The main character of the "cathedral" is a person with several different characteristics. Babs are not safe, insensitive, ignorant. The relationship between his wife and Robert Bab clearly shows this. When he commented on his wife's husband, Bush's insecurity was publicly revealed: her official - why have the name? He wants anything else as a childhood boyfriend. Bob does not like his first love of his ex-wife against his wife. Since he wanted to play this role, he negatively resolved his wife's past relationship. "I spent this experience at the Sant'and Bordeaux Cathedral where I go to school.I remember what I thought about standing outside.It is a nice cathedral and stylish artwork And then when I went to the cathedral, I saw that all these crutches were from people who had already died. I was like me at this point. After that all began to settle, at first it was emotional or spiritual, then I analyzed the Catholic problem intelligently and analyzed the reasons for believing in faith. We visited the main Catholic Cathedral in this area Cueral de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe en Tijuana. Mexican society is mainly Catholic, Tijuana is no exception. According to the standards of most of the cathedral that I visited, the cathedral is not large, but the local people actively patronize it. "When you go to Europe, you can see the cathedral hundreds of years ago," Andres told us. "We do not have Tijuana's, which has become a cathedral in 1964." Tijuana's interesting to me is how to slowly build cultural identity. It is too young to absorb a common history like the old world cities, and because it is a somewhat loose law, we can not build a reputable society. There are other things about Tijuana's identity change. Immediately, I will begin to understand The church with the function of the cathedral is not necessarily a big building. It may be as small as the Oxford Christian church in England, Raleigh's Sacred Heart Cathedral, Swiss Cool Cathedral. However, the cathedral and some monastery churches are often the largest buildings in any region. The college church is a church, daily duties are maintained by the governor's school and can be hosted by the dean or major. The university church is supported by a wide area of ​​land owned by the church, or income of one tenth of the appropriate welfare. They usually offer different places for congregation worship and their civic community choir.

Throughout the world, people still appreciate the beauty of the European cathedral. Many of the cathedrals are fragile due to age, neglect, pollution, and lack of sufficient funds to restore these historic and beautiful buildings. However, visitors to masterpieces of these architectures are fascinated by the design and structure of these churches. Cathedral builders use their own ingenuity, expertise, and limited resources to violate the law of gravity and time. (Icher 30) There are two main building types in the Middle Ages: Rome and Gothic. Milan Cathedral is a very large and sophisticated Gothic Cathedral in Milan's main square, one of Europe's most famous buildings. It is one of the largest Gothic style churches in the world. The building began in 1386 and was led by the archbishop Antonio da Saluzzo, but the late Gothic style is characteristic of the French style rather than the Italian style. It took me five centuries to complete the famous cathedral. The medieval Seville Cathedral was built on the ruins of the magnificent Almohad Mosque, showing off the power and wealth of the city after the Reconquista. When it was built in the 16th century, it replaced the Hagia Sophia and became the world's largest church. It is still the world's largest gothic cathedral and the third cathedral. Construction workers used the pillars and elements of the mosque, in particular the minarets remodeled to Girarda and Clock Tower. Milan Cathedral (Milan Cathedral) is a Gothic cathedral completed in the 6th century. This is Italy's largest church. Stefano proposed to inspect the roof and it felt like an "open air museum". Although not too crowded, but still a wonderful choice, please visit the Roman church, Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, which has over 900 years of history. Milan Cathedral is the Cathedral of Milan, Italy. Archbishop of Milan, the current archbishop Mario Delpini Cathedral Cathedral Santa Maria Nacent was devoted to the birth. The Gothic Cathedral took nearly six centuries to complete. This is Italy's largest church, the third cathedral in the world. Duomo di Milano is a good example of medieval infrastructure and wonders of architecture, places of comfort and evacuees gatherings.

The story of the cathedral is about the blind person who visits the couple. He is an old friend of his wife, but her husband does not expect to see a blind man (called Robert) because he does not know what will happen. He never knew the blind man, and his explanation for these people was based on a small foundation. He had many prejudices against Robert, but during his visit he changed his opinion. When we watch TV together, they inform others better, and my husband found that he really likes his company. Novagorod's Hagia Sophia | The Golden Gate (Vladimir) | The Cathedral of Christ the Savior | Cathedral of Cathedral of Vladimir's Cathedral | Annunciation Cathedral | Angels Cathedral | The Savior's Church of Saint Blood | St. Basil Cathedral | Kazan Kremlin | St Isaac Cathedral | Kazan Cathedral | Cathedral of Peter and Paul | Squireleft Tower | Moscow managed | Arc de Triomphe of Narva | Kolomenskoye | Peterhof Palace Gachina Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra | Solo Wetsky Monastery | Kunstkamera | Russian Museum | Catherine Palace | Grand Kremlin | Hermitage | Simonov Abbey | Novodevichy Abbey | Mausoleum of Lenin | Tatlin Tower | Soviet Palace | (Moscow) | All-Su Exhibition Center | Ostanqui Building | Arc de Triomphe | The Russian White House Washington's National Cathedral, officially known as St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, includes the Cathedral of the Episcopal Church, historical buildings, beautiful museums, a place of engineering for miracles, spiritual comfort. When I first visited the cathedral, I thought it was very big and beautiful. When I visited for the second time, I participated in a behind-the-scenes tour, I was shocked by the details of the cathedral. I appreciate it as much as I know about the cathedral. The size of this place is wonderful, the stained glass is beautiful and tells a nice store. There is also an interesting story about the integration of Darth Vader into the cathedral design. The damage to the structure during the 2011 earthquake was painful, and maintenance work is still in progress. We visited the main Catholic Cathedral in this area Cueral de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe en Tijuana. Mexican society is mainly Catholic, Tijuana is no exception. According to the standards of most of the cathedral that I visited, the cathedral is not large, but the local people actively patronize it. "When you go to Europe, you can see the cathedral hundreds of years ago," Andres told us. "We do not have Tijuana's, which has become a cathedral in 1964." Tijuana's interesting to me is how to slowly build cultural identity. It is too young to absorb a common history like the old world cities, and because it is a somewhat loose law, we can not build a reputable society. There are other things about Tijuana's identity change. Immediately, I will begin to understand

Cathedral "I am not keen on his visit, he is not a man I know, his blind people bother me." (99) The talker told us at Raymond Carver Cathedral It was. A narrator 's wife, Robert' s old friends are visiting them at their house. The narrator is not satisfied with this situation, please tell it from the beginning. Throughout the story, the talker began watching the blinds from a different perspective, and his thinking began to admire. In the relationship between his wife and the visitor, the narrator seems to be a little confused. "I spent this experience at the Sant'and Bordeaux Cathedral where I go to school.I remember what I thought about standing outside.It is a nice cathedral and stylish artwork And then when I went to the cathedral, I saw that all these crutches were from people who had already died. I was like me at this point. After that all began to settle, at first it was emotional or spiritual, then I analyzed the Catholic problem intelligently and analyzed the reasons for believing in faith. We visited the main Catholic Cathedral in this area Cueral de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe en Tijuana. Mexican society is mainly Catholic, Tijuana is no exception. According to the standards of most of the cathedral that I visited, the cathedral is not large, but the local people actively patronize it. "When you go to Europe, you can see the cathedral hundreds of years ago," Andres told us. "We do not have Tijuana's, which has become a cathedral in 1964." Tijuana's interesting to me is how to slowly build cultural identity. It is too young to absorb a common history like the old world cities, and because it is a somewhat loose law, we can not build a reputable society. There are other things about Tijuana's identity change. Immediately, I will begin to understand

When most people think blind people, they tend to use black sunglasses, eye dogs and crutches to draw people. These are stereotypes and obviously not all the blind men are doing. In Raymond Carver 's short story "Cathedral" he judged that he and his friend who judged his wife happened to be blind. The combination of these attitudes brought about his own "blindness". Through this first blind, this character acquired his greatest vision. Washington's National Cathedral, officially known as St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, includes the Cathedral of the Episcopal Church, historical buildings, beautiful museums, a place of engineering for miracles, spiritual comfort. When I first visited the cathedral, I thought it was very big and beautiful. When I visited for the second time, I participated in a behind-the-scenes tour, I was shocked by the details of the cathedral. I appreciate it as much as I know about the cathedral. The size of this place is wonderful, the stained glass is beautiful and tells a nice store. There is also an interesting story about the integration of Darth Vader into the cathedral design. The damage to the structure during the 2011 earthquake was painful, and maintenance work is still in progress. We visited the main Catholic Cathedral in this area Cueral de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe en Tijuana. Mexican society is mainly Catholic, Tijuana is no exception. According to the standards of most of the cathedral that I visited, the cathedral is not large, but the local people actively patronize it. "When you go to Europe, you can see the cathedral hundreds of years ago," Andres told us. "We do not have Tijuana's, which has become a cathedral in 1964." Tijuana's interesting to me is how to slowly build cultural identity. It is too young to absorb a common history like the old world cities, and because it is a somewhat loose law, we can not build a reputable society. There are other things about Tijuana's identity change. Immediately, I will begin to understand

This article will be about the short story written by "Royal Cathedral", Raymond Carver. The cathedral is simply a human story, his acceptance and understanding of the blind man. This person is a symbol of this overlapping theme of this story, it overcomes human personal prejudice. Throughout the story, the talker shows what he is about the blind, his struggle and his lifestyle have a predetermined mindset. The authors indicate that the stubbornness of the narrator affects both the relationship with the wife and the arousal of personal emotions. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. Story Raymond Carver's Cathedral tells the story of human life that changes from frustration and carelessness to faith and diversity. The cathedral is a symbol of faith, transformation, creativity, and power, and is therefore an important part of the Carver story. When an author uses a strong image to explain the manipulation of a picture the husband is creating, the process of drawing it becomes the climax of the story. In this story, images and symbolism are used frequently, but they produce very different effects in very different ways. In addition, this cathedral is tied to the representatives of the blind as missionaries and teachers. The symbolic meaning of the cathedral in the story makes people believe in the future and optimism

The idea we have is the factor that shapes us. Sometimes we understand specific ideas widely. Otherwise, you will find that there are restrictions. You can find more ideas or leave them the same. Raymond Carver Cathedral tells us what needs to change our view through hands-on experiences. Introduce the story through the main character's story and briefly explain to the reader how his wife and the blind man meet. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story.

The marble coastal cathedral Richard Stewart is on a cool stone. He is handsome, his young face smiles a bit, and his eyes are lazy closed. Richard's hand unconsciously lies on long black hair and red surface. . . "Four lemons, four sugars, and a straw," Richard thought, and imagined the glass in his mind. He did not open his eyes and extended his hand to feel it. It is very cool, it becomes slippery due to dew condensation in the morning mist. The stone in the middle of the labyrinth is decorated with the portrait of the bishop's mosaic marble, the cathedral and the first three architects built, four statuary engraved on the statue and the year of the cathedral's founding I write it. The original central stone can be seen in Muséede PicardieMuseum The cathedral is known for its "white marble built in New York and Massachusetts". The importance of marble is that it provides enough visitor and passerby with enough impression and pure and grand "keynote". Although the color is white, the marble does not radiate cleanly and twinkling, but it will aging, mature, and will help to become a "dusty" Gothic cathedral style. It was a thrilling experience to walk to the cathedral. It was a dim environment, and it seemed wide due to the large dome on the ceiling; it created emptiness in the cathedral. The internal aspect ratio is in harmony and the same heavy pillar is upright and parallel on both sides. The groove of the pillar extends from the top to the bottom like a scorpion, and it flows, accepts, and gives a solemn sensation. Also known as a marble cathedral, this complex cave is part of a sturdy marble peninsula surrounded by Lake General Carrera on the border of Chile and Argentina. The rotation pattern in the cave reflects the blue sea of ​​the lake and the change varies with the weather and the water level determined by the season.

Medieval Gothic cathedral Medieval Gothic Cathedral is a civic building, religious building in many respects. Especially located in the 13th century located 80 kilometers southeast of Paris, there is Chartres 'Notre Dame Cathedral (Saale' s Notre Dame Cathedral). The Chartres Cathedral was not only planned as a place of worship but also developed as the center of economic and lifestyle of the town as the heritage of the Virgin Mary cloak. "The cathedral is best understood as a" model "of the medieval universe" (von Simson 16). As this sentence implies, the design of the Gothic cathedral reflects the medieval belief system. Several beliefs in the Middle Ages guaranteed the title "dark age", but many people suggested the opposite. For example, Mediegals believes that external influences like air and devils will lead directly to nature. In other words, if medieval farmers get sick, his family will think the devil exceeds him. But the medieval people believed in the lightly holy God. Contrary to the god of the former Greek, medieval God remained stable and perfection. After all, medieval people, Gothic architecture is spreading in the Middle Ages or the Middle Ages. It is inspired by Roman style architecture. The best examples of Gothic architecture are the Gothic Cathedral, in particular La Sainte-Chapelle Cathedral in France and Salisbury Cathedral in England. This article explains the main features of the Gothic Cathedral from the viewpoint of style and concept and explores the change and evolution of the church's appearance plan and sculpture scheme. York Minster is one of the two largest Gothic churches in northern Europe (alongside Cologne Cathedral in Germany), Old York's skyline. York Minster combines all the major stages of England's Gothic architecture. The current building started around 1230 and was completed in 1472. The "Great East Window" of the cathedral is the largest medieval stained glass in the world. Notre Dame de Paris is a beautiful Catholic church in Paris' 4th arrondissement. It began in 1163, basically completed around 1345. Notre Dame de Paris, one of the most famous French Gothic cathedrals, is a model of French Gothic architecture, sculpture and stained glass. In the French Revolution of the 1790s, most of the sculptures and treasures were destroyed. Napoleon Bonaparte crowned here as Emperor on December 2, 1804.

Source D of Durham Cathedral refers to the change of Durham Cathedral since the 12th century. Some aspects remain unchanged. Even if they replace real sanctuaries with replicas, the North Gate will not change. The main structure and architecture of the cathedral have not changed, but special things like sauce show minaret. Since this is an explanation of what might look like back then it is not based on actual facts, so I do not know if the tower is really pointed. Durham Cathedral is located in Durham, England. (See Appendix A) The cathedral outperformed all other sacred buildings in the UK in its beautiful surroundings; it is not as big as anything else in the UK, but its glory is incomparable. Durham Cathedral occupies the top of the towering peninsula surrounding the Sur river. At that point, horn is almost island. The resulting high plains are surrounded by steep rocks and trees on slopes that extend to the edge of the river. (See Appendix F) This strange location greatly enhances the amazing effect and magnificence of its overall appearance. (Durham's history, topography and catalog, Whellan, London, 1894) The Durham Cathedral is located on a cliff overlooking the banks of the British river, was built in 1093 and finally completed in 1133. It was deliberately built south of Durham Castle, so the two buildings together will form a strong defensive position. As the threat of attack violence from the north continues, the architect who designed it was inefficient in integrating the bright and airy Gothic style of cathedral design throughout the rest of the UK. A thickly carved pillar occupies the corridor of Durham Cathedral, and relatively small windows occupy the interior with moist cloudiness. It is more like a castle than a church. Stone arches of passageways and caves offer purer power than decorative delicacy. The cathedral is now considered to be the most important example of the architecture of the late Norman Cathedral to many people. One of the most important aspects of cathedral construction is related to the use of vault style. The architects of the Durham Cathedral in the UK invented a new way to build the arch. They found a way to build two intersecting diagonal arches in the bay that can support the height of the nave wall in a brighter center and then fill the secondary central casing. This gives a new geometric joint - vault room of ribs. Ribs do not change the structural features of the groin safe, but they provide structural advantages and focus on changing the appearance of the safe. The Durham cathedral is also important for flights of buttresses, a feature invented by Norman Mason in Durham. Located on the third floor of the cathedral and over, visitors can not see them. (Durham website)

After reading the short story of Raymond Carver's cathedral, people will notice literary equipment used in short stories. When you fully analyze the story, people can understand the theme, theme, metaphor, and the overall picture of the work. This gives the reader a sensation of tale and full satisfaction. Carver speaks to the narrator who married his wife the first man. There will be a problem when she wants an elderly blind she was visiting for a while due to her friend, his wife passed away. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" proves that a simple story (line) / plot is a (literary) art work when mixed literary devices such as metaphor, cynicism, and symbolism I will. Literary instruments are not about the story of a blind couple but showing about relationships about helping you better understand the role. There is a variety of sarcastic examples in the "cathedral" as to how much Robert is fuller than the narrator. A narrator is a person who is depressed and unhappy because he likes to test new things, opposed to Robert 's very self - sustaining, being very happy. He has no real relationship with his wife, and Robert and Bellou can not explain it. When the narrator said all this is shown on page 6. "... a woman who can do it everyday will not win the lowest compliment she loves." This is ironic The teller never gave his wife a compliment, and Robert to Beiru You may have given a lot. Carver 's "Cathedral" is the best text to discuss not only epistemological concepts but also letters and expressions. As with most literary terms, this is indeed dangerous. Especially when it makes students make Epiphany in every novel. But Epiphany seems to be a useful tool for students, especially because the story clearly functions in traditional relationship between Epiphany and Vision. Therefore, the discussion may work best if you focus on the beginning of the story first (until the last part) and resolve the narrator and his own characteristics through what he said and what he said not. Ironically, we may be most deeply aware of this role through his obvious discomfort to the idea of ​​meeting the blind. Because he just came across a blind man in "movies" and their "somewhere" "reading" (

The story of the Cathedral by Raymond Carver shows that you do not need to see someone or anything to understand what they are or what they are. This is about the husband living in the house, the narrator, and his wife. Wife, their name is not mentioned, and very close friends are blind. His name is Robert. Robert's wife died and came to their house to spend several days with the narrator and his wife. A narrator whose name is not mentioned is always dominant as he does not know much about Robert. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

The cathedral 'cathedral' is a very warm story. Through the story of Carver, we met the husband of the blind, the wife, and her husband. Three very special and decisive people in their own way. We soon learned that the story was told from her husband's point of view, where he began talking to the blind man with them when he visited the deceased wife's relatives. The husband admitted that he was not satisfied that he had a blind person in his house at once. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. In the story "Royal Cathedral" written by Raymond Carver, it seems that the stereotype of the blind man forms obstacles between the blind and sight. A man in the story is always misunderstood by "blinds" from "movie" (Carver 1). The title "Cathedral" is important as it helps men to imagine the life of Robert. As blind Robert entered his life, it was difficult for men to form a relationship with Robert due to his visual impairment. The man also created a picture of what Robert looks like in his mind and how he acts. This is because this man has never interacted with the blinds and has come up with Robert's preconceived idea.

