead people Crying racial ethics, patriotism can be identified by different lawyers all over the world. All sex, color, religion, in this case, the people of the race are being tortured. Apartheid in the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and 1970s was unfair throughout South Africa. Apartheid is a strict policy between the white European and the black government. The official goal of apartheid is to enact legislation that isolates these organizations in most activities such as education, employment, housing, politics.

In 1637, Anne Hutchinson was tried at the Massachusetts Bay Colonial Governor. During the exam she acknowledged that she had experienced God's "direct revelation." She said, "My voice to my soul from my soul." After talking with the authorities, John Winthrop concluded "... this is the root of all mischiefs." She got guilty and was expelled from the colony. In 1775, Freeborn Garrettson also had a similar mysterious experience. However, others opposed the advertisement of slave owners and encouraged slaves to take off. Mary Anshad is a black woman from Delaware who settled in Canada - it is not born in slavery. She wrote a pamphlet of 45 pages entitled "Advocacy for Immigrants" for African Americans, or an ethical, social and political memo in West Canada. Anti-slavery society emerges in cities and towns in North America, and new immigrants are welcome. However, sympathy for newcomers has been so far. There is another conference that hopes to end black immigrants against all conferences supporting the abolition of the death penalty. Some civilians openly demand that slaves be returned Africans also occupied an important position in reformist movement after the revolution. "Black Harry Hosier" often speaks with Methodist leaders Francis Asbury, Thomas Cork, Freeborn Garretton, but his race is against white people. Other African methodist missionaries working in Virginia and Maryland. Sometimes, when Africans obey African missionaries, tension develops from time to time. At one point, the white methodist who spoke to the congregation of mixed ethnic groups lost his African audience when African Methodist missionary joined him. When Africans began to preach, the African audience said, "Since I was walking around soon, I might pray with a sermon at the church." One congregation was led by an African American named Absalom Jones, the first of which was called the African Church, but later renamed St. Thomas. Like most black people in Philadelphia, Elisa is also free. She said that Philadelphia is the best city for freeing slaves and African freedom. Quakers here did not insist on slavery and tried to convince others that slavery violated God's will. It is obvious that the treatment of blacks is different from whites' treatment, it is obvious that you can see it, but Eliza can not tell her what to do and where to go, I can not defeat it. When I was eight years old, she received a letter saying that her husband was killed by a runaway horse. That was her worst day. She did not say a word for a couple of months. My father was dead for two years, so my mother knows what is in Eliza's heart. They all use a big spoon to make up for their sorrows, that is what the mother said. It took a couple of years, but the smile slowly returned to Eliza 's face. She is not sour like a mother

"As it arrived, it never failed as it happened in the century, but when the dawn comes, our liberation, the bondage of fear and the bondage of fear, why, this is a secret. Allen Peyton's novel "Cry, Dear Country" can be understood as political novels and art novels. This book deals with political issues, but the magic that conveys these questions through the story is very artistic (as illustrated above), so Peyton's novel "Cry, Dear Country" is an art novel I think. Alain · Peyton (Alain · Peyton) Alain · Peyton Air (Alan · Peyton Cly), a small country village near the town of Ndotsheni Li Suopu Love in the vicinity of Alain · Peyton (Ixopo) in 2003 Please use the title shouting country. The main character is Stephan Kumalo. His purpose is to find his family. He received a letter from Msimangu, a pastor telling her sister is sick. Kumalo decided he needed to go to Johannesburg to help his sister. Ailun Dayton, Pennsylvania In many famous speech beloved countries and Nelson Mandela, I can always notice many similarities between left Mandela at the end of chapter information and fiction audience. Mandela teaches another major lesson to share with us - at the end of the whole book, letters let you accept the key teachings of the past, Mandela, and look to the bright future. Generally, Nelson Alain Payton 's crying patriotism I chose to write a patriotic crybaby book. This book is about ambiguity and settlement. The hero of the story, Steven Cumaro, please cope with the family fight and bring it with me. The first few chapters of this book are in a small town called Ndotshenti. However, this activity took place in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Stephan Kumalo discovered that sunlight may be present even if nothing happens in life. "Allen Peyton" began shouting patriotism and depicted the vicinity of Iskopol village where Pastor Stephan Kumaró lived. Payton regards this as an isolated area in the country. This is very important for the development of the character of Kumalo and the relationship with the metropolitan area of ​​Johannesburg and will find himself soon. Though the author is totally "crying" and the importance of the crime committed in "the country you love" is their role, let's consider what it represents. This has been proved by two separate events. At first it was a trip from Alexandra to Johannesburg, the second time is the end of the trial at Absalom · Cumaro. In both cases, Caucasians show loyalty to South African blacks. A white man carrying black people for the first time supported the strike in the car, and the reforming youth left black on the coat a second time. Therefore, the public significance of action is obvious to this book.