At the beginning of the story, the narrator feels very uncomfortable, I know that he will soon accommodate visitors, but not just any visitors, Robert is her blind friend. Narrator and his wife are talking about the fact that she invited Robert to visit. She worked in Robert ten years ago. The narrator agreed to the visit, but he still expressed how he knows that his wife shared intimate details about herself and the people of her life. The fact made us feel embarrassed by the fact that she kept in touch with Robert through two marriages. "I spent this experience at the Sant'and Bordeaux Cathedral where I go to school.I remember what I thought about standing outside.It is a nice cathedral and stylish artwork And then when I went to the cathedral, I saw that all these crutches were from people who had already died. I was like me at this point. After that all began to settle, at first it was emotional or spiritual, then I analyzed the Catholic problem intelligently and analyzed the reasons for believing in faith. Novagorod's Hagia Sophia | The Golden Gate (Vladimir) | The Cathedral of Christ the Savior | Cathedral of Cathedral of Vladimir's Cathedral | Annunciation Cathedral | Angels Cathedral | The Savior's Church of Saint Blood | St. Basil Cathedral | Kazan Kremlin | St Isaac Cathedral | Kazan Cathedral | Cathedral of Peter and Paul | Squireleft Tower | Moscow managed | Arc de Triomphe of Narva | Kolomenskoye | Peterhof Palace Gachina Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra | Solo Wetsky Monastery | Kunstkamera | Russian Museum | Catherine Palace | Grand Kremlin | Hermitage | Simonov Abbey | Novodevichy Abbey | Mausoleum of Lenin | Tatlin Tower | Soviet Palace | (Moscow) | All-Su Exhibition Center | Ostanqui Building | Arc de Triomphe | The Russian White House

A loving husband is expected to share his house completely with strangers. People are looking forward to spreading their hands and welcoming them or encountering confusion. In Raymond Carver's short story "Cathedral", a distressed, chaotic husband is ignorant and jealous about his wife's eternal friends. According to the narrator, he is "not enthusiastic about his visit" (32) and "blindly bothers him" (32). The narrator was very hostile to the idea of ​​Robert's visit, as he was blinded to anger, confusion, confusion. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. Story Raymond Carver's Cathedral tells the story of human life that changes from frustration and carelessness to faith and diversity. The cathedral is a symbol of faith, transformation, creativity, and power, and is therefore an important part of the Carver story. When an author uses a strong image to explain the manipulation of a picture the husband is creating, the process of drawing it becomes the climax of the story. In this story, images and symbolism are used frequently, but they produce very different effects in very different ways. In addition, this cathedral is tied to the representatives of the blind as missionaries and teachers. The symbolic meaning of the cathedral in the story makes people believe in the future and optimism

In "The Compartment", one of the darkest stories of Raymond Carver, a man travels by train to the French countryside and heads to a party with his son who has never been seen for years. "Mr. Myers saw farmers and their structures, all surrounded by walls, he thought that it might live in an old wall surrounded by walls. It is a good way inside "((Cathedral) 48). But due to the last moment of change in mind, Myers remained isolated in his "compartment", and his boy who covered all but his selfish world, including his father's duty, I chose to stay on the train contrary to my commitment. . Raymond Carver's "cathedral" depicts the interaction between a narrow husband and a limited understanding of the world around him, and a blind visitor Robert proved to dramatically change her husband As an opinion triggered, they changed from strangers to friends. At the beginning of the story, my husband did not understand because he never met the blind man, so he did not like the concept that he left with a blind friend. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear. In Raymond Carver 's "cathedral", the narrator is afraid of his wife' s friend, and the blind man, Robert, is about to spend the night. The narrator was concerned about his visit and the fact of his blindness. At the end of the story, the cathedral appeared on the television and the talker tried to define it for Robert. He finally painted, and Robert's hand was above him, so Robert was able to experience that shape. Nevertheless, the narrator closes his eyes and keeps drawing. Robert asked him how he looked and did not open his eyes, he said, "This is really one thing." This is all the conclusion this story needs. Pay attention to the remaining questions: Does the narrator become more sympathetic or accept someone different from him? Will he build true friendship with Robert? When Robert leaves, will he breathe with a sigh of relief? do not know The story should always have a clear conclusion, or it is a strange ending, and what is happening by the readers?

Raymond Carver's Raymond Carver Cathedral? of? Cathedral? Traditional ideas that often relate to blindness and vision have a challenge. By aligning his two male characters, Carver can effectively explore its seemingly simple relationship with vision, learning and knowledge. At the same time, he also solved obstacles that human beings rely on to be the only way to experience the world. At the beginning of the story, the perception of the narrator to the blind is an individual 'slowly moving and never laughing'. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

St. Peter and St. Paul's Naumburg Cathedral is one of the most important sacred cultural monuments in medieval times in Europe and is also a major tourist attraction on the Romanesque style. Its corridor and its classical architectural style surrounding it became one of the famous buildings in central Germany. The story of the construction of Naumburg Cathedral began in 1028 when the seat of the bishop was transferred from Zeit to Naumburg. The rest of the building was built in the first half of the 13th century and extended east to the 14th century. The basement of the first cathedral (1160/70) is also included. The three-storey basement under the east altar is the longest preserved part of the cathedral and has a very special effect thanks to the addition of the basement from the previous building. Romanesque cloth (about 1160/70) can be seen in the eastern extension of the cellar. The east screen created around 1230 is an example of a lobby screen with the longest retention period. Naumburg Cathedral is famous for its work by German architect and sculptor Naumburg master whose name is unknown. His inspiration comes from the French Gothic cathedral building, and his first major work is the screen in the western part of Mainz Cathedral. My husband traveled to Naumburg in the middle of the 13th century and was responsible for the planning, composition and execution of the Western altar. It is unique that the combination of architecture, statue and glass painting here succeeded. Thanks to its incomparable realism and personal expression, the passion of Western Cross and the embossing of 12 extraordinary statues of the founder of the cathedral are particularly attractive. Founder Uta's image fascinates thousands of visitors each year. At St. Elizabeth Church on the first floor of the Northwest Tower, St. Elisabeth statue of Thuringia Free State should also be highlighted. This is considered the oldest representative of the saint (after 1235). Neo Rauch, Leipzig artist, celebrated the 800th birthday (2007) of St. Elizabeth, created three window designs for the St. Elizabeth Church and showed the scene of holy life. In the west corridor, more treasures from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance were made public in the basement of Naumburg Cathedral in general. It covers an area of ​​about 285 square meters, it is one of the largest Roman style vaults in central Germany, exhibiting altars, siding, sacred sculptures, documents and manuscripts. On the southwest side of Naumburg Cathedral there is a large cathedral garden, recently redesigned in 2011. The size of the garden is less than 1 hectare, there are old pond system, medieval immortal wall of fortress, garden. It is a former classic house. In the garden, when he created the sashes and cornerstones of the western screen, at the unique "Naumburg Master Garden", the native plants as a sculptor model grow in the natural environment. "KinderDomBauhütte" is located in the northern part of the cathedral garden and introduces children to medieval workers' cabin world using various projects. The medieval cultural landscape of Naumburg Cathedral, Saar river and Unstrut River is located in the center of the Saxony-Anhalt Federal Republic. Germany proposes Naumburg Cathedral and Landcpae as a World Heritage Site. On July 1, 2018, only Naumburg Cathedral was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The landscape of 'Naumburg Cathedral' registered as a World Heritage Site is the whole medieval process that forms the whole continent. The process of Christianization, settlement, planting, so-called Randessaubau, will take place between 1000 and 1300 years. In this remote area, intercultural exchanges between different cultures of the Middle Ages were also seen. In 1998, the Naumburg Cathedral was included in the provisional list of candidates registered in the World Heritage List and was expanded by its surrounding cultural landscape in 7 years. "The cultural landsc

From the early Gothic style to the vertical style, Lichfield Cathedral has proved to be a great achievement in striking a good balance between development and refinement, a good example of a decorative pattern, and decorating the Gothic style. . Litchfield Cathedral was developed based on Saxon and the next Norman ruins, but when the style appeared in Britain in 1195, it became Gothic style. . The special charm of this cathedral lies in the funeral of the sacred place. Many British churches and cathedrals have examples of decorative styles. The main examples are Lincoln Cathedral and the eastern end of Carlyle Cathedral, York Cathedral and the west side of Litchfield Cathedral. The majority of Exeter Cathedral is built in this style, including the intersection of Erie Cathedral (including the famous octagonal lantern built to replace the central tower collapsed between 1322 and 1328) . Three West Bay and Ladies' Chapel of the choir. In Scotland, the Melrose monastery is an example that is remarkable. Five English parish churches are dedicated to her. She has a small church in the old St. Paul 's Cathedral, Gloucester, Litchfield, Exeter Cathedral. Saint Radejund Abbey near Dover was built to commemorate her. She is also a patron saint of Cambridge Jesus College and is built on the ruins of St. Mary and the St. Ladogon Abbey. Five English parish churches are dedicated to her. She has a small church in the old St. Paul 's Cathedral, Gloucester, Litchfield, Exeter Cathedral. The Sentralegand abbey near Dover was founded in 1191 and she was devoted to the Longleit Abbey in Wiltshire. She was also a patron saint of Cambridge Jesus College and was built in the 12th century St. Mary's Abbey and the site of Centra Dogun. Living in Litchfield with her husband, Peter, they are part of the congregation of the cathedral. As a professor of PA she spent a week in this parish bishop (just retired), an official reader of the English church. Diana is passionate about taking care of our planet; it has changed her lifestyle for many years; eating less meat, more wary about recycling, more wary of waste about. I participated in a pilgrimage to fight climate change, which not only in Europe, but also on brothers and sisters in other parts of the world, especially destroyed by climate change, emphasizes the importance of this problem is.

Like many short stories, Raymond Carver's "cathedral" develops his protagonist and has only a few pages to create a scene that he or she has to learn, or have to learn or change There is nothing. In such a short space, it is essential to select a vocabulary to build a solid impression of the character and its personality in the mind of the reader. Carver, in combination with his chosen idea, simply creates an interaction of voice tones and trusted roles, using language and sentence structure. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" depicts the interaction between a narrow husband and a limited understanding of the world around him, and a blind visitor Robert proved to dramatically change her husband As an opinion triggered, they changed from strangers to friends. At the beginning of the story, my husband did not understand because he never met the blind man, so he did not like the concept that he left with a blind friend. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear. In Raymond Carver 's "cathedral", the narrator is afraid of his wife' s friend, and the blind man, Robert, is about to spend the night. The narrator was concerned about his visit and the fact of his blindness. At the end of the story, the cathedral appeared on the television and the talker tried to define it for Robert. He finally painted, and Robert's hand was above him, so Robert was able to experience that shape. Nevertheless, the narrator closes his eyes and keeps drawing. Robert asked him how he looked and did not open his eyes, he said, "This is really one thing." This is all the conclusion this story needs. Pay attention to the remaining questions: Does the narrator become more sympathetic or accept someone different from him? Will he build true friendship with Robert? When Robert leaves, will he breathe with a sigh of relief? do not know The story should always have a clear conclusion, or it is a strange ending, and what is happening by the readers?

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The five mountains are under the setting sun of Vermont in the distance. Then it is light or needs to resist the load, so the saw will make roar, squeak, roar and squeak. Nothing happened: the times have gone. Calling in the day, they said that it is important that the boy please the boy 30 minutes after work. (Note on Bright Cathedral: Bright Cathedral is a large outdoor area that makes special night speech every year at the Nuremberg Party, the architect Albert Speer uses the spotlight to design the 'cathedral', creating a feeling of space "Bolshevism denies that religion is a principle, basically, and that religion is just a kind of religion." But to help and support religious beliefs, , National socialism absolutely put the belief in God and supernatural idealism in its program, which represents the national soul of the people. Novagorod's Hagia Sophia | The Golden Gate (Vladimir) | The Cathedral of Christ the Savior | Cathedral of Cathedral of Vladimir's Cathedral | Annunciation Cathedral | Angels Cathedral | The Savior's Church of Saint Blood | St. Basil Cathedral | Kazan Kremlin | St Isaac Cathedral | Kazan Cathedral | Cathedral of Peter and Paul | Squireleft Tower | Moscow managed | Arc de Triomphe of Narva | Kolomenskoye | Peterhof Palace Gachina Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra | Solo Wetsky Monastery | Kunstkamera | Russian Museum | Catherine Palace | Grand Kremlin | Hermitage | Simonov Abbey | Novodevichy Abbey | Mausoleum of Lenin | Tatlin Tower | Soviet Palace | (Moscow) | All-Su Exhibition Center | Ostanqui Building | Arc de Triomphe | The Russian White House The church with the function of the cathedral is not necessarily a big building. It may be as small as the Oxford Christian church in England, Raleigh's Sacred Heart Cathedral, Swiss Cool Cathedral. However, the cathedral and some monastery churches are often the largest buildings in any region. The college church is a church, daily duties are maintained by the governor's school and can be hosted by the dean or major. The university church is supported by a wide area of ​​land owned by the church, or income of one tenth of the appropriate welfare. They usually offer different places for congregation worship and their civic community choir.

In the Florence Cathedral in Florence, Italy, there is a cathedral church where an octagonal dome was built without the help of a foothold, and it is thought to be the greatest technical achievement of the early Renaissance. Santa Maria del Fiore, dedicated to Our Lady of the Flowers, it is also known as the Cathedral in Italian and the Cathedral follows. Created by many great early modern artists, this building is a perfect example of the Renaissance style. By exploring the characteristics of the "style" of Renaissance you can better understand why this is so. Formally known as the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Italian pronunciation: "St. Mary's Cathedral") Florence Cathedral is the Cathedral of Florence (Italian: Duomo di Firenze). It began in Gothic style in 1296, was designed by Arnolfo di Cambio and completed in 1437 by the dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi. The cathedral's exterior has a shade of green and pink marble panels, white trim, and a 19th century Gothic resurrection designed by Emilio De Fabris. Italian gothic is said to be the most gothic in batches. Indeed, most of the familiar gothic features did not appear in Florence Cathedral (declared Gothic architecture). Florence cathedral is near the ground, there is no desire to fly. The focus is on the horizontal elements of the design, the building depends on solid ground. Instead, Oviedo Cathedral, in particular four large spiers splitting the facade into three bays, mimics the French Gothic decorative features. Florence Cathedral is the main attraction of Florence. There are famous 14 color windows, a wonderful career in Italy in the 14th century. This cathedral also has a unique building with three bronze doors that fuse Medina's life scenes. The cathedral was built using public funds and features a Gothic style that looks empty as the interior does not look big. This is the largest Franciscan church in the world. There are 16 magnificent churches decorated by the famous Giotto and its students. Works of famous artists such as Cimabue and Antonio Rossellino are also displayed at this attraction of Florence. It is also a burial site for many talented celebrities such as Machiavelli, Michelangelo, Rossini, Galileo etc. that make this site a must see. 12: 45 pm: The next stop on our journey is Florence Cathedral. About 10 minutes on foot, Florence has so much shopping that it is not too bad! This cathedral is the most famous building in Florence and has a huge structure. We were lucky to have been there during Christmas. And it included beautiful trees in the middle of the plaza, and the spectacle and bunch of lights of Jesus' birth. Access to the cathedral is free, you can walk around and see the detailed paintings of architects and churches. The best part of the cathedral is the cathedral and the upper dome. If you buy one ticket at 15 euros you can climb the top. Note: With tickets you can also enter next to the washroom, basement, opera museum, and Giotto Campanile.

In the story of the Raymond Carver 'Cathedral', the story tells us how closely foreign relations cause anxiety, exacerbate communication barriers, and threaten marriage by creating a sense of privacy violation. The husband in the story was given a gift to see the cathedral through the eyes of the blind. The title shows that it is a story about the Cathedral, but in reality they share a vision, noticing that he is blinded and gathering. At the beginning of the story, her husband's character has a negative character. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

In Raymond Carver's short story "Cathedral", he unconsciously explained his prejudice, so he followed the instructions of the narrator. Eventually he began to understand that he was blind and could not achieve dialogue with the blind. The metaphor of bondage seen in Plato's "Fable of the Cave" may be related to ignorance and prejudice of a narrator "unsatisfied" narrator. "In figurative blindness, both blindness distorts them from the truth, distorting the perception of reality. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" depicts the interaction between a narrow husband and a limited understanding of the world around him, and a blind visitor Robert proved to dramatically change her husband As an opinion triggered, they changed from strangers to friends. At the beginning of the story, my husband did not understand because he never met the blind man, so he did not like the concept that he left with a blind friend. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear.

Did you imagine a world that closes your eyes and is ubiquitous? Have you stopped thinking about the sunrise, fireworks, or the feeling that you do not even see your own face? For many people, the answer is yes, but the further answer is no. It is rare that people spend time to understand and understand each and every one of us. For this reason, people often do not receive education from people with various obstacles everyday. Society has gotten used to being indifferent to those unhappy members, and now this cruel discrimination is standard in today's world. Raymond Carver and "Cathedral", John Updyck and "A & P", "Cathedral" and A & P are short stories written in the same century. But even if they all introduce the role of stereotypes that change their perception of the world in some way, they have a different side. The atmosphere of the story is different from the number of people involved in each story. The story "cathedral" occurs only in family homes, husbands, and wives can be identified as suicide attempts in the past, and finally as static roles as blind people. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

Raymond Carver 's Cathedral, Raymond Carver used his husband' s role at his short story "Cathedral", and he was also a talker. From the beginning of the story, the narrator has a negative character. He lacks sympathy, narrow heart, emotional deviation from others, and his wife's friendship with the blind man Robert. Before the end of the story, he emotionally did not tell anyone. At the beginning of the story, my husband told the blind to visit him and his wife. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" depicts the interaction between a narrow husband and a limited understanding of the world around him, and a blind visitor Robert proved to dramatically change her husband As an opinion triggered, they changed from strangers to friends. At the beginning of the story, my husband did not understand because he never met the blind man, so he did not like the concept that he left with a blind friend. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear. In Raymond Carver 's "cathedral", the narrator is afraid of his wife' s friend, and the blind man, Robert, is about to spend the night. The narrator was concerned about his visit and the fact of his blindness. At the end of the story, the cathedral appeared on the television and the talker tried to define it for Robert. He finally painted, and Robert's hand was above him, so Robert was able to experience that shape. Nevertheless, the narrator closes his eyes and keeps drawing. Robert asked him how he looked and did not open his eyes, he said, "This is really one thing." This is all the conclusion this story needs. Pay attention to the remaining questions: Does the narrator become more sympathetic or accept someone different from him? Will he build true friendship with Robert? When Robert leaves, will he breathe with a sigh of relief? do not know The story should always have a clear conclusion, or it is a strange ending, and what is happening by the readers?

Raymond Carver 's short story "cathedral" narrator or narrator of the story says at the beginning as follows. After visiting relatives near the state of Connecticut, he died for his duty and ordered a visit by calling the speaker's wife. The narrator acknowledged that he was not excited about the visit. "He is not the man I know, his blind people are bothering me, My opinion about blindness comes from the movies. On the surface, Carver 's "Cathedral" is easy if it is a strange story. The man's wife recommends that the husband drink the blind man he has never seen before at home. They will talk. They draw pictures. However. However, under that simplicity, there is a complicated discussion on how many people communicate with each other and do not communicate. It explores trust, vulnerability and intrinsic truth issues. Something in the heart of the narrator will soften at the end of the story. He becomes more open and changes through contact with others The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. In Raymond Carver 's "cathedral", the narrator is afraid of his wife' s friend, and the blind man, Robert, is about to spend the night. The narrator was concerned about his visit and the fact of his blindness. At the end of the story, the cathedral appeared on the television and the talker tried to define it for Robert. He finally painted, and Robert's hand was above him, so Robert was able to experience that shape. Nevertheless, the narrator closes his eyes and keeps drawing. Robert asked him how he looked and did not open his eyes, he said, "This is really one thing." This is all the conclusion this story needs. Pay attention to the remaining questions: Does the narrator become more sympathetic or accept someone different from him? Will he build true friendship with Robert? When Robert leaves, will he breathe with a sigh of relief? do not know The story should always have a clear conclusion, or it is a strange ending, and what is happening by the readers?

The way to write Carver's "cathedral" is obvious, but after reading this story further, people understand that the "cathedral" is about the interaction and epifae of the general people who change their daily lives. This idea is completely reflected at the end of the "cathedral" Through the story, my husband does not know anything about the blind and can live their lives without being able to see it I would like to know. He continued to mention how he got married. I did not see my wife. If she had cosmetic purple slacks etc, he never knew. Novagorod's Hagia Sophia | The Golden Gate (Vladimir) | The Cathedral of Christ the Savior | Cathedral of Cathedral of Vladimir's Cathedral | Annunciation Cathedral | Angels Cathedral | The Savior's Church of Saint Blood | St. Basil Cathedral | Kazan Kremlin | St Isaac Cathedral | Kazan Cathedral | Cathedral of Peter and Paul | Squireleft Tower | Moscow managed | Arc de Triomphe of Narva | Kolomenskoye | Peterhof Palace Gachina Troitse-Sergiyeva Lavra | Solo Wetsky Monastery | Kunstkamera | Russian Museum | Catherine Palace | Grand Kremlin | Hermitage | Simonov Abbey | Novodevichy Abbey | Mausoleum of Lenin | Tatlin Tower | Soviet Palace | (Moscow) | All-Su Exhibition Center | Ostanqui Building | Arc de Triomphe | The Russian White House Notre Dame Cathedral is the highest Gothic church in France and the largest church. In addition to Chartres and Reims Cathedral, Amiens is a member of the famous "high Gothic" or "classic" French Cathedral triad built in the 13th century. Amiens Cathedral was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. It is beautifully harmonized art and architecture. According to the local legend, Amiens' first church was founded by St. Philmin, a disciple of St. Satu Luminas of Toulouse. After his martyrdom, he was handed down to another person named Firmin. He was known as Confessor St. Philmin. I do not know anything about these Firmins; their biographies were invented in the Middle Ages. Amiens Cathedral is the most typical Gothic building; we can almost find features of all Gothic architecture in this building. Amiens Cathedral is a Roman Catholic Cathedral. It is located in Amiens, the main city of Picardy in the northern part of Paris. It is the highest complete cathedral in France, the height of the aisle is 42.30 meters and the maximum internal volume is estimated at 200,000 cubic meters (Wikipedia, 2009). It is said that all citizens of Amiens at that time can accommodate enough (Baidu, 2009).

At first sight, you may think that Raymond Carver's "Cathedral" shows awakening to the blind world of the blind man's husband. But this literal awakening does not mean that her husband also awakens the world of religious insight, he is blind. The structure of the title and the story is the first indicator showing the importance of religious documents. When people check the language and behavior of the letters in the story they will find it. At 117-124 of Raymond Carver's "Cathedral", Robert and Bab depict the cathedral. This part is at the end of the story and details of the spiritual revelation of the cloth are written. While depicting the cathedral, the redemption and ascension of Bab came from the interaction with Robert. This is a touching experience for Bab. Robert is a foresighted person who will help boolean lead to the spiritual essence of life. The cathedral's painting transcends physical actions that appeal to a mental awakening and activities, identity, and a deeper understanding of communication. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. On the surface, Carver 's "Cathedral" is easy if it is a strange story. The man's wife recommends that the husband drink the blind man he has never seen before at home. They will talk. They draw pictures. However. However, under that simplicity, there is a complicated discussion on how many people communicate with each other and do not communicate. It explores trust, vulnerability and intrinsic truth issues. Something in the heart of the narrator will soften at the end of the story. He becomes more open and changes through contact with others

Canterbury cathedral with a history of at least 1400 years worshiped God in the grounds of the cathedral and his power and elegance shapes human life through church prayers. Since the murder of Thomas Beckett in the cathedral of 1170, Canterbury has attracted thousands of pilgrims. This tradition continues to this day, and a large group of people will welcome you warmly, including welcome party, tour guide, assistant of cathedral, pastor. Canterbury Cathedral and the Metropolitan Cathedral are pilgrims for worshiping the glory of Almighty God and our Savior Christ, established by Saint Augustine. Canterbury, Canterbury's Canterbury Cathedral is one of the oldest and most famous Christianity buildings in the UK. It is part of the World Heritage. It is the Cathedral of the Archbishop of Canterbury and is now a symbolic leader of the British Church leader Justin Verbi and the British Church of England. Its official name is Canterbury Cathedral and the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ. The cathedral was built in 597 and completely rebuilt between 1070 and 1077. The eastern end was greatly expanded in the early twelfth century and mostly rebuilt in Gothic style after the fire in 1174 to accommodate pilgrims who visited Archbishop Thomas Beckett who was killed in the 1174 cathedral. Norman's corridor and cross section were destroyed until late 14th century and destroyed to open the way to the present building. Prior to coming to Canterbury, Lanfrank was the abbot of Saint Etienne in Caen in Normandy, where he oversaw the reconstruction of the monastery church. Canterbury Cathedral can still be traced back to the strong influence of early construction. New Norman Cathedral of Lanfrank was ordered in October 1077. Many shopping cart treasures represent gifts of pilgrims who appreciate for centuries and were robbed and used by the king. One of the treasures is a wonderful ruby ​​donated by French Regale, Louis VII, and Henry made a thumb ring. Today I burned a candle at the old shrine. Canterbury Cathedral is one of the oldest Christian churches in the UK and continues to play a central role in British Christianity. Originally founded in 602 AD by Saint Augustine, it remains the leader of the British Church of the Church of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the cathedral of the world. Prior to coming to Canterbury, Lanfrank was the abbot of Saint Etienne in Caen in Normandy, where he oversaw the reconstruction of the monastery church. Canterbury Cathedral can still be traced back to the strong influence of early construction. The new Norman Cathedral of Lanfranc was used in October 1077

Raymond Carver's "cathedral" husband is not enthusiastic about his wife's old friend, he is a blind man who spent the night with them. His wife was in contact with the blind since he worked for him in Seattle several years ago. He did not know the blind man; he just asked about his tape and stories. The blind man is troubling him. "My blindness comes from the movie, in the movies the blind men move slowly and will not laugh, something has been transferred. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" depicts the interaction between a narrow husband and a limited understanding of the world around him, and a blind visitor Robert proved to dramatically change her husband As an opinion triggered, they changed from strangers to friends. At the beginning of the story, my husband did not understand because he never met the blind man, so he did not like the concept that he left with a blind friend. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear.

Vision is what everyone thinks is commonplace every day. Society only deals with blindness if they are unhappy. According to the Braille Institute, "Everyone is often blinded every 7 minutes in the United States, but many of them are part of the aging population" (1). Only 2% of legitimate blind people use guide dogs, only 35% use white canes. Blindness can be caused by various kinds of things, such as age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, age-related cataracts. Paul Brooks's Horton Mifflin carton editor once said that as a writer, she seems to be "a mason that never forgotten the cathedral." She is a meticulous editor. "It took a long time to use a pencil on the sand between my teeth," he wrote to her. But she warns Brooks that she does not like being repaired or being straightened, "I'm easy to use upside down words and phrases" - jabberwicky soaked in salt water - they I do not want to change. " The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. In the center of the "cathedral" there is a barbarist with a big irony. Ignoring blindness, it is a narrator who forgets the limit of sight. Of course, the narrator can see it with his eyes, but he does not know his limitation on himself and he is more important as it does not hinder him seeing or wishing to live. The story is ultimately about transcending; that is, there are limits beyond what is important. The curiosity that makes people truly lively, even though limited by the miracle of the story, the greatness and kindness of mankind, and the physical factors, see the lack of what Robert speaks. Visiting Chester Cathedral is one of the most valuable things in Chester. Originally opened in the 16th century, it is a truly wonderful sight. A good way to see the cathedral from the outside is to take a walk through the Roman walls; this gives a spectacular view to all the magnificent views of the cathedral. There are plenty of comfortable bars in Chester, it is a lot of fun to find breaks at these bars after a day exploring the city and walking around. There are lots of good bars to choose from, some are not very good. Therefore, we recommend that you do a survey before entering the bar, but the naf bar has a fascination. One of the most historic bars in Chester is the bear and billet dating back to 1664.

The narrator of Raymond Carver 's "cathedral" has two fully functional eyes that he chooses not to make the most out of it. The narrator's eyes are biased, dangerous, embarrassing, and what they choose to see is very limited. When he was forced to talk with the blind, it was obvious. When Roger helped the narrator to see his prejudice against life, the perception of the world's talkers around him and his blurred vision gave him great sarcasm. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" depicts the interaction between a narrow husband and a limited understanding of the world around him, and a blind visitor Robert proved to dramatically change her husband As an opinion triggered, they changed from strangers to friends. At the beginning of the story, my husband did not understand because he never met the blind man, so he did not like the concept that he left with a blind friend. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear. In Raymond Carver 's "cathedral", the narrator is afraid of his wife' s friend, and the blind man, Robert, is about to spend the night. The narrator was concerned about his visit and the fact of his blindness. At the end of the story, the cathedral appeared on the television and the talker tried to define it for Robert. He finally painted, and Robert's hand was above him, so Robert was able to experience that shape. Nevertheless, the narrator closes his eyes and keeps drawing. Robert asked him how he looked and did not open his eyes, he said, "This is really one thing." This is all the conclusion this story needs. Pay attention to the remaining questions: Does the narrator become more sympathetic or accept someone different from him? Will he build true friendship with Robert? When Robert leaves, will he breathe with a sigh of relief? do not know The story should always have a clear conclusion, or it is a strange ending, and what is happening by the readers?

"Cave myth" and Carver Cathedral Plato's Carver Cathedral provide insight into parallel vocabulary. The main character of each story is trapped in an ignorant world. Because everyone feels comfortable in the darkness and worries about what type of knowledge light brings. They do not want to advance into areas that are not familiar. Fortunately, the narrator in the cathedral was forced to take risks from the environment. This danger led him to a new insight and understanding of the world. A narrator in the "cathedral" started talking hesitantly about seeing the light. On the surface, Carver 's "Cathedral" is easy if it is a strange story. The man's wife recommends that the husband drink the blind man he has never seen before at home. They will talk. They draw pictures. However. However, under that simplicity, there is a complicated discussion on how many people communicate with each other and do not communicate. It explores trust, vulnerability and intrinsic truth issues. Something in the heart of the narrator will soften at the end of the story. He becomes more open and changes through contact with others The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. In Raymond Carver 's "cathedral", the narrator is afraid of his wife' s friend, and the blind man, Robert, is about to spend the night. The narrator was concerned about his visit and the fact of his blindness. At the end of the story, the cathedral appeared on the television and the talker tried to define it for Robert. He finally painted, and Robert's hand was above him, so Robert was able to experience that shape. Nevertheless, the narrator closes his eyes and keeps drawing. Robert asked him how he looked and did not open his eyes, he said, "This is really one thing." This is all the conclusion this story needs. Pay attention to the remaining questions: Does the narrator become more sympathetic or accept someone different from him? Will he build true friendship with Robert? When Robert leaves, will he breathe with a sigh of relief? do not know The story should always have a clear conclusion, or it is a strange ending, and what is happening by the readers?