When Alan Peyton wrote "Cry, Dear Country" in 1948, it is clear that the social structure was trying to leave a permanent impression that insults the concept of common humanity (Malamud) did. This story centers on the pursuit of two literally figurative men's sons who refined the struggle faced by humans to understand and improve the world. Given that Peyton uncovered emotional confusion trying to understand personal ethics, this novel is special. Alain · Peyton (Alain · Peyton) Alain · Peyton Air (Alan · Peyton Cly), a small country village near the town of Ndotsheni Li Suopu Love in the vicinity of Alain · Peyton (Ixopo) in 2003 Please use the title shouting country. The main character is Stephan Kumalo. His purpose is to find his family. He received a letter from Msimangu, a pastor telling her sister is sick. Kumalo decided he needed to go to Johannesburg to help his sister. Ailun Dayton, Pennsylvania In many famous speech beloved countries and Nelson Mandela, I can always notice many similarities between left Mandela at the end of chapter information and fiction audience. Mandela teaches another major lesson to share with us - at the end of the whole book, letters let you accept the key teachings of the past, Mandela, and look to the bright future. Generally, Nelson Alain Payton 's crying patriotism I chose to write a patriotic crybaby book. This book is about ambiguity and settlement. The hero of the story, Steven Cumaro, please cope with the family fight and bring it with me. The first few chapters of this book are in a small town called Ndotshenti. However, this activity took place in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Stephan Kumalo discovered that sunlight may be present even if nothing happens in life. "Allen Peyton" began shouting patriotism and depicted the vicinity of Iskopol village where Pastor Stephan Kumaró lived. Payton regards this as an isolated area in the country. This is very important for the development of the character of Kumalo and the relationship with the metropolitan area of ​​Johannesburg and will find himself soon. Though the author is totally "crying" and the importance of the crime committed in "the country you love" is their role, let's consider what it represents. This has been proved by two separate events. At first it was a trip from Alexandra to Johannesburg, the second time is the end of the trial at Absalom · Cumaro. In both cases, Caucasians show loyalty to South African blacks. A white man carrying black people for the first time supported the strike in the car, and the reforming youth left black on the coat a second time. Therefore, the public significance of action is obvious to this book.

Hope This is what people have survived centuries. Without hope, African Americans in the early 1800s will yield to the will of the slave owner. For this reason, Mandela is considered to be such a great leader. A message through a speech from Nelson Mandela is one of the wishes. This is the only thing that the Nodzaye can prosper (Cixi). I believe that Alan Paton wants to unite South African land. There are many similarities between the novel and real life of apartheid in South Africa. As the cry of the beloved country 's law and customs has gone, as a cry of broken tribes Cry, beloved country, these things are not over (105, Peyton) We are crying, my dear The country was exhausted in 1946, the land secured for blacks that are part of the Republic of South Africa, Notsotsheni. In a novel written by Allen Peyton, young men and women started to leave Nottyze in the new town of Yodonesburg. One is he is also the disappearance of John Kumalo, a businessman of Johannesburg, brother Ndotsheni pastor Steven Kumalo's younger brother. "Screaming", "Favorite country" showing social Johannesburg "Always · Peyton's" cry "novel," Beloved country ", two roles, Analysis of Absalom girls and Gertrude as a whole. Absalom's girl symbolizes how her age became her mother or a few divorced girls. Meanwhile, my sister Gertrude Cumaro explained the quality young lady, she she Johannesburg dirty theft, corruption, lie and prostitution system. Both show the whole picture of Johannesburg. Alain Payton 's crying patriotism I chose to write a patriotic crybaby book. This book is about ambiguity and settlement. The hero of the story, Steven Cumaro, please cope with the family fight and bring it with me. The first few chapters of this book are in a small town called Ndotshenti. However, this activity took place in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Stephan Kumalo discovered that sunlight may be present even if nothing happens in life.

It is set in South Africa, but the theme of a country that loves to cry brings permanent and universal benefits. These are crime and punishment, the labor cost of power and wealth, the theme of division and reconciliation. The root cause of Johannesburg's crime is migration from rural to urban areas. As indigenous people have small, dry, dry farmland, it is difficult to cultivate common maize crops. White farmers, on the other hand, have abundant land and fertile agricultural land, and can grow different kinds of crops. As the cry of the beloved country 's law and customs has gone, as a cry of broken tribes Cry, beloved country, these things are not over (105, Peyton) We are crying, my dear The country was exhausted in 1946, the land secured for blacks that are part of the Republic of South Africa, Notsotsheni. In a novel written by Allen Peyton, young men and women started to leave Nottyze in the new town of Yodonesburg. One is he is also the disappearance of John Kumalo, a businessman of Johannesburg, brother Ndotsheni pastor Steven Kumalo's younger brother. "Screaming", "Favorite country" showing social Johannesburg "Always · Peyton's" cry "novel," Beloved country ", two roles, Analysis of Absalom girls and Gertrude as a whole. Absalom's girl symbolizes how her age became her mother or a few divorced girls. Meanwhile, my sister Gertrude Cumaro explained the quality young lady, she she Johannesburg dirty theft, corruption, lie and prostitution system. Both show the whole picture of Johannesburg. Corruption is one of the most popular themes among "crying patriot", the theme of today's world. In this story, the authors depict many different roles that represent the broad social spread of disease, John Cumaro, Gertold, Avasalom. Johannesburg itself is a summary of all the mistakes of the city today. Corruption and poverty. Crime is awkward and citizens keeping the law are forced to survive as much as possible. One of the most typical rotting products of "Crying patriot" is John Kumalo. He is not married, hires a lawyer who effectively lies without saying a lie and effectively kills his nephew. His excellent feature is that he uses his political power to promote the native cause of Africa, he further realizes his ambitions and is dirty. He does not have the necessary heart of a revolutionary leader. This will be his downfall.

This is not one of his most famous poems, but John Dryden faces me in charm and brings him as my time someday, someday, in the late 17th century you are using this fair Not one, one of the greatest British poets I wrote. Drayton was born in the UK Puritan family in 1631 and died in 1700. It is known for his irony and other occasional poems. But he is also a famous playwright and critic. In this first special poem, John Dryden's literature wrote a story about love in an unexpected conflict, using various means amongst the whole verse, including poetry, rhyme and plumage planning. John Dryden (1631-1700) was known to the world of literature during this period, was a British poet, literary critic, translator and playwright influential and dominating the literary life of restoration England Age of dryden. He founded a heroic couple as a standard form of British poetry. The biggest achievement of Dryden is a satire poem like the simulated hero MacFlecknoe (1682). Deeply, in many cases borrowed from him, Dryden, influenced Alexander Pope (1688-1744); also influenced by Pope and Dryden, other writers of the 18th century Although he died in 1700, John Dryden is often regarded as a writer of the 18th century, not the 17th century. Incredibly diverse Dryden is the first poet who accomplishes innovation in translation and aesthetic philosophy and uses neoclassical heroes for his work. Later writers' Dryden influence is enormous, Alexander Pope praised him greatly, often imitating, Samuel Johnson improves language, emotional improvements and adjusts the number of English poetry. In addition to thinking about poetry to him, Drayton wrote many essays, preface, satire, translation, biography (introducing English into words), drama. "Dramatic poetry essay" may have been written in 1666 during the closing of the London theater due to plague. It can be displayed as a legal art form for general play defense - occupied the missing Sir Phillip · Sydney's "poetry defense" - as well as Dryden, I defended my own literary practice It is not a secret that Dryden drafted poetry that scoffs Thomas Shadwell of his contemporaries. Dredden scholar Richard Oden explained that Dryden wrote a mock hero in response to Shadwell's "crime against literature". Another famous hero of Drayton was Absalom and Akito Top, published in 1681 until the end of the restoration. Dryden made poetry over 300 years ago, but it is still possible to master interesting works. For example, you might notice a gold-plated page in the 19th century, such as John Deleton's poem.