The cathedral has many experiences that changed my view of life. One of them is when I went to England in London. It is called St. Paul's Cathedral. I have never been to the "cathedral" before, so I do not want to see it. But my coach said that when we got there heard a voice crying in my mind: "You dislike this!" Boy, I am very pleased that I did this. Because when I stood under the huge concrete stairway towards the Holy Gate. St. Paul 's Cathedral is a British National Cathedral, there is a bishop of London and a mother church of Parish Parish. It is in Ludgate Hill which is the highest point of London city. The present cathedral is a masterpiece of Sir Christopher Fern, the most famous architect in the UK. It was built between 1675 and 1710. The Westminster Abbey in London is an important ceremony of coronation ceremonies and other countries. It is located in the west side of Parliament House. Over three centuries over 3,300 people have been buried in Westminster Abbey. This includes 17 British monarchs, including all Tudor dynasties except King Henry V and Henry VIII. Other noteworthy names buried in the Westminster Temple include Isaac Newton, Confessor Edward, Charles Dickens, Jeffrey Chaucer, Dr. Samuel Johnson and Charles Darwin Sao Paulo and Westminster Abbey share important national ceremonies and royal ceremonies. The monastery should not be confused with the nearby Westminster Abbey, the largest Roman Catholic cathedral in England and Wales. Despite the spread of the British National Church, the compliance rate of the British Church is still very low. According to the statistics of the English church, the attendance rate of the church slowly steadily declined steadily. In the famous mosque there is Tahamlet's East London Mosque, which allows Muslims to pray through speakers, Central Mosque of London at the end of Regent's Park, and Baitul Futuh in the Muslim community of Ahmadidia. After the oil boom, wealthier Middle East Arab Muslims based in West London's Mayfair, Kensington and Knightsbridge are on the rise. The Muslim community of eastern municipalities of Tamhamlet and Newham

St. Patrick's Cathedral is one of the greatest cathedrals in New York, the main reason why Manhattan's 14th century saint cathedral of the fifteenth century was completed is the recognition of religious freedom and tolerance. Thousands of poor immigrants and 130 famous citizens helped donate to the church. Famous citizens each pay about 1000 dollars. The cathedral supports the idea that no generation has built a cathedral, but it supports the idea that it has been done in past, present and future generations. St. Patrick's Cathedral is the mother church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne. It was named after the sacred Patrick of Ireland. The church officially opened in 1997, but the first large-scale building was done in February 1858. St. Patrick's Cathedral was designed by William Worder. St. Patrick is known for its wonderful Gothic architecture and is one of the representatives of Gothic Revival. The exterior of St. Patrick's Cathedral seems to breathe in a different way than Amiens Cathedral. The facade of Amiens Cathedral is full of details and exquisite sculptures and is lacking in St Patrick, but it is beautiful just because it has a strong sense of direction. Basically the shape of the Cathedral is rectangular, but why is the power to "stretch upwards" so strong? This is the influence of all the long and narrow pillars embedded deeply in the ground, but it is pierced in the air with pointed spikes. Regardless of whether it is a pillar, an arch, a window or a door every aspect of the facade is neat; it has successfully provided this special Gothic cathedral with unique features: dramatic Upward expansion and ambition in

Prejudice is a problem in communities around the world due to race, religion, sexual orientation, lifestyle, and diversity of disability. But sometimes the moment of changing life is made to make people aware that they should not discriminate against others due to their appearance or belief. In the story "Cathedral", author Raymond Carver wrote a man prejudiced his wife's blind friend Robert who visits his husband and wife. In the story "Royal Cathedral" written by Raymond Carver, it seems that the stereotype of the blind man forms obstacles between the blind and sight. A man in the story is always misunderstood by "blinds" from "movie" (Carver 1). The title "Cathedral" is important as it helps men to imagine the life of Robert. As blind Robert entered his life, it was difficult for men to form a relationship with Robert due to his visual impairment. The man also created a picture of what Robert looks like in his mind and how he acts. This is because this man has never interacted with the blinds and has come up with Robert's preconceived idea. Cathedral blindness can be expressed in two different ways. One way is that the name of the actual medical blind method is Robert. Another way is blindness of jealousy; the narrator is against Robert. Unfortunately, the narrator is not satisfied with the relationship between Robert and his wife. He feels that their friendship is beyond what they see. In the story, the narrator is almost ironic. He asked a rude question, "By the way, which side are you going on?" The problem he used will irritate his wife. Such actions indicate his blindness to the relationship. A narrator sometimes makes himself look like a fool. His rude comments and gestures showed him as if he was not as good as Robert. In Raymond Carver 's "cathedral", the narrator is afraid of his wife' s friend, and the blind man, Robert, is about to spend the night. The narrator was concerned about his visit and the fact of his blindness. At the end of the story, the cathedral appeared on the television and the talker tried to define it for Robert. He finally painted, and Robert's hand was above him, so Robert was able to experience that shape. Nevertheless, the narrator closes his eyes and keeps drawing. Robert asked him how he looked and did not open his eyes, he said, "This is really one thing." This is all the conclusion this story needs. Pay attention to the remaining questions: Does the narrator become more sympathetic or accept someone different from him? Will he build true friendship with Robert? When Robert leaves, will he breathe with a sigh of relief? do not know The story should always have a clear conclusion, or it is a strange ending, and what is happening by the readers?

T.S Elliot killed in the cathedral is a respected play consisting of faith, revenge, and endless power struggle. Archbishop Thomas Beckett of Canterbury and two men of England's Henry II showed this struggle to demonstrate their power. This argument about the dominance power between the church and the country is based on the murder in the "cathedral", the relationship between humans and God. Thomas Beckett is the representative of the power of God, Henry II and his adviser are government representatives, or human powers. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" proves that a simple story (line) / plot is a (literary) art work when mixed literary devices such as metaphor, cynicism, and symbolism I will. Literary instruments are not about the story of a blind couple but showing about relationships about helping you better understand the role. There is a variety of sarcastic examples in the "cathedral" as to how much Robert is fuller than the narrator. A narrator is a person who is depressed and unhappy because he likes to test new things, opposed to Robert 's very self - sustaining, being very happy. He has no real relationship with his wife, and Robert and Bellou can not explain it. When the narrator said all this is shown on page 6. "... a woman who can do it everyday will not win the lowest compliment she loves." This is ironic The teller never gave his wife a compliment, and Robert to Beiru You may have given a lot. In the late 14th century, British Salisbury citizens were summoned in the cathedral by machine. This is a wonderfully strange device. It consists of a series of iron gears, wheels and rods, all arranged in a cube. It hung on the ropes and pulled indefinitely. The stone weighed unconsciously in the cold air. This is a clock, it has no face. there is no need. Salisbury people live in the world without a date. On the contrary, their only appointment is a promise with God. In charge of Salisbury watch ties people to a sacred duty, but it is only a step of dancing constantly changing among humans, tools and time. T. SELIOT is one of the greatest dramaists among British writers. From his literature, we can feel a big aesthetic pleasure. I studied various dramas included in the course. However, "Murder in the cathedral" is really different from them. It has its own greatness and high literature. Eliot's poetic form is the most appropriate form of expression in drama. In his opinion, Ibsen, Steinberg, Chekhov are the limits of prose. In stark contrast to them, Yeats and Hofmannsthal maintain old traditional affinities between drama and poetry.

Relationship between "Cathedral" and "A & P" "Rather the cathedral" and "A & P" of Raymond Carver and John Updike are short stories even if they were written in the same century. I can explain the difference in what actually happens. They all introduced stereotype characters of the hero, but for some reason these characters made a major change in the recognition of the hero's world and the life itself. The atmosphere of these stories, unlike the number of people involved in each story, may be important to understand how changes will occur. Raymond Carver and "Cathedral", John Updyck and "A & P", "Cathedral" and A & P are short stories written in the same century. But even if they all introduce the role of stereotypes that change their perception of the world in some way, they have a different side. The atmosphere of the story is different from the number of people involved in each story. The story "cathedral" occurs only in family homes, husbands, and wives can be identified as suicide attempts in the past, and finally as static roles as blind people. Relationship between "Cathedral" and "A & P" "Rather the cathedral" and "A & P" of Raymond Carver and John Updike are short stories even if they were written in the same century. I can explain the difference in what actually happens. They all introduced stereotype characters of the hero, but for some reason these characters made a major change in the recognition of the hero's world and the life itself. The atmosphere of these stories, unlike the number of people involved in each story, may be important to understand how changes will occur. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people.

Two levels of the cathedral mean that Raymond Carver 's short story "Cathedral" develops characters in binary depths. On the surface, they have reliable human attitudes and attributes, but there is also a level of functionality that provides another explanation. In addition to drawing realistic pictures of characters, sculptors used the old story of "deliverers" and reproduced it as unique and fresh. He takes on that role and associates it with the idea of ​​the reader, making people feel that their information is deeper. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. On the surface, Carver 's "Cathedral" is easy if it is a strange story. The man's wife recommends that the husband drink the blind man he has never seen before at home. They will talk. They draw pictures. However. However, under that simplicity, there is a complicated discussion on how many people communicate with each other and do not communicate. It explores trust, vulnerability and intrinsic truth issues. Something in the heart of the narrator will soften at the end of the story. He becomes more open and changes through contact with others Raymond Carver wrote his short story "Cathedral" in 1981 and published it in the United States two years later. In the preface of the place he gathered, he wrote that it had a special turning point. 'Understanding its importance to Carver makes it particularly interesting. The story is about 5,500 words long, and in the familiar Carver world, I live in a suffocating family environment, a numbered workplace, or a blue collar worker. Through the lack of education and driving, he provides insight into the living segment in places people are in trouble. Much of his personality reflects the lack of such ambitions. This includes the narrator of the "cathedral". Like many of Carver's male characters, he can only express emotions at a narrow level.

In the story of Raymond Carver 's "cathedral", it shows how the blind man is open to new experiences and how husbands he is blinded by the material things of the world and life I talk about seeing a narrator (narrator). I compared them. My husband got a visible gift, but the real gift came from seeing the cathedral. At the beginning of the story, her husband's recognition of others is full of stereotypes, discrimination, anxiety, prejudice. After talking to his wife friend Robert, his prospect began to change dramatically. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. The story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is about understanding and acceptance of visually handicapped people. The narrator expresses the main theme of the story by overcoming the personal experience and mutual respect, ie prejudice against the blind. Still named speakers have unfounded beliefs and stereotypes about what the blind should be, but in a relatively short period he establishes contact with the blind, and he is a personal I laughed at him. The narrator's invisible concept of blindness has been proved wrong when he first encountered blindness (Robert). The narrator does not think that the blind man is at his house. "This blind man is now sleeping in my house" (230). But as Robert arrived at his house, he was shocked that he did not meet the blind 's opinion. "But he did not use the crutches and did not wear sunglasses, I always thought that black glasses were necessities of the blind" (232) Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear.

Since Raymond Carver is in the "cathedral", the ability of the blind person of Raymond Carver Cathedral is considered commonplace. The title shows that the story is about the cathedral, but in reality there are two people with blind people. One of them is a blind friend of the narrator's wife Robert, and the other is a narrator - husband himself. My husband is a mentally disabled person. Carber delicately explains how her husband treats life: from a very narrow perspective. "Blind" husband 's short story "cathedral" Raymond Carver in Carver Cathedral tells a woman with a blind friend who will come to visit her and her husband. My husband has a normal vision in technology, but at the beginning of the story it is "blind". Through her husband's words and actions when dealing with the blind Robert, the husband did not "see" or understand what Robert's blindness meant, or as a person how it changed You can see how it did not change. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. On the surface, Carver 's "Cathedral" is easy if it is a strange story. The man's wife recommends that the husband drink the blind man he has never seen before at home. They will talk. They draw pictures. However. However, under that simplicity, there is a complicated discussion on how many people communicate with each other and do not communicate. It explores trust, vulnerability and intrinsic truth issues. Something in the heart of the narrator will soften at the end of the story. He becomes more open and changes through contact with others

Blind man in the gift of the cathedral The story of Raymond Carver "cathedral", the prejudice of a man is overcome by gifts of other men. The husband in the story was given a gift to see the cathedral through the eyes of the blind. The real gift comes from the cathedral that shows the husband's prejudice and the heart of the blind. This gift is an experience of her husband's eyes which her husband still closed when he saw the cathedral. According to Anatole Broyard, "Cathedral" is a nice work on the blind and asks the acquaintance to lead a hand-drawn sketch of the cathedral he has never seen before. "Blind" husband 's short story "cathedral" Raymond Carver in Carver Cathedral tells a woman with a blind friend who will come to visit her and her husband. My husband has a normal vision in technology, but at the beginning of the story it is "blind". Through her husband's words and actions when dealing with the blind Robert, the husband did not "see" or understand what Robert's blindness meant, or as a person how it changed You can see how it did not change. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. On the surface, Carver 's "Cathedral" is easy if it is a strange story. The man's wife recommends that the husband drink the blind man he has never seen before at home. They will talk. They draw pictures. However. However, under that simplicity, there is a complicated discussion on how many people communicate with each other and do not communicate. It explores trust, vulnerability and intrinsic truth issues. Something in the heart of the narrator will soften at the end of the story. He becomes more open and changes through contact with others The story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is about understanding and acceptance of visually handicapped people. The narrator expresses the main theme of the story by overcoming the personal experience and mutual respect, ie prejudice against the blind. Still named speakers have unfounded beliefs and stereotypes about what the blind should be, but in a relatively short period he establishes contact with the blind, and he is a personal I laughed at him. The narrator's invisible concept of blindness has been proved wrong when he first encountered blindness (Robert). The narrator does not think that the blind man is at his house. "This blind man is now sleeping in my house" (230). But as Robert arrived at his house, he was shocked that he did not meet the blind 's opinion. "But he did not use the crutches and did not wear sunglasses, I always thought that black glasses were necessities of the blind" (232)

St. Paul's Cathedral in London, England, was designed by architect Sir Christopher Ren. It took only six years to complete a plan to approve the most important construction projects. The building began in 1675 and finally lasted 35 years until it was completed in 1710. It was built to replace the 1666 fire church. Sao Paulo is the largest church in the UK and is said to be a masterpiece of Rennes. He brings a new form of combination and building combination to British architecture. St. Paul's Cathedral in London, England is one of the world's most spectacular churches and is the best attraction for many tourists visiting London. It was designed by the famous architect Christopher Wren (1632-1723). When I travel to London, I am always awe-admiring these statues, plush plaques, luxury and expensive monuments, and most importantly the Admiral Horatio L. Nelson's elegant sarcophagh. . Sir Winston Churchill said that Nelson was the best British in history! St. Paul 's Cathedral is a British National Cathedral, there is a bishop of London and a mother church of Parish Parish. It is in Ludgate Hill which is the highest point of London city. The present cathedral is a masterpiece of Sir Christopher Fern, the most famous architect in the UK. It was built between 1675 and 1710. The Westminster Abbey in London is an important ceremony of coronation ceremonies and other countries. It is located in the west side of Parliament House. Over three centuries over 3,300 people have been buried in Westminster Abbey. This includes 17 British monarchs, including all Tudor dynasties except King Henry V and Henry VIII. Other noteworthy names buried in the Westminster Temple include Isaac Newton, Confessor Edward, Charles Dickens, Jeffrey Chaucer, Dr. Samuel Johnson and Charles Darwin

I have had many experiences that changed my awareness of life. One of them is when I went to England in London. It is called St. Paul's Cathedral. I have never been to the "cathedral" before, so I do not want to see it. But my coach said that when we got there heard a voice crying in my mind: "You dislike this!" Boy, I am very pleased that I did this. Because when I stood under the huge concrete stairway towards the Holy Gate. Washington's National Cathedral, officially known as St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, includes the Cathedral of the Episcopal Church, historical buildings, beautiful museums, a place of engineering for miracles, spiritual comfort. When I first visited the cathedral, I thought it was very big and beautiful. When I visited for the second time, I participated in a behind-the-scenes tour, I was shocked by the details of the cathedral. I appreciate it as much as I know about the cathedral. The size of this place is wonderful, the stained glass is beautiful and tells a nice store. There is also an interesting story about the integration of Darth Vader into the cathedral design. The damage to the structure during the 2011 earthquake was painful, and maintenance work is still in progress. The names of St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral are tied to the memory of two powerful early Christian fathers who often have independent churches. Most powerfully, the unity of the two saints in Washington reflects the permanent ideals of reconciliation behind the cathedral. Because Peter and Paul do not always agree with everything. The ideal of consensus among these two Apostles and among all is reflected in the prayer appointed on June 29. A week later, on June 29th we had a double feast of the cathedral Saint Peter and the patron saint of St. Paul. That name came from pastor George William Douglas of Saint John, Lafayette Square. And they helped to draft the Constitution for the new 'church for national purpose'. The historical tradition of Simon Peter who is one of the apostles is the first pope, his name means "rock" and the disciple causes Jesus' words to become his "rock" to build a church It was. : 18). Paul, originally named Saul, was a Roman citizen who persecuted Christians before his powerful conversion to Damascus, where he lost his sight and regained (Acts 9). His letter to the early Christian community is one of the earliest verses in the New Testament.

Is intimacy with people sufficient? The answer is no. In life, we need to establish multiple relationships at every level. This is not to say that we should leave things behind the people we go out and love but to help individuals with other people to help them grow intellectually, spiritually, and emotionally We should establish a meaningful connection. Otherwise, we will remain stationary, indicating that we rarely develop. In Raymond Carver's "cathedral", the narrator did not see this, so his wife had a strong emotional connection with the blind. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. The story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is about understanding and acceptance of visually handicapped people. The narrator expresses the main theme of the story by overcoming the personal experience and mutual respect, ie prejudice against the blind. Still named speakers have unfounded beliefs and stereotypes about what the blind should be, but in a relatively short period he establishes contact with the blind, and he is a personal I laughed at him. The narrator's invisible concept of blindness has been proved wrong when he first encountered blindness (Robert). The narrator does not think that the blind man is at his house. "This blind man is now sleeping in my house" (230). But as Robert arrived at his house, he was shocked that he did not meet the blind 's opinion. "But he did not use the crutches and did not wear sunglasses, I always thought that black glasses were necessities of the blind" (232) Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear.

These events can infer that their marriage is unstable, and since she does not passively contact her husband, his wife tries to seek Robert's attention or a stronger emotional connection maybe. Her husband expressed his wrath against Robert, but he changed his opinion during the visit. During Robert 's visit, her husband tried to get used to the blind, and realized he really liked the company of Robert. Therefore, due to the history and appearance of the cathedral, her husband can experience blindness by spending time at the level of sympathy with Robert. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. The story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is about understanding and acceptance of visually handicapped people. The narrator expresses the main theme of the story by overcoming the personal experience and mutual respect, ie prejudice against the blind. Still named speakers have unfounded beliefs and stereotypes about what the blind should be, but in a relatively short period he establishes contact with the blind, and he is a personal I laughed at him. The narrator's invisible concept of blindness has been proved wrong when he first encountered blindness (Robert). The narrator does not think that the blind man is at his house. "This blind man is now sleeping in my house" (230). But as Robert arrived at his house, he was shocked that he did not meet the blind 's opinion. "But he did not use the crutches and did not wear sunglasses, I always thought that black glasses were necessities of the blind" (232) Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear.

The lack of sight at the cathedral of Raymond Carver 's "Cathedral" is not particularly sensitive people. I might explain him as selfish, superficial, and meditative. His actions certainly explain these points, but his misunderstandings on the people in this story and his relationship with him are most clearly showing his tragic flaws. Please look at the world. By his side. In the eyes of the narrator, Robert's blindness is his characteristic. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. On the surface, Carver 's "Cathedral" is easy if it is a strange story. The man's wife recommends that the husband drink the blind man he has never seen before at home. They will talk. They draw pictures. However. However, under that simplicity, there is a complicated discussion on how many people communicate with each other and do not communicate. It explores trust, vulnerability and intrinsic truth issues. Something in the heart of the narrator will soften at the end of the story. He becomes more open and changes through contact with others Story Raymond Carver's Cathedral tells the story of human life that changes from frustration and carelessness to faith and diversity. The cathedral is a symbol of faith, transformation, creativity, and power, and is therefore an important part of the Carver story. When an author uses a strong image to explain the manipulation of a picture the husband is creating, the process of drawing it becomes the climax of the story. In this story, images and symbolism are used frequently, but they produce very different effects in very different ways. In addition, this cathedral is tied to the representatives of the blind as missionaries and teachers. The symbolic meaning of the cathedral in the story makes people believe in the future and optimism Raymond Carver wrote his short story "Cathedral" in 1981 and published it in the United States two years later. In the preface of the place he gathered, he wrote that it had a special turning point. 'Understanding its importance to Carver makes it particularly interesting. The story is about 5,500 words long, and in the familiar Carver world, I live in a suffocating family environment, a numbered workplace, or a blue collar worker. Through the lack of education and driving, he provides insight into the living segment in places people are in trouble. Much of his personality reflects the lack of such ambitions. This includes the narrator of the "cathedral". Like many of Carver's male characters, he can only express emotions at a narrow level.

Blindness in blindness of Raymond Carver Cathedral creates an ambiguous world that can be overcome only under the guidance of people who want to contact the blind. It is also true that the recognition that blind people are blind can only be overcome only when blind people allow intimate relationship with vision. Raymond Carver and his short cathedral account this through the eyes of a man, and he spends the night with the blind Robert. This man not only did not know Robert, but blindly "interrupted" him (Carver 98). The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. The story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is about understanding and acceptance of visually handicapped people. The narrator expresses the main theme of the story by overcoming the personal experience and mutual respect, ie prejudice against the blind. Still named speakers have unfounded beliefs and stereotypes about what the blind should be, but in a relatively short period he establishes contact with the blind, and he is a personal I laughed at him. The narrator's invisible concept of blindness has been proved wrong when he first encountered blindness (Robert). The narrator does not think that the blind man is at his house. "This blind man is now sleeping in my house" (230). But as Robert arrived at his house, he was shocked that he did not meet the blind 's opinion. "But he did not use the crutches and did not wear sunglasses, I always thought that black glasses were necessities of the blind" (232)

Cathedral: Lessons from the Age The short story "Cathedral" by Raymond Carver represents a story that many people of today's society can connect. We introduce to those who seem to get excited by disturbing the first sentence of the story. As a reader, we initially did not know the reason behind this man's discomfort. This man who seems to be a direct depiction of Raymond Carver himself expresses his ignorance by a blind man named Robert who was with him and his wife. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

The blind faith of Raymond Carver Cathedral experienced a great personal transformation in the story of hero Raymond Carver 's "cathedral". At the beginning of the story, his views on others are full of stereotypes, discrimination, prejudice. Through his interaction with his wife 's blind friend Robert, his attitude and attitude toward life changed. Initially he seemed to be afraid of seeing a blind person, but he could hardly choose from Robert's outgoing character. During Robert's visit he proved to be an ordinary person and showed the speaker that he can open his mind by closing his eyes. "Blind" husband 's short story "cathedral" Raymond Carver in Carver Cathedral tells a woman with a blind friend who will come to visit her and her husband. My husband has a normal vision in technology, but at the beginning of the story it is "blind". Through her husband's words and actions when dealing with the blind Robert, the husband did not "see" or understand what Robert's blindness meant, or as a person how it changed You can see how it did not change. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. The story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is about understanding and acceptance of visually handicapped people. The narrator expresses the main theme of the story by overcoming the personal experience and mutual respect, ie prejudice against the blind. Still named speakers have unfounded beliefs and stereotypes about what the blind should be, but in a relatively short period he establishes contact with the blind, and he is a personal I laughed at him. The narrator's invisible concept of blindness has been proved wrong when he first encountered blindness (Robert). The narrator does not think that the blind man is at his house. "This blind man is now sleeping in my house" (230). But as Robert arrived at his house, he was shocked that he did not meet the blind 's opinion. "But he did not use the crutches and did not wear sunglasses, I always thought that black glasses were necessities of the blind" (232) Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear.

Raymond Carver used his first-person narrator at his short story "Cathedral", his view is very limited and flawed. Unlike the blind Robert introduced in the early story, the cathedral talker took full advantage of all his senses. But once again comparing them, Robert is a person who is tolerant of new ideas, thinks that he is willing to experience the joy of life, and the talker restricts himself for his sharp mind . It raises the question of who is truly blind in the story. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

From St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City to Our Lady of France, the architect designed the most beautiful church in the world. They express every detail and nuance, and spare no effort to spend time to develop these special worship centers. However, visitors to these churches do not seem to be able to evaluate all decisions and plans used "behind the scenes" to create these magnificent miracles. Therefore, our architects can summarize this detailed summary, allowing worshipers to understand all aspects and features of Saint Francis Cathedral. St. Francis was born on 21 August 1567 in the Transformer of the Savoy Duchy. He was baptized the next day at the Parish-of-Train church called Francis Bonaventure. His father, Françoisde Sales de Boisy, and his mother, Françoisede Sionnaz, belong to the nobility of Old Sava. Future saints are the oldest of the six brothers. Throughout his life, he chose St. Francis of Assisi as his patron. The room where he was born is called "the room of St. Francis", because there is an image of "Poverello" spreading over birds and fish. In 1610, Francis de Sales lost his mother (his father died two years ago). Later, the saint wrote in Saint-Jean-de-Shunt: "My heart is broken, just like I have never become a pastor, I will cry my good mother." Francis is nine years longer than his mother. Year of inexhaustible work. The saint seems to feel that his life is coming to an end. Before leaving Annecy, he organized everything and started traveling as if he had not returned to his flock. At Avignon, he did everything possible to keep his austerity, but many people saw him, and all religious groups had sacred bishops preach to them I hope. Giovanni Melchiorre Bosco (1815-1888), pastor of the Turin Archbishop, founder of St. Francis Sales Association (sales staff of Don Bosco) and Mary's daughter, Christian's help (caring sister). Pope Pius XI was governed by Pope Pius XI in 1934. Adam Chmielowski (Albert of Krakow) (1845 - 1916), the founder of the third brother of St. Francis, the servant of the poor (brother of Aberdeen) and the sister of the poor (Sister Aberdeen). Pope John Paul II was instructed by Pope John Paul II in 1987 and was ruled by Pope John Paul II.

Pilgrimage to Compostela Cathedral in the 12th century, the most popular pilgrimage destination is Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain. Holy land of St. James the Great is in Compostela Cathedral and is attracting a lot of people. Holy land of the saint is considered as a healing place for various problems. The religious relics contained in the cathedral give special power to the pilgrims by healing their problems. Pilgrims use the way to San Diego to test their faith and love for God. El Camino de Santiago, the pilgrimage site of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Spain, believes that the ruins of the elders of St. James are buried. Medieval Peregrino (pilgrims), in most cases, walks on the road for serious religious reasons, looking for accommodation and food no matter where you are, and strikes of strangers. Modern Peregrino sleeps on a heated water hostel and it takes time to carefully pick your own route. This is the way I discovered myself in the cathedral and a bright Jesus smiled at me. He seems to have no pressure. There is no humiliation in the golden statue of St. James, I was hugging and standing there. The saints endured my hugs with patience and struck my tears and trekking poles against my neck. Saint James Road (San Camino de Santiago) is a pilgrimage site of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, a legend that preserves the ruins of the Apostolic St. James the Great. This route was declared as the first European cultural route by the European Commission in October 1987 and was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. The first pilgrimage was a place related to Jesus' ministry. Local folk advice was discovered in addition to the early example of Origins 'Find Jesus, Disciples, Traces of Prophets'. He survived the Christian pilgrimage and the account of Jerusalem and showed him the actual position of the gadadrian pig of the birth 30's. History can be traced back to the 4th century AD. Itinerary Burdigalense ("Bordeaux Itinerary") is the oldest surviving Christian trip written by an anonymous "Bordeaux Pilgrim" explaining the various stages of pilgrimage to Jerusalem in 333 and 334. Pilgrimage is an important part of medieval religious life. Many people go on a trip to visit the sanctuary such as St. James' Church in Santiago de Compostela, Canterbury Cathedral in the United Kingdom, ruins of Jerusalem and Rome. José's Canterbury Tales is a series of stories that 30 pilgrims told Canterbury. The medieval house is cold, damp and dark. Sometimes it's warmer and lighter outside the house than the wall. For safety reasons windows are very small openings when present and wooden shutters are closed at night or in bad weather. Because the size of the window is small, outsiders can see things outside, but outsiders do not. Many farmers' families eat, sleep, and spend in very small places. Thatched roof house is easy to be destroyed.

"Blind" husband 's short story "cathedral" Raymond Carver in Carver Cathedral tells a woman with a blind friend who will come to visit her and her husband. My husband has a normal vision in technology, but at the beginning of the story it is "blind". Through her husband's words and actions when dealing with the blind Robert, the husband did not "see" or understand what Robert's blindness meant, or as a person how it changed You can see how it did not change. The personality of Raymond Carver 's "cathedral" husband is in the "cathedral" of Raymond Carver, and the recognition of her husband' s blind man has changed when he met his wife 's longtime friend, Robert. His experience with Robert changed his prejudice in his narrow sense of stereotypes. My husband will change when my husband thinks he will see the world of the blind with his own eyes. Somehow, a blind man broke through all the bondages of her husband and committed ignorant insight and prejudice at the moment of understanding. "Blind" husband 's short story "cathedral" Raymond Carver in Carver Cathedral tells a woman with a blind friend who will come to visit her and her husband. My husband has a normal vision in technology, but at the beginning of the story it is "blind". Through her husband's words and actions when dealing with the blind Robert, the husband did not "see" or understand what Robert's blindness meant, or as a person how it changed You can see how it did not change. On the surface, Carver 's "Cathedral" is easy if it is a strange story. The man's wife recommends that the husband drink the blind man he has never seen before at home. They will talk. They draw pictures. However. However, under that simplicity, there is a complicated discussion on how many people communicate with each other and do not communicate. It explores trust, vulnerability and intrinsic truth issues. Something in the heart of the narrator will soften at the end of the story. He becomes more open and changes through contact with others The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

A visit to the World Heritage Site of Durham Cathedral must be "a model of architectural or architectural ensemble". According to the guidelines of the World Heritage Committee or statements of the International Council on monuments and ruins, it must be "the most important building in history". Durham reached the standard and was registered as a World Heritage site in 1996. I think that Durham Cathedral became a world heritage because it shows the example of the first rib cabinet outside the Italy and the original flying buttress. Durham Cathedral is located in Durham, England. (See Appendix A) The cathedral outperformed all other sacred buildings in the UK in its beautiful surroundings; it is not as big as anything else in the UK, but its glory is incomparable. Durham Cathedral occupies the top of the towering peninsula surrounding the Sur river. At that point, horn is almost island. The resulting high plains are surrounded by steep rocks and trees on slopes that extend to the edge of the river. (See Appendix F) This strange location greatly enhances the amazing effect and magnificence of its overall appearance. (Durham's history, topography and catalog, Whellan, London, 1894) Durham I grew up has a long history. The magnificent cathedral of Durham, built as the Holy Land of St. Cuthbert in the 11th century, the Norman Castle of the city, the wall of Hadrian, the Hexham Abbey and Alnwick Castle are in front of you. . On the weekend, I explored other historic places and took a walk in Lake District and Northumbria. It gave me great enthusiasm for North history. I know that I will be a desperate scholar. However, when I worked as a graduate school internship library librarian at the Corpus Christi library from 2008 to 2009, I noticed that the library could also be a classroom - I can understand my understanding of the medieval manuscript culture I will. Combine with the academic promotion passion. This is the year of change From all the important events and features of Durham Cathedral, you can see that it occupies a very important position in history, architecture, history and religion. It is still widely visited today, especially for religious events and everyday people. (See the large timetable in Appendix G.) However, the cathedral has a 900-year history, so it is still and still being restored. (See appendix H for a list of major repairs, additions, and repairs.) When I read Durham Cathedral, I liked that magnificent look and personality. I think this cathedral is very interesting. It may not be the largest cathedral on the planet, but in reality it may be the most unique cathedral. It was the first time to use both the well-known ribbon vaults and the flying arches that are noticed today. The cathedral lights are dark and dark like forts and castles, so I do not like it, but the Romanesque style that was widely used at the time. As a tourist I definitely take time to visit the wonders of the Durham Cathedral's architecture and religious landmarks.

The word Gothic relates to functions such as darkness, hunting, black, but it is not always the case. In the Middle Ages, Gothic architecture was built, and numerous entrances to the sun were born. Brightness is designed to brighten up your life even in the church (Frankl & Crossley, 2000). The Gothic style is also part of the move away from the simple architectural style that was used previously (Murray, 1996). The Gothic style is more than can not be developed anywhere. It developed from a similar and comparatively similar Romanesque style. Amiens Cathedral is the most typical Gothic building; we can almost find features of all Gothic architecture in this building. Amiens Cathedral is a Roman Catholic Cathedral. It is located in Amiens, the main city of Picardy in the northern part of Paris. It is the highest complete cathedral in France, the height of the aisle is 42.30 meters and the maximum internal volume is estimated at 200,000 cubic meters (Wikipedia, 2009). It is said that all citizens of Amiens at that time can accommodate enough (Baidu, 2009). Amiens Cathedral is the largest gothic building in France. This huge building can cover the area of ​​7,700 square meters, which can evacuate 10,000 people, and evacuate the population of the medieval Amiens. As a true building, Amiens Cathedral is one of the largest buildings in Europe and was registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1981. According to the model of Chartres Cathedral, Amiens Cathedral occupies several protected areas from the last. In the 3 rd century BC, each was destroyed by fire during the Norman invasion of 850, 1019, and 1107 years. The Romanesque style church was built in 1152. The rose window is widely used in the design of the Gothic church. In Amiens Cathedral there is a rose window above the entrance and section. This is a rose window above the entrance west of Amiens Cathedral. At Amiens Cathedral, bricks and stones are not the main part of the wall, but colored glasses, telling stories of many gods to educate those who could not read at the time. Stained glass is used for all rose windows and narrow windows. The contrast between the dark wall and the bright and gorgeous window is clear, it makes me feel strange.

"Cathedral" is a short story about inspiration, to find something more meaningful and deeper within myself. From the observation point of view, nothing more happened in the story, but then the blind man helped the narrator to draw the cathedral. It is well known, but the experience of the narrator is completely different from the actual "observation" experience. He opened a new world full of enlightenment and vision and imagination. This short experience will have a lifelong impact on him. The reason for this strong positive influence is not the relationship between the blind person and the talker, nor the actual event that led to this experience, but mainly In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. In the story "Royal Cathedral" written by Raymond Carver, it seems that the stereotype of the blind man forms obstacles between the blind and sight. A man in the story is always misunderstood by "blinds" from "movie" (Carver 1). The title "Cathedral" is important as it helps men to imagine the life of Robert. As blind Robert entered his life, it was difficult for men to form a relationship with Robert due to his visual impairment. The man also created a picture of what Robert looks like in his mind and how he acts. This is because this man has never interacted with the blinds and has come up with Robert's preconceived idea.

Threatening relationship in Carver's Cathedral Many critics write a lot of explanation about Richard Carver's "cathedral", which is about overcoming revelation and prejudice, but they have a very important aspect I am ignoring it. . This story tells us that intimate foreign friendship is threatening marriage by causing anxiety, causing infringement of privacy and deteriorating communication barriers. An intimate and friendly relationship between the narrator's wife and the blind Robert caused the narrator's anxiety. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. A short story by Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is a beautiful story depicting a journey of a talker to experience a real relationship in an empty and full of lives. His journey led him to look at life in different ways and led him to understand what he had forgotten. Carver uses ugly realism and shows that the narrator does not know how to have a healthy and loving relationship. A narrator is an ignorant and ruthless person who does not even know himself. Ironically, instinct. Humans depend on it to survive. In Howard Fred's short story "The Big Ant" he instantly explains the instinct to survive when humans are born with violence, the government acts, and Morgan shows that he will not hesitate to kill. The majority of people are anxious for violence, but this is just an instinctive feature. Howard Fast performed an excellent demo with the short story "The Big Ant". This story happened in the United States during the Cold War.