A comparison of Maupassant's short story "A Vendetta" is a short story written by Guy de Maupassant before 1914. It was Bonifacio of Corsica, swearing that she would seek revenge on the body about the murder of Antoine Serbellini and his mother. After the quarrel, Nicolas Ravolati stabbed Antoine Saverini behind. When his mother saw the son's dead for the first time and was taken to her house by a passerby, she did not shed tears, but she vowed to retaliate against him. At first glance, Chopin's "One Hour Story" (1894) and "Mopassant Necklace" (1884) seem to have little in common. In Chopin 's story the title is very short; in contrast, Mobsante explains the problematic Loisel in more detail, and he must learn from self - centered Lady Mrs. De Mobosang depicts his heroine as selfish and unpardonable; it is difficult to understand Chopin, known for his aggressive role in explaining repression of women in the 19th century. Interestingly, Chopin, the realist want De Mobo Sang ... See more A comparison of Maupassant's short story "A Vendetta" is a short story written by Guy de Maupassant before 1914. It was Bonifacio of Corsica, swearing that she would seek revenge on the body about the murder of Antoine Serbellini and his mother. After the quarrel, Nicolas Ravolati stabbed Antoine Saverini behind. - Kate Chopin's mature fig, 1 hour story and storm comparison Three short films "Mature Female Fig," "One Hour Story" and "Arashi" incorporate Kate Chopin into every natural element that can not be controlled by anyone . . She uses a short span to enhance her influence and draws her story quickly. She showed her attitude towards her role in her two stories, which may be very controversial at the time of writing. The story style of the awakening Kate Chopin can be classified as naturalism. Chopin 's novel has features of French short story writer Guy De Mobosang. It is a strong concern for the complexity of human behavior and social structure. This shows Chopin's longing for Mopansant, another example of Maupassant's great influence on the literary realism of the 19th century. What is clear even in the awakening is the southern novel as a future future type not only from the viewpoint of scenes and themes but also in terms of narrative style. The lyrical depiction of emotional change in her main character in Chopin is Faulkner's extended narrative skill in Absalom's novel like Absalom! Harmony and confusion Chopin depicts her experience of Creole's lifestyle. There, women are strictly regulated and confined to the role of wife and mother, which influences her "native color" novels and focuses on Creole culture.

John Drayton's research paper John Drayton was born in an uncertain day in Old Windend, Northamptonshire in 1631. He was born out of the oldest family of 14 children. His parents backed Congress against him. Whether he grew up in a strict Puritan environment is a problem. His father is a gentle gentleman in that country. His father had the opportunity to receive education at Westminster College and Cambridge University. John Dryden (1631-1700) is an influential British poet, literary critic, translator and playwright who dominated the literary life of the British restoration era, so this era was called in the literary circle . For the days of Dryden. He founded a heroic couple as a standard form of English poetry. Dryden's greatest achievement is a satirical poem like the simulated hero MacFlecknoe (1682). Alexander Pope (1688 - 1744) was deeply influenced by Dryden and was often borrowed from him; other writers of the 18th century were influenced by Dryden and the Pope. Olympian poets John Dryden and Samuel Johnson used to condemn the "unnaturalness" of these poets to widely apply the term "metaphysics" to the poets of England and Europe in the 17th century. John Dryden was the first man who used the word "metaphysics" to work with John Dern because he "influenced metaphysics". Also, Goethe wrote "unnatural, this is also natural." The poets were studied for their complexity and originality. It is irrelevant and unreasonable to say that "metaphysics of poetry is the fruit of the Renaissance tree and is too mature to approach corruption" (C. S. Lewis). Scholar 325 describes metaphysical poetry features from different angles. Indeed, as RS Hillier mentioned, they listed the nature of metaphysical poetry. "Loose, these metaphysical poems are difficult, philosophical, ambiguous, etheric, participatory, arrogant, ingenious, wonderful and bull heads are not right. John Dryden (1631-1700) Drayton was considered as one of the best British poets of the 17th century (with John Dawn and John Milton). He is writing satire, prose, literary criticism, and translation work. He wrote heroic drama (conquered Granada) and tragedy (arama aramode). His "coming for love" work is considered to be the greatest tragedy of recovery. His most famous poems are "Absalom and Akitopur". He is considered to be the first person to use popular heroes in British literature.