He did not know what to say and said: "By the way, which side of the train do you go to?" Robert replied, but his wife was shocked by her husband's request. Clearly, neither side of the train can provide the best view to the blind. My wife hopes to make her husband take me to Robert better, more sociable, more respectful and more exciting, but my husband's behavior is "to work with disabled work in the UK workplace It is something like abuse of a person. He is expected to actively talk to Robert, but he still discriminates and behaves negligently against the blind. In the story "Royal Cathedral" written by Raymond Carver, it seems that the stereotype of the blind man forms obstacles between the blind and sight. A man in the story is always misunderstood by "blinds" from "movie" (Carver 1). The title "Cathedral" is important as it helps men to imagine the life of Robert. As blind Robert entered his life, it was difficult for men to form a relationship with Robert due to his visual impairment. The man also created a picture of what Robert looks like in his mind and how he acts. This is because this man has never interacted with the blinds and has come up with Robert's preconceived idea. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. Raymond Carver, the story of "Cathedral" is about those who overcome his prejudices and accept blind people as competent as he. The narrator has a very strict view on how the blind man should be. When his wife told him that her blind friend, Robert, came to visit him, he was not quite happy. "My idea of ​​blindness comes from the movie, in the movies blinds do not move slowly and laugh, sometimes they are guided by the dogs seen.The blind man in my family is my It is not what I expected. "(Carver) The narrator was surprised to note that Robert does not use crutches or sunglasses. Robert can support himself without doing the help of others and can do something. He is very independent and the narrator thinks that the blind man should be exactly opposite. This really shocked the narrator because he thought he was going to be a heavy burden.

The power of Durham Cathedral Durham is unique. Not only has that bishop has all the power of the bishop, he also gives him the power of the king's power, he is called the prince bishop. Only the other four parantons have this right, but none of them are open to the pastor. The weapons seen by Durham are displayed in the crown of the bishop of the king; having this right is a great privilege. From the Scottish border to Hull, the sacred land of the prince Bishop is huge. Durham Cathedral is located in Durham, England. (See Appendix A) The cathedral outperformed all other sacred buildings in the UK in its beautiful surroundings; it is not as big as anything else in the UK, but its glory is incomparable. Durham Cathedral occupies the top of the towering peninsula surrounding the Sur river. At that point, horn is almost island. The resulting high plains are surrounded by steep rocks and trees on slopes that extend to the edge of the river. (See Appendix F) This strange location greatly enhances the amazing effect and magnificence of its overall appearance. (Durham's history, topography and catalog, Whellan, London, 1894) Durham I grew up has a long history. The magnificent cathedral of Durham, built as the Holy Land of St. Cuthbert in the 11th century, the Norman Castle of the city, the wall of Hadrian, the Hexham Abbey and Alnwick Castle are in front of you. . On the weekend, I explored other historic places and took a walk in Lake District and Northumbria. It gave me great enthusiasm for North history. I know that I will be a desperate scholar. However, when I worked as a graduate school internship library librarian at the Corpus Christi library from 2008 to 2009, I noticed that the library could also be a classroom - I can understand my understanding of the medieval manuscript culture I will. Combine with the academic promotion passion. This is the year of change When I read Durham Cathedral, I liked that magnificent look and personality. I think this cathedral is very interesting. It may not be the largest cathedral on the planet, but in reality it may be the most unique cathedral. It was the first time to use both the well-known ribbon vaults and the flying arches that are noticed today. The cathedral lights are dark and dark like forts and castles, so I do not like it, but the Romanesque style that was widely used at the time. As a tourist I definitely take time to visit the wonders of the Durham Cathedral's architecture and religious landmarks.

I was surprised by the size and magnificence of the cathedral when I was walking down the street to the front of Grace Cathedral. It is tall and wide, and in the past few weeks it looks like a church we studied in class. As I approached, I began making Ghiberti Doors, also known as Gate of Heaven. These are the original cathedral doors made of bronze, the original replica at the eastern entrance to the Italian baptistry of Florence Duomo centuries ago. Joshua and I have started this process when I lived in Grace Cathedral in San Francisco This magnificent Gothic Cathedral and the only Cathedral of the English Church in the West. As an invitation letter by Jane Shaw, chairman of the cathedral of the time, to explore the theme of grace, I would like to expand my process in a new way on this occasion. After years of solo performance, I think that the time has come to let other performers participate on the stage this time. I chose cello as a tool to begin filling the stage, I heard that cello is like a vocal. Washington's National Cathedral, officially known as St. Peter and St. Paul's Cathedral, includes the Cathedral of the Episcopal Church, historical buildings, beautiful museums, a place of engineering for miracles, spiritual comfort. When I first visited the cathedral, I thought it was very big and beautiful. When I visited for the second time, I participated in a behind-the-scenes tour, I was shocked by the details of the cathedral. I appreciate it as much as I know about the cathedral. The size of this place is wonderful, the stained glass is beautiful and tells a nice store. There is also an interesting story about the integration of Darth Vader into the cathedral design. The damage to the structure during the 2011 earthquake was painful, and maintenance work is still in progress.

"Cathedral" of Raymond Carvers depicts scenes where the narrator experiences inner transformation. This change occurs when the narrator closes his eyes and draws the outline of the cathedral. Sketch the cathedral, open your inner eyes, and see the bigger one that transcends the material environment of his world. Epiphany happens when the speaker closes the physical environment and concentrates on drawing a cathedral with his heart. A narrator living through life to understand the important elements of life changed his way of thinking and at the same time connected with his inner self. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

In the Middle Ages traces remained in the River Saale and the Unstrut River: castles, monasteries, churches and vineyards. At the center is the Naumburg Cathedral. This area is applying for a UNESCO World Heritage Site St. Peter's Basilica and St. Paul's Cathedral are the major landmarks in the Naumburg area in the southern part of Saxony-Anhalt Province, the center of application of UNESCO. After the bishops' view was transferred to Naumburg, cornerstones were built in 1029. The existing cathedral was rebuilt and expanded in the 13th century. It is a perfect combination of Romanesque style and Gothic style. St. Peter's Basilica and St. Paul's Cathedral are the major landmarks in the Naumburg area in the southern part of Saxony-Anhalt Province, the center of application of UNESCO. After the bishops' view was transferred to Naumburg, cornerstones were built in 1029. The existing cathedral was rebuilt and expanded in the 13th century. It is a perfect combination of Romanesque style and Gothic style. The Western Chorus is a masterpiece of Gothic sculpture in particular. Anonymous Naumburg Master created a vibrant natural statue - a sense of the 13th century. They drew a representation of 12 aristocrats who made a generous donation to enable the construction of the Cathedral. Among them margravine Uta When the writer Umberto Eco asked which European art woman liked to spend the night, he replied: "Naurebag's cow." The elegance and transcendental grace of the statue made her famous . Walt Disney picked her as a model of evil stepmother in his animated film "Snow White" but some people think she is the most beautiful woman in the Middle Ages In the Middle Ages, there were several trade routes at the intersection of Saale and Unstrut. To protect them, a strong castle was built. The name of this area happens to be Burgenlandkreis ("Castle District" in German). One of the most beautiful Ruedesburg castles located on the ridge above Sa Sa's east coast is a popular day trip destination. There are about 30 castles and palaces in the Burgenland Clay area. Many people have a millennium history. Initially they served as a defensive fortress. Later they were renovated into the palace. For example, Gosek Castle is the hometown of the Count and then Benedictine Monastery, which was refurbished into a palace in the 17th century. It was also a monk who placed the first terrace and planted grapes. Today, Saale and Unstrut, wine production areas, are located at the northern end of Germany. Production volume is small, but it is very good. When the sun is shining it is easy to understand why this area is also known as "North Tuscany". Naumburg Cathedral (German: Naumburger Dom St. Peter and St. Paul), located in Naumburg, Germany, is the former cathedral of Bishop Naumburg Zeitz. The church building dates back to the 13th century and is a famous landmark of Romanesque architecture in late Germany and was registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2018. The Western Choir has a portrait of 12 famous cathedrals (Stifterfiguren) and a master of Naumburg, one of the most important early Gothic monuments, Lettner. In 1998, the Naumburg Cathedral was included in the provisional list of candidates registered in the World Heritage List and was expanded by its surrounding cultural landscape in 7 years. "The cultural landscape around the Nauruburg Cathedral, the Saale and the Unstrut River is a prominent example of the Middle Ages (1000-1300) .These elements of high density monuments and medieval cultural landscapes are As it is stored in such a small space, the authenticity of its original space environment is so. " The medieval cultural landscape of Naumburg Cathedral, Saar river and Unstrut River is located in the center of the Saxony-Anhalt Federal Republic. Germany proposes Naumburg Cathedral and Landcpae as a World Heritage Site. On July 1, 2018, only Naumburg Cathedral was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Th

On 1 July 2018, Naumburg Cathedral was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The early Gothic style church of the late Romanesque style was built between 1213 and 1250 and is a proof of the medieval high architecture and sculpture. Naumburg City has about 33,000 inhabitants and is located in the southern part of the state of Saxony-Anhalt in the Federal Republic of Germany. The 12 life-size sculptures of the founder of the Western Choral Cathedral are world famous including beautiful cotton. Along with the relief of the western screens, they are considered to be highlights of medieval art in Europe. They are probably the main work of "Master of Naumburg", a stone artist and architect whose name is unknown, his studio from France where he was trained. You can find the details of the photograph tour of Naumburg Cathedral. Naumburg Cathedral is part of the Sachsen-Anhalt State Romanesque route. Since 1999, the landscape of the Naumburg Cathedral, the River Saale and the River of the Unstrut River - important medieval rule of governance "are registered in the German UNESCO World Heritage. On July 1, 2018, only Naumburg Cathedral was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The history of Naumburg town started in the 9th and 10th centuries. Because there is no documented document, detailed and accurate date is unknown. However, Meissen's Markgraf (Margrave) Ekkehard I and the most powerful people on the eastern border of the Holy Roman Empire could be the founder. 2 On 1 July 2018, Naumburg Cathedral was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The early Gothic style church of the late Romanesque style was built between 1213 and 1250 and is a proof of the medieval high architecture and sculpture. Naumburg City has about 33,000 inhabitants and is located in the southern part of the German federal state Saxony-Anhalt Province. The 12 life-size sculptures of the founder of the Western Choral Cathedral are world famous including beautiful cotton. Along with the relief of the western screens, they are considered to be highlights of medieval art in Europe. They are probably the main work of "Master of Naumburg", a stone artist and architect whose name is unknown, his studio from France where he was trained. In 1998, the Naumburg Cathedral was included in the provisional list of candidates registered in the World Heritage List and was expanded by its surrounding cultural landscape in 7 years. "The cultural landscape around the Nauruburg Cathedral, the Saale and the Unstrut River is a prominent example of the Middle Ages (1000-1300) .These elements of high density monuments and medieval cultural landscapes are As it is stored in such a small space, the authenticity of its original space environment is so. "

For many people, the cathedral is seen to show the greatness and control of the Normans, and they recently conquered Britain, but they were able to build such a monument. In the north, even the only superficial movements of the Kingdom of Anglo-Saxon can make Durham's building "one of the greatest accomplishments of the Anglo-Norman kingdom", a more pronounced situation in the north is there. This so-called achievement is not limited to architecture, but refers to the political development that makes Normans clearly control within 30 years. Durham I grew up has a long history. The magnificent cathedral of Durham, built as the Holy Land of St. Cuthbert in the 11th century, the Norman Castle of the city, the wall of Hadrian, the Hexham Abbey and Alnwick Castle are in front of you. . On the weekend, I explored other historic places and took a walk in Lake District and Northumbria. It gave me great enthusiasm for North history. I know that I will be a desperate scholar. However, when I worked as a graduate school internship library librarian at the Corpus Christi library from 2008 to 2009, I noticed that the library could also be a classroom - I can understand my understanding of the medieval manuscript culture I will. Combine with the academic promotion passion. This is the year of change During the construction of the cathedral, Durham was one of the Norman's most important northernmost outposts and in 1066 began building in the cathedral immediately after the victory of Hastings' battle. Prince Norman, a bishop of Norman, has been expelled to France for a while and when he returned to Durham in 1092, he destroyed the old Anglo-Saxon church and gave way to the cathedral that was built today. The cathedral itself was built very quickly. As William Bishop had planned, in 1133 two Western towers were added from 1217 to 1222. Many people believe that Durham Cathedral is the best example of the architecture of the late Norman Cathedral. Its Romanesque style is similar to that of the castle, it can be seen on a thick stone wall and has a firm presence on the cliffs of the Wear River. The constant threat of violence in the northern part of England is slow and has brought Norman style architecture, incorporating the bright and airy brothers of Kent and the cathedral design in other parts of southern England. Special Style A heavily carved pillar occupies the nave of Durham Cathedral, and relatively small windows occupy the interior with moist cloudiness. It is more like a castle than a church. A stone vaulted ceiling with a passage and a nave sculpture does not rise as fast as Canterbury and York but rather a concept of eternity and pure power similar to the thick column of a Roman temple, hence called romance It is.

In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. Story Raymond Carver's Cathedral tells the story of human life that changes from frustration and carelessness to faith and diversity. The cathedral is a symbol of faith, transformation, creativity, and power, and is therefore an important part of the Carver story. When an author uses a strong image to explain the manipulation of a picture the husband is creating, the process of drawing it becomes the climax of the story. In this story, images and symbolism are used frequently, but they produce very different effects in very different ways. In addition, this cathedral is tied to the representatives of the blind as missionaries and teachers. The symbolic meaning of the cathedral in the story makes people believe in the future and optimism In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. In the story "Royal Cathedral" written by Raymond Carver, it seems that the stereotype of the blind man forms obstacles between the blind and sight. A man in the story is always misunderstood by "blinds" from "movie" (Carver 1). The title "Cathedral" is important as it helps men to imagine the life of Robert. As blind Robert entered his life, it was difficult for men to form a relationship with Robert due to his visual impairment. The man also created a picture of what Robert looks like in his mind and how he acts. This is because this man has never interacted with the blinds and has come up with Robert's preconceived idea.

In Chartres Cathedral, Chartres, France ("Mary Central") philosophy. Bishop Forvatt was a reconstructor of Chartres Cathedral born in 960 and died in 1028. He was born in Aquitaine or Poitou, and his parents were humble and served as master and principal before becoming a bishop of Chartres. He cooperated mainly with French devout king Robert II. Chartres Cathedral, also known as the Church of Our Lady of Chartres (French: CathédraleNotre-Dame de Chartres), is a Roman Catholic church in Chartres, France, about 80 km south-west of Paris. Since Chartres became a bishop of the 4th century, it was built between 1194 and 1220 and occupied at least five cathedral cathedrals. It is Gothic style and Roman style. The cathedral is well preserved. Most of the windows of the original stained glass are untouched, the building has only changed slightly since the beginning of the 13th century. The building's appearance is dominated by a sturdy flight arch that allows architects to significantly increase the size of the windows. On the other hand, the west end consists of two contrasting spiers. In the old tower the gorgeous spire of the early 16th century (377 feet) Notre Dame Cathedral is the highest Gothic church in France and the largest church. In addition to Chartres and Reims Cathedral, Amiens is a member of the famous "high Gothic" or "classic" French Cathedral triad built in the 13th century. Amiens Cathedral was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. It is beautifully harmonized art and architecture. According to the local legend, Amiens' first church was founded by St. Philmin, a disciple of St. Satu Luminas of Toulouse. After his martyrdom, he was handed down to another person named Firmin. He was known as Confessor St. Philmin. I do not know anything about these Firmins; their biographies were invented in the Middle Ages. 542 The cathedral combines position sequence and animation to introduce the architectural style of the Gothic cathedral. Visit Chartres, Reims, Amiens, Bourges, Beauvais, Notre Dame, Run, Sainte-Royal Abbey Church. Discuss about the medieval life and how the church will become the center of our lives. Report on love to Russia: documentary on American men looking for brides from Russia through Mail order order mail order mediation system. This growth industry is attracting thousands of female applicants from Russia, Ukraine, the Baltic countries. About 6,000 men go to greet bride through this catalog making process every year. However, the US government is investigating some of the suspicion of domestic violence by women and the cancellation of green cards in divorce cases.

Murder in the cathedral is a two part series consisting of dramatic works written by Thomas Stearns Eliot in 1935, whose pen name is TS Eliot. . It joined many similar works in 1170, and Archbishop Thomas Beckett was appointed by King Henry II in the rejection of the four Knights of the King's New Marriage (Trudo 2) in Canterbury Cathedral I was ordered. Elliot's most famous work is a waste land (1922) and Plum Rock's Alf Love Song (1915), old Elliott pondered over the past will write a new style. . On Tuesday, 29th December 1170, the important moment in the history of the cathedral was the murder of Archbishop Thomas Beckett in the section of the northwestern part of the Order of Henry II. "Is it impossible to drive out the shivering priests?" The four knights were literally understood and killed in their cathedral. Beket Anglo Saxon behind, Beckett was the second murdered archbishop of Canterbury An important event in the history of the Canterbury cathedral occurred on December 29, 1170, when King Henry II ordered the murder of Archbishop Thomas Beckett in the church. They competed for the rights and privileges of the church. While Pope Alexandre banned the murdered priest and declared him a saint, the king confessed later in the cathedral. Another fire in 1174 destroyed the cathedral 's great Romanesque style choir. However, the pilgrims began to visit the temple of St. Thomas. And it is said that it is built behind the high altar of the cathedral and is a healing place. Their donation was also used to rebuild the cathedral. The famous stained glass window of the cathedral was built from the late 11th century to the beginning of the 12th century.

Dengeki and St. Paul 's Cathedral When the electric shock began in the UK in the autumn of 1940, the people in London were scared and uncertain what the Nazi prepared for them. But when London became a city filled with Nazi's aggressive resistance, their uneasy feelings later became pride and patience of nationalism. This change will come from various sources such as Winston Churchill, media, and the emergence of moving symbols. St. Paul 's Cathedral is undoubtedly the eternal image related to Blitz, the most powerful of these symbols, including the feelings of hope and courage. St. Paul 's Cathedral is a British National Cathedral, there is a bishop of London and a mother church of Parish Parish. It is in Ludgate Hill which is the highest point of London city. The present cathedral is a masterpiece of Sir Christopher Fern, the most famous architect in the UK. It was built between 1675 and 1710. The Westminster Abbey in London is an important ceremony of coronation ceremonies and other countries. It is located in the west side of Parliament House. Over three centuries over 3,300 people have been buried in Westminster Abbey. This includes 17 British monarchs, including all Tudor dynasties except King Henry V and Henry VIII. Other noteworthy names buried in the Westminster Temple include Isaac Newton, Confessor Edward, Charles Dickens, Jeffrey Chaucer, Dr. Samuel Johnson and Charles Darwin There are many large churches, monasteries and cathedrals built in this style, but Western Europe does not have most cathedrals. The most notable exception is St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Sao Paulo is a rare cathedral designed by a single person and completed in a short time. The architect is Sir Christopher Wren, a building replacing the ancient cathedral burned in the fire of 1666. It is a Baroque style, especially when using the dome like Brunelleschi, Rennes produces a surprisingly dramatic space effect, a very controlled British baroque style. Like the dome of Florence, it not only spreads through the nave but also crosses the aisle, spreading the entire center of the church into the gigantic light space. Ren is best known today as an architect of St. Paul 's Cathedral. We noted above that he was appointed as a surveyor in St. Paul 's Cathedral in 1669. His first new cathedral design was rejected by the London City Council because it was not big enough and Ren worked with the model in 1674 to make a second plan. The second plan is based on Greek design, which was rejected by the clergy as it did not conform to the correct form of the Christian church. Ren worked again, despite disappointment of his personal life at the moment and his reaction to the St. Paul plan, he worked again and produced a third design based on the Latin Cross and the big dome. The third design will form the basis of the cathedral plan we are seeing today, but as Ren progressed for 35 years, Ren fixed it. As Rennes is 43 years old at the start of the project he may not expect to expect its completion.

Salisbury Cathedral is unique. It will still exist hundreds of years later. I just looked at this beautiful building and turned over the textbook of our art history who immediately took my attention. I would like to study more about this cathedral and learn more. Who made it, why did you make it, where it is, and what happened in the cathedral? These are some of the questions I would like to grasp. Salisbury Cathedral is the biggest and largest church in the UK. The cathedral in Salisbury, England is one of the best Gothic style achievements in the world. Salisbury Cathedral, also known as the Virgin Mary Cathedral, was completed in 1258 AD. The church has the oldest surviving version of the world's oldest operating clock and Magna Carta. The Cathedral is one of the few buildings representing the early British Gothic style. The tower is one of the best examples of support for the Gothic style; typical stones of the Gothic cathedral are heavy and support to help reduce stress. The religious symbolism reflected in Salisbury cathedral is unforgettable; a typical Gothic cathedral with many sharp architectures seems pointing to the sky. Church sculpture also reflects the role of religion in medieval culture. In the late 14th century, British Salisbury citizens were summoned in the cathedral by machine. This is a wonderfully strange device. It consists of a series of iron gears, wheels and rods, all arranged in a cube. It hung on the ropes and pulled indefinitely. The stone weighed unconsciously in the cold air. This is a clock, it has no face. there is no need. Salisbury people live in the world without a date. On the contrary, their only appointment is a promise with God. In charge of Salisbury watch ties people to a sacred duty, but it is only a step of dancing constantly changing among humans, tools and time.

The deformed transformation of the narrator of the Raymond Carver in the cathedral is a change or change from one to another. Most people associate metamorphosis with the process by which caterpillars become beautiful butterflies. However, metamorphosis also occurs in humans. The cathedral is a tale of the teller and the narrator experienced an abnormal life change in an unexpected way. The narrator first introduced the reader as an insensitive and ignorant person who revealed these functions in various ways through the story. Raymond Carver 's "cathedral" also has a psychological concept, compared to the psycho - analytic theme of "metamorphosis". As the narrator says, this story is based on the concept of thinking in advance about the blind, and finally shows how the narrator experienced the moment of changing life. This moment of changing life can be described as epiphany explaining the cathedral in the story of the story to explain to the blind Robert. Initially, I found him to be clumsy, but due to Robert's continued encouragement, he began: he drew a cathedral with the help of Robert and a cathedral with a pencil I led his hand as I drew. When an incident occurs, there is a moment of personal connection and passionate communication between the narrator. This has had a big impact; suddenly, he can connect with Robert. And he casts old anxiety, and indeed interacts with others. A persuasive article In 1983, Raymond Carver introduced his short story "cathedral" in general. The first person's story takes place at a narrator's house and his wife is waiting for the arrival of a blind friend, Robert. However, the narrator is more concerned about how Robert 's visit affects him rather than enjoying it. When Robert arrives, the narrator tries to understand blindness, but Robert does not know what to do for the narrator.

"A whispering corridor is a corridor surrounded by a circular or elliptical area that sounds clearly under the dome or vault, or elsewhere in the building." Saint Paul's Cathedral is located in Ladgate, London. Hill's church cathedral dates back to the 17th century. The name "Whispering Gallery" comes from the fact that a person facing the wall whispers and the listener can clearly hear his ears at other positions on the wall around the gallery. Built between 1675 and 1710, St. Paul 's Cathedral is one of the most symbolic domes of London' s skyline. In St. Paul's Cathedral, there is a whispering corridor and it has excellent acoustic characteristics If you have enough energy to go over 500 stairs you can enjoy a breathtaking view. If London is included in your list, Ascendant Holidays will offer you the most popular attractions and these ideas hope to help your trip be an unforgettable journey . St. Paul 's Cathedral is a British National Cathedral, there is a bishop of London and a mother church of Parish Parish. It is in Ludgate Hill which is the highest point of London city. The present cathedral is a masterpiece of Sir Christopher Fern, the most famous architect in the UK. It was built between 1675 and 1710. The Westminster Abbey in London is an important ceremony of coronation ceremonies and other countries. It is located in the west side of Parliament House. Over three centuries over 3,300 people have been buried in Westminster Abbey. This includes 17 British monarchs, including all Tudor dynasties except King Henry V and Henry VIII. Other noteworthy names buried in the Westminster Temple include Isaac Newton, Confessor Edward, Charles Dickens, Jeffrey Chaucer, Dr. Samuel Johnson and Charles Darwin There are many large churches, monasteries and cathedrals built in this style, but Western Europe does not have most cathedrals. The most notable exception is St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Sao Paulo is a rare cathedral designed by a single person and completed in a short time. The architect is Sir Christopher Wren, a building replacing the ancient cathedral burned in the fire of 1666. It is a Baroque style, especially when using the dome like Brunelleschi, Rennes produces a surprisingly dramatic space effect, a very controlled British baroque style. Like the dome of Florence, it not only spreads through the nave but also crosses the aisle, spreading the entire center of the church into the gigantic light space.

American dreams are generally considered to include healthy families, high salary jobs, and strong houses. Many people dream of it and use every opportunity to achieve it. However, the socio-economic situation in the United States is a barrier to this ideal. Characters living in Raymond Carver Cathedral are blue-collared Americans, and the image of the American dream sky they see on the TV screen every night confuses them and makes them fancy. However, the hero of Dennis Johnson has never heard American dreams and is not committed to it; their lives slipped for alcohol and drug use, the future is cruel. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. In the story "Royal Cathedral" written by Raymond Carver, it seems that the stereotype of the blind man forms obstacles between the blind and sight. A man in the story is always misunderstood by "blinds" from "movie" (Carver 1). The title "Cathedral" is important as it helps men to imagine the life of Robert. As blind Robert entered his life, it was difficult for men to form a relationship with Robert due to his visual impairment. The man also created a picture of what Robert looks like in his mind and how he acts. This is because this man has never interacted with the blinds and has come up with Robert's preconceived idea.

In our life, we have many important items. Many of these items, some everyday everyday items are the symbol of a journey we will experience in our lives. As these things are symbolic in our lives, things are also symbolic of many characters of literary works like Aimee Bender's' Flammable skirt girls' and Raymond Cavell 's cathedral. Besides library murals, hangbacks, even even birthday cakes, Bender and Carver changed everyday objects to symbolic items. I increased the meaning of the story and began to understand the characters that they are connected more deeply. Aimee Bender is a writer of the novel 'Color Master', 'Special Sorrow of Lemon Cake - New York Times Best Selling', 'My Invisible Sign', and the series' Flammable Skirts and Intentional Creatures' Girls'. Her work is widely chosen and translated into 16 languages. She lives in Los Angeles Amy Bender is the author of five books: girls with flammable skirts (1998), New York Times' book, I am the owner's name of the invisible mark (2000), it's an annual The best choice for the Los Angeles Times, willful creatures (2005) The Believer recommended as one of the best books of the year, especially the sorrow of lemon cake (2010) is SCIBA Best Fiction Award, Alex Award, and The I won the Color Master (a famous book of the New York Times). In 16 languages. Her short stories are posted in Granta, GQ, Harper, Tin House, McSweeney, Paris Review, etc. as well as PRI's "This American Life" and "Selected Shorts". She lives in Los Angeles with her family and teaches creation at the University of Southern California. Her first book was a collection of short stories, "Girls of Flammable Skirts" published in 1998. The book was chosen as the famous book of the New York Times in 1998 and spent seven weeks on the bestselling list of the Los Angeles Times. Her novel "My own invisible signature" was published in 2000 and was chosen as the best choice of the Los Angeles Times this year. In 2005 she announced another short story collection named "The Intentional Creatures" nominated by Maxwell 's The Believer magazine as one of the best books of the year. Her novel "The Third Elevator" was published by Madras Press in 2009. Her novel "Lemon cake is particularly sad" was published by Doubleday in 2010.

In exchange, you can explain by getting something in exchange for payment. In order to achieve a specific goal, you need some reward. The end result of the redemption may be that the individual does not know, and their payment may be sacrificed. Raymond Carver communicates this theme with a short story "Cathedral". "Cathedral" consists of three people. The narrator is the protagonist of the story. The narrator's wife is the second person and he is the least relevant person. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. The story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is about understanding and acceptance of visually handicapped people. The narrator expresses the main theme of the story by overcoming the personal experience and mutual respect, ie prejudice against the blind. Still named speakers have unfounded beliefs and stereotypes about what the blind should be, but in a relatively short period he establishes contact with the blind, and he is a personal I laughed at him. The narrator's invisible concept of blindness has been proved wrong when he first encountered blindness (Robert). The narrator does not think that the blind man is at his house. "This blind man is now sleeping in my house" (230). But as Robert arrived at his house, he was shocked that he did not meet the blind 's opinion. "But he did not use the crutches and did not wear sunglasses, I always thought that black glasses were necessities of the blind" (232)

It began in 1912 and ended in 1988. Recognizing the beauty of the church, Pope John Paul II appointed St. Louis Cathedral in 1997. There are two different designs inside and outside. I would like to use it as a Byzantine style interior, but the neighbors of those days did not like the design, so I finished it in Roman style. The Byzantine style interior is unique in that it has 3 dome on the 2nd floor, an arch, a 2nd grade woman has a Mass and 2nd Floor Male. Several churches combine the layout of Hagia Sophia and the Latin Cross. For example, St. Louis Cathedral (St. Louis) whose section is formed by two half dome surrounding the main dome. The church also mimics the stigma and mosaic style of Hagia Sophia. Other similar examples are Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Sofia, St. Clement Catholic Church, Chicago, and a National Shrine of Immaculate Conception. The Cathedral Ortodoxa of Sao Paulo and the Church of Our Lady of St. Basil (Paris) are faithfully following Hagia Sophia's interior layout. Both contain four half dome, but the two side dome are very shallow. In terms of size, Églisedu Saint-Esprit is about two-thirds the size of Hagia Sophia. "He was excavated, very literally, he sang it all together and then sang it," senator Gerrod Pagenkopf at St. Louis Air said just before the Chanticleer concert at St. Louis Cathedral . "And this is just a wonderful scene for relatively unknown composers." "It is very cautious how they use discord in the Renaissance era," Hinman said. Eager and sorrowful This is an extraordinary musical work that you can sing music that lasts 400 years - is in transit. You can see the influence on them on their face. " Chanticleer brings twelve sounds to St. Louis, many octaves, a new excavated 17th century 'Salve Regina'

The first person's story provides an interesting perspective on the main actions of the story. The narrator can express his thoughts and emotions to provide the reader with a more personalized, relevant story. Raymond Carver often uses this literary perspective strategy in his short story to reveal the characteristics of the narrator. In the "cathedral", Carver used the tone and words of conversation to clarify the character of the narrator, but this was initially biased but eventually became sympathetic. In addition, Carver explains the life of the narrator and the meaning of the cathedral from the first person viewpoint. Through one of the narrator 's first person viewpoint and one of the protagonists' main characters, Carver was able to draw a jealous and dangerous narrator. narrator The first person's story provides an interesting perspective on the main actions of the story. The narrator can express his thoughts and emotions to provide the reader with a more personalized, relevant story. Raymond Carver often uses this literary perspective strategy in his short story to reveal the characteristics of the narrator. In the "cathedral", Carver used the tone and words of conversation to clarify the character of the narrator, but this was initially biased but eventually became sympathetic. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. All authors of "Raymond Run" and "Cathedral" use first person viewpoints in short stories. Toni Cade Bambara's "Raymond's Run" shows how the narrator handles the circumstances around him and matures in the process from the first person viewpoint. In Raymond Carver's "Cathedral", through various situations occurring through stories, readers can see the understanding of the narrator against the blind. Both authors have a similar purpose in writing stories, and they all want to show the growth and transition of the narrator. Using the first person perspective makes it easy to read the thoughts and emotions experienced by the narrator. This gives us better insight into our thoughts and actions.

Raymond Carver, the author of the cathedral, expresses it as a story when a character encountered a hero and a narrator in a story with a blind person. Blind Robert inadvertently changed her narrator's view of life and himself. The narrator began as a man of arrogant, quick thinking at first. And that person later opened his heart and introduced a new perspective of life. The most important element used in this book is expression. It allows the reader to change the development of the narrator through the story and delve into more details to support the development of the talker. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. At my MFA writing workshop, I read the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral". If I am generous, I will explain that this short story is well designed and funny, and it does. To be honest, the "cathedral" is a story, the main character accusing his wife, throwing some of his psychology, acting roughly, slapping another man and his wife's friendship, and public To be rude and horrible blind friends. This story is full of misogyny and skills, and if it tries to criticize this behavior, this is not necessarily a bad story. But I think this story is very shallow, the reader is asked to buy a hero at the end of the story. Story Raymond Carver's Cathedral tells the story of human life that changes from frustration and carelessness to faith and diversity. The cathedral is a symbol of faith, transformation, creativity, and power, and is therefore an important part of the Carver story. When an author uses a strong image to explain the manipulation of a picture the husband is creating, the process of drawing it becomes the climax of the story. In this story, images and symbolism are used frequently, but they produce very different effects in very different ways. In addition, this cathedral is tied to the representatives of the blind as missionaries and teachers. The symbolic meaning of the cathedral in the story makes people believe in the future and optimism

In the story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral", the narrator learns what "seeing" means through people who can not see it. You will be able to see what is seen around us, leaving preconceptions and fears to these things and people. In order for this to happen, they need to overcome what they believe is changing and learn to accept the situation. At first, the narrator did not accept this man and he did not like Robert either. The talker soon understood this, and when he let go of his fears, he could see that he can see not only what he saw but also the freedom accompanying them It was. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

The personality of Raymond Carver 's "cathedral" husband is in the "cathedral" of Raymond Carver, and the recognition of her husband' s blind man has changed when he met his wife 's longtime friend, Robert. His experience with Robert changed his prejudice in his narrow sense of stereotypes. My husband will change when my husband thinks he will see the world of the blind with his own eyes. Somehow, a blind man broke through all the bondages of her husband and committed ignorant insight and prejudice at the moment of understanding. "Blind" husband 's short story "cathedral" Raymond Carver in Carver Cathedral tells a woman with a blind friend who will come to visit her and her husband. My husband has a normal vision in technology, but at the beginning of the story it is "blind". Through her husband's words and actions when dealing with the blind Robert, the husband did not "see" or understand what Robert's blindness meant, or as a person how it changed You can see how it did not change. The personality of Raymond Carver 's "cathedral" husband is in the "cathedral" of Raymond Carver, and the recognition of her husband' s blind man has changed when he met his wife 's longtime friend, Robert. His experience with Robert changed his prejudice in his narrow sense of stereotypes. My husband will change when my husband thinks he will see the world of the blind with his own eyes. Somehow, a blind man broke through all the bondages of her husband and committed ignorant insight and prejudice at the moment of understanding. In the story of Raymond Carver 'Cathedral' there are three main characters including wife, husband and Robert. My husband thought that his nephew was going to his house to steal his wife. At the beginning of the story, her husband licked his scorpion, but later he knew that the blind was only his wife's friend and later became a friend of his nephew. My husband refused the scorpion's idea at his house. "My nephew of my family is not what I expected" (32). This shows that my husband only wants to give my house my wife, myself, and both. At this point in the story, I think he's like a man fighting for the territory of his family. This space is going to be invaded by predators who will stay in his house. Her husband has an animal type of thinking, defends his opponent and fights other men who are considered enemies.

The impact of Normans on Canterbury Cathedral until 1165. When Wayne won the fight at Hastings, he went east to Romney and Dover. Since Canterbury heard that William did something to resist him elsewhere he encountered, Canterbury sent William to the delegation. It may not like the idea of ​​backing anti-Christian behavior. Canterbury Cathedral is one of the oldest Christian churches in the UK and continues to play a central role in British Christianity. Originally founded in 602 AD by Saint Augustine, it remains the leader of the British Church of the Church of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the cathedral of the world. Prior to coming to Canterbury, Lanfrank was the abbot of Saint Etienne in Caen in Normandy, where he oversaw the reconstruction of the monastery church. Canterbury Cathedral can still be traced back to the strong influence of early construction. The new Norman Cathedral of Lanfranc was used in October 1077 The aerial photograph of the cathedral and the monastery's building made around 1165 is known as the Waterworks Project and is kept in the Eadwine Psalter of the Trinity College Library in Cambridge. It shows that Canterbury is adopting the same general arrangement principle as the Benedictine Monastery but it is unusual for monasteries and monastery buildings to be in the north of the church, not south. There is another chapter that still exists, called "the biggest thing in the UK". The stained glass here shows the history of Canterbury Canterbury, Canterbury's Canterbury Cathedral is one of the oldest and most famous Christianity buildings in the UK. It is part of the World Heritage. It is the Cathedral of the Archbishop of Canterbury and is now a symbolic leader of the British Church leader Justin Verbi and the British Church of England. Its official name is Canterbury Cathedral and the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ. The cathedral was built in 597 and completely rebuilt between 1070 and 1077. The eastern end was greatly expanded in the early twelfth century and mostly rebuilt in Gothic style after the fire in 1174 to accommodate pilgrims who visited Archbishop Thomas Beckett who was killed in the 1174 cathedral. Norman's corridor and cross section were destroyed until late 14th century and destroyed to open the way to the present building.

In the cathedral of Raymond Carver, there is an extreme extreme version, from "self-discipline of the husband" to "saving" the living room, unwillingness to leave others' attention. One of the main goals of Carver in the Cathedral of the Meyer is to criticize those who failed to communicate with society in some way. In almost every short story, the hero is isolated for his terrible events, alcoholism or failure of considering others' thoughts and emotions in his life. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. The story of Raymond Carver "Cathedral" is about understanding and acceptance of visually handicapped people. The narrator expresses the main theme of the story by overcoming the personal experience and mutual respect, ie prejudice against the blind. Still named speakers have unfounded beliefs and stereotypes about what the blind should be, but in a relatively short period he establishes contact with the blind, and he is a personal I laughed at him. The narrator's invisible concept of blindness has been proved wrong when he first encountered blindness (Robert). The narrator does not think that the blind man is at his house. "This blind man is now sleeping in my house" (230). But as Robert arrived at his house, he was shocked that he did not meet the blind 's opinion. "But he did not use the crutches and did not wear sunglasses, I always thought that black glasses were necessities of the blind" (232) Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear.

Raymond Carver and "Cathedral", John Updyck and "A & P", "Cathedral" and A & P are short stories written in the same century. But even if they all introduce the role of stereotypes that change their perception of the world in some way, they have a different side. The atmosphere of the story is different from the number of people involved in each story. The story "cathedral" occurs only in family homes, husbands, and wives can be identified as suicide attempts in the past, and finally as static roles as blind people. Relationship between "Cathedral" and "A & P" "Rather the cathedral" and "A & P" of Raymond Carver and John Updike are short stories even if they were written in the same century. I can explain the difference in what actually happens. They all introduced stereotype characters of the hero, but for some reason these characters made a major change in the recognition of the hero's world and the life itself. The atmosphere of these stories, unlike the number of people involved in each story, may be important to understand how changes will occur. Raymond Carver and "Cathedral", John Updyck and "A & P", "Cathedral" and A & P are short stories written in the same century. But even if they all introduce the role of stereotypes that change their perception of the world in some way, they have a different side. The atmosphere of the story is different from the number of people involved in each story. The story "cathedral" occurs only in family homes, husbands, and wives can be identified as suicide attempts in the past, and finally as static roles as blind people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

Is poverty in daily use, Sunny's blues and cathedral work quoted without comparison? Everyday use? ,? Sonny's blues And then? Cathedral? People can conclude that they have a common meaning. All three stories are based on poverty, but each story has chosen to deal with poverty in various ways. Actually, "use everyday." Some people emphasize extreme poverty. On the other hand,? Please contribute to this theme by explaining the spiritual poverty of the inner child of Bruce Harlem of Sonny. Comparison and comparison of "Sony's Blues" and "Daily Use" James Baldwin's two stories "Sonny's Blues" and Alice Walker's "Daily Supplies" are examples of African-American struggle. The two authors Alice Walker and James Baldwin are both African Americans. Through their work, both writers want to criticize, analyze and evaluate the culture they belong to. In two short stories, you can read "Sonny's Blues" and "Everyday Use" ... Sonny's Blues is the story of the first person written by a fictitious story, James Baldwin. The point of this story is how drugs affect Sony's life and how the narrator feels about it. I believe that the ethics of this story is that people deal with the struggle in everyday life and people deal with their struggle in their own way. A narrator is not only a younger brother but also a person who tries to underestimate his younger brother. To know more about Sonny is that he can understand him, and why The analysis of "Sony's Blues" and "Sony's Blues" was written in 1957, but in today's society people communicate an important social message to understand each other and find their identity. "Sonny's Blues" not only emphasizes the motive of Baldwin to the famous debate due to black freedom, but also aesthetic links, his works in all literary genres and black slums culture I will provide) Baldwin's "Sonny's Blues" to really understand for the purpose of search

Through the blind eye of Raymond Carver in the cathedral, you never know what is going on in the life of others unless you put your feet there. Raymond Carver's "Cathedral" is a story about how narrator makes his wife's blind friend Robert uncomfortable. Roger lost his wife and planned to meet the narrator's wife to deal with her death. Even without knowledge of how to deal with blind behavior, it seems that narrator can see what is really suitable for blind shoes. Regarding Roger's visit, the narrator started talking about him who is not very interested. "Blind" husband 's short story "cathedral" Raymond Carver in Carver Cathedral tells a woman with a blind friend who will come to visit her and her husband. My husband has a normal vision in technology, but at the beginning of the story it is "blind". Through her husband's words and actions when dealing with the blind Robert, the husband did not "see" or understand what Robert's blindness meant, or as a person how it changed You can see how it did not change. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death. Raymond Carver's "cathedral" is said from the perspective of a hostile, ignorant husband who invited blind friends to spend the night. The narrator is thought to be very painful through his future explanation of his wife and nephew. However, as the story proceeded, the tone and attitude of the narrator changed from harsh to warm and opened the enlightenment. At the beginning of the story, the narrator "blind man" departed from Connecticut, "he was visiting the deceased wife 's relatives," his wife invited the blind and spent the night. The narrator begins with "Seattle summer, she needs work," and will continue to explain how his wife's relationship started. Husbands seem to be skeptical about their relationship, and his tone is shy and boring. "He did not have any money, but she fell in love with this guy, he fell in love with her, etc." He explained a blind situation with short sentences. However, his view on the ignorance of the narrator and the life of the blind man is clear.

The building of Mormon Church of Santiago and the building of Santiago de Montin Basilica of France is based on Gothic architecture, typical of the early Gothic architecture is the Chartres Cathedral in France. The Mormon church is made of white concrete and plaster, it is very angular and huge, built as a Gothic revival temple. By William Lewis, Junior designed, the architect considered the Salt Lake City and Mormon Temple in Washington, DC. Chartres Cathedral, also known as the Church of Our Lady of Chartres (French: CathédraleNotre-Dame de Chartres), is a Roman Catholic church in Chartres, France, about 80 km south-west of Paris. Since Chartres became a bishop of the 4th century, it was built between 1194 and 1220 and occupied at least five cathedral cathedrals. It is Gothic style and Roman style. The cathedral is well preserved. Most of the windows of the original stained glass are untouched, the building has only changed slightly since the beginning of the 13th century. The building's appearance is dominated by a sturdy flight arch that allows architects to significantly increase the size of the windows. On the other hand, the west end consists of two contrasting spiers. In the old tower the gorgeous spire of the early 16th century (377 feet) ESSAY ONE: Colosseum VS. Charles Cathedral 1 From the city of ancient Rome to the window of refined stained glass of France, the two famous architectural pieces show the difference in the architectural structure of the different historical era. Comparing the comparison between the Colosseum and the Chartres Cathedral not only improved the architecture over time but also became clear at the beginning of a specific architectural concept. The two buildings were built more than a hundred years apart, but they still have similar architectural features and explanations, so why have these similarities and differences. The construction of the Coliseum began in the year 72 AD and was completed in Rome in Italy in the year 80 AD. A similar portrait shared with the Chartres cathedral constructed in 1194 - 1250 AD, Colosseum and the cathedral use a grocery in the groin area

"Born Mark" of Nathaniel Hawthorne, of Raymond Carver, "Cathedral", and Randall Kenan, "Earth of the Earth", a method arrogance is to destroy the knowledge, and personal strength and humility of these qualities It shows how to increase. In each story, people with a narrow worldview will meet people who are seeking change for them. If they can give up on their superior attitude, they can get other opinions. For example, Hawthorne's hero Ay is perfect at his ability and power by default. Raymond Carver wrote his short story "Cathedral" in 1981 and published it in the United States two years later. In the preface of the place he gathered, he wrote that it had a special turning point. 'Understanding its importance to Carver makes it particularly interesting. The story is about 5,500 words long, and in the familiar Carver world, I live in a suffocating family environment, a numbered workplace, or a blue collar worker. Through the lack of education and driving, he provides insight into the living segment in places people are in trouble. Much of his personality reflects the lack of such ambitions. This includes the narrator of the "cathedral". Like many of Carver's male characters, he can only express emotions at a narrow level. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

Flannario Connor and Raymond Carver wrote a short story named "Cathedral", "Nice people are hard to find". Both represent opposed people in two different time frames. Many of the explanations can be drawn from the two stories written in 1953 and 1983, but to many unrealistic things related to the nostalgic state of these letters, which are considered to be outdated You may argue against us. Meaningless function. Racist and discriminatory thinking will center on the idea of ​​some personality that seems to be unable to reach agreement with modern ideology. Flannery O'Connor uses the symbolism that "it is difficult to find a good person." Flannery O'Connor who wrote "Good people are hard to find" is a short story depicting family trips to Florida. They met a criminal who escaped from a prison, misfit. This story should be interpreted as a fable and O'Connor uses the symbol to skillfully convey information such as class consciousness and lack of spiritual belief among humans. In this part of this article, O'Connor shows how to symbolize abstraction of class consciousness through her character using symbolism. Stop unexpected death to end this story showing Flornery O'Connor's feminist prospects, family trips in Florida, by "Flannery O'Connor's Flannery O'Connor" A Good Man is Hard to Find " . During the progress of this story, O'Connor shows an innocence to women with an elegant image. Women are regarded as having weak sex and men are given more important and stronger roles. In this respect, this story can be seen as a feminist perspective. Feminism is self-awareness Flannario Connor's "Hard to find good" short story, "A good person is hard to find", the hero is a grandmother. The author, Flannery O'Connor, makes the reader understand who her grandmother is, through conversations and reactions with other characters in the story. My grandmother is the most important person in the story. This little old lady is the hero of this work. We learned more about her through a direct conversation with my son Bailey, her grandchild, Junestar and John Wesley, and Misfit Killer.

The story of the story in the cathedral Raymond Carver 's "cathedral" is a story about a person' s epiphany about lying prejudices from a first person 's point of view so that the reader can fully understand the ideology ideology. But William Williams 'rose for Emily' is the opposite. In Faulkner 's story, the narrator has a limited third - party view that allows him to avoid his emotional connection with the protagonist Emily and to form his own ideas about Emily' s behavior. In the short story, the author is Raymond Carver who uses images, symbols, and stories from the first person viewpoint. The theme of the cathedral is to identify the differences that can be seen and watched and to be able to draw through the main character of the story. Carver has a unique way of writing short stories, making it a simple way for readers to understand the theme of the story. This story is about how the talker can not see how life is giving him and about blindness and his wife's friend finds it. In my opinion, the cathedral reflects us, society, and of course many people, so it is a moving story. It shows how important it is to provide more content to people. Raymond Carver and "Cathedral", John Updyck and "A & P", "Cathedral" and A & P are short stories written in the same century. But even if they all introduce the role of stereotypes that change their perception of the world in some way, they have a different side. The atmosphere of the story is different from the number of people involved in each story. The story "cathedral" occurs only in family homes, husbands, and wives can be identified as suicide attempts in the past, and finally as static roles as blind people. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.

0 Introduction The purpose of this report is to summarize the art and architecture of St. Stephen's Cathedral and compare it with other churches around the world. It also aims to analyze all aspects of St. Stephen 's architecture and to incorporate some of the unique experiences of Australian people. It also analyzes how the Catholic community affects the importance of its parish teacher's identity and belonging to the Catholic Diocese. This report concluded by gathering a general understanding of the meaning of the church. Speyer Cathedral, officially known as St. Mary's Cathedral and St. Stephen's Cathedral, is the most famous landmark in the town. It appears in the form of the Latin Cross and is one of the largest and most important Romanesque style buildings in Germany and when it began construction work in 1030 it is the largest church in the western world. Speyer Cathedral in Rhineland-Palatinate is no longer the largest church in Western Europe. But it is still the largest surviving Romanesque church in the world. Construction began under Dalian Emperor Conrad II and in 1061 the church was dedicated under the rule of his grandchild Heinrich IV. The huge three-sided arched cathedral is the central element of the design and is thought to have had a major impact on Roman architecture in the 11th and 12th centuries. For gothic architectural fans, you can stop at St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin. Founded in 1191, it is the national cathedral of the Irish Church and the nation's highest and largest church. The cathedral is hosted by the Royal Army of Britain and there are many public rituals, including the Irish Nativity Day, where the President of Ireland attended every November. Titanic Belfast is the experience of the world's largest Titanic visitors and visitors can explore the story of Titanic in fresh and insightful way. It is not only charm but also a monument to the marine heritage of Belfast. The Titanic Belfast is located in the former Harland & Wolf Shipyard in the Titanic district of the city where the RMS Titanic was built. The building is designed to reflect the history of Belfast's shipbuilding industry and industrial heritage Stephansdoman Cathedral (Stephansdom) experienced many wars in the center of Vienna and is now a symbol of city freedom. The Gothic Cathedral stands above the ruins of two early churches, primarily initiated by the Austrian Duke Rudolf IV in the 14th century. Its most obvious feature, the roof of the tiled diamond pattern increased in 1952. Burgos Cathedral is a medieval cathedral of Burgos dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It is known for its huge size and unique Gothic architecture. Construction of the Burgos Cathedral began in 1221, completed in 1567 after a long interruption near the 2nd century. In 1919, the cathedral became a burial site of RodrigoDíazdeVivar ("El Cid") and his wife Doña Jimena.

Relationship between Raymond Carver Cathedral and Langston Hughes 'mother - child concept My family concept did not begin until marriage and children' s consent was obtained. Until that moment, in my loose places, I did not consider many aspects and values ​​that the family should include. Needless to say, my experience was broken long before I took over my reins and established the blockade of the Stoicist fortress. Seriously, I often think that I had never had a relationship and I can not have the necessary experience to pursue such efforts. A comparison of the two mothers of Langston Hughes's "Mother and Son" and "Harlem (Delay of Dream)" is best analyzed by the format and meaning of the work. "Mother and son" and "Harlem (extended dream)" written by two deep poets, Langston Hughes, describe many similarities and differences between poems. Between these two poems, the reader can identify his writing process by analyzing the format and meaning of each line. The form and meaning are verses that we need to analyze to understand what readers are evaluating. 104 Miller Professor 16th October 2012 Langston Hughes's poem "Mother to Son" is a moving poem. This is an outline of what all parents should plant children, which is the success of our children. Langston Hughes, born in 1902, was a famous poet of Harlem Renaissance. His poetry is not personal, it is spoken to all African Americans. From affectionate mother to son, in this verse, everything has important meaning through repetition of words, metaphor, and image. Explanation of Langston Hughes's "From Mother to Son" Langston Hughes once said in her own words that it aims to "interpret and make clear the American black situation." In the poem "Son to Mother", he expressed his belief in American racial discrimination. In "Mother vs. Son", mothers provide their sons advice on life from their own perspective and experience. She hopes that my son will accomplish my faith and will continue to work hard to bring a more prosperous life. Langston Hughes was born in Joplin, Missouri in 1902. He spent most of his life with my grandmother, but I often live in my hometown of Cleveland, Ohio. He grew up in poverty and was exposed to racial discrimination when he was young. However, he believes that his culture must continue to evolve as things change. By 1929 he was a famous poet of the Harlem Renaissance and grew up in the art and literature of African American