Many people may understand the super battle scene of the matrix, but there are many things that can be found in the biblical reference to the movie, which will give us a deeper and richer understanding of the movie Give it. The Matrix series is more than just a dynamic SF thriller. After seeing the second and third movies, we began to notice much of the symbolic meaning. This symbolic meaning begins drawing a picture quite different from the image of a human fighter plane. This is a religious story where the symbol is deeply rooted in Christian religion. I will study the Bible. : The use of sacred classics in literature is the technique used by authors to change the reader's mind. The idea of ​​the reader is challenging the use of the Bible in literature. In "Mark's Gospel" by Jorge Luis Borges, Borges uses many Biblical references and gives readers different perspectives on the main character. As Biblical quotes are used in the Gospel by Mark, the reader can draw the main character Balthal Espinosa as a person like Christ. In the context of South African ethnic and cultural issues, Allen Paiton uses Biblical references as a way of maintaining his faith in this struggling country. By using the Biblical reference in his novel, one finds that Ellen Peyton is a religious figure and wishes that his country will change. Dear Country Patton teaches your own ideas with brothers who love you by crying. I will try to show the importance of two very different families you read, and dear countries about my father and son. There are two very different relationships. In the book, Steven Kumaro found his only son, Absalom, for the murder. He visited his son in prison and allowed him to murder a white man. After visiting my son in prison, Stephen and his brother John are discussing to find a lawyer. John True Biblical Sharoem means inner sincerity or honesty. It can explain the lack of warfare, but most Biblical references refer to inherent integrity and tranquility. In today's Israel, when you greet someone or say goodbye, you say Sharom. You really are saying, "You are filled with happiness", or "Health and prosperity may be on you." Aaron's blessing is ironic. When I was ready to conquer the promised land, God told Aaron to safely bless Israel. If peace means "without warfare", this is meaningless as they immediately destroy the city. God refers to inner peace and honesty brought about by sharing his protection with his face. That is the blessing that Israel needs!

A popular literary form, where one story points to a hidden or symbolic contrast. Certain elements such as letters, things, events, etc. in the story refer to corresponding elements in another region or level of meaning. The closer the similarity between the two domains, the more detailed the parable becomes. The best allegory is itself an interesting, coherent story and provides new insights into the areas they describe through stories (eg pilgrim progress and Narnia tale). The Jewish metaphor, including the gospel metaphor, has a different number of elements in the fable. Those that have many corresponding elements in these two fields are correctly called fables The interpretation of a fable is sometimes called a fable and is an interpretation of a text that treats it as a fable irrespective of whether the author regards it as a fable. Even allegorical interpretation of the true allegory could be misleading by misidentifying the corresponding element in the indicated object or by identifying the corresponding element that did not initially correspond . Allegorical errors often detract from the consistency of the information the author expects. This unfounded allegorization is common among the fathers of the later church and is often unreasonable in the ring of the Gnostic. A parable of a rich Nathan, who killed a beloved pet lamb in Samuel, refers to David's act of killing Uria to take away his wife, allegedly told . However, it was not so different that David initially did not recognize the assertions or clear decisions of wealthy wealthy people. Natan's "You are a man!" Because he acknowledges the similarities between his behavior and rich, uria and the poor, and Uria's wife and mother. In Samuel 1 14: 4-7, the fable of Tekoa 's clever woman also opened David' s eyes and gave him a new perspective to ignore the life of Absalom. (Other fables of the Old Testament include Isaiah 5: 1-6, Ezekiel 17: 1 - 24, 24: 3 - 14, Daniel 2: 31 - 45; 4: 10 - 33; 7 : 1-28; 8: 1-27) In Galatians 4: 21-31, Paul uses the stories of children of Sarah (Israel) and Hagar (Ishmael), and the statues of Jerusalem and Sinai above as double fables. Contract of freedom and slavery. . This allegory adds a simple emotional appeal to Paul 's freedom claims in Christ. Northrop fly discusses what he calls "the continuum of the allegory" from what he calls "false Quinn's innocent allegory" to a more intimate allegory of the modern essay. From this point of view, the characters of "simple" allegories are not perfectly stereoscopic, but reflect the moral quality and other abstractions, depending on the character of the characters. That Introduction: A fable is a sort of story that the author intends to read the second meaning under superficial stories. One of the most important fables of human talent is the allegorical cave. Plato's cave allegory is one of the most powerful and pregnant suspicions that explain the state of human beings in the state of fallen and resurrected. The fable of the cave is the interpretation of Plato's understanding of the soul's education. It is also known as Plato's cave analogy The fable of the cave is one of the most famous passage in the history of Western philosophy. This is a brief excerpt from the beginning of Volume 7 of the book 'Republic'. Plato speaks a fable in the context of education; it is ultimately about the essence of philosophy education that provides insight into Plato's educational outlook. Socrates is the protagonist of the Republic and tells Glaucon about the cave fables and Glaucon is one of Plato 's brothers. In the seventh book of the Republic, Socrates told Glaucon that he imagined a group of prisoners as they were children in the underground cave that he is an interlocutor of his. Hands, feet, neck are tied so as not to move. Only the rear wall of the cave can be seen in front of their eyes. Socrates said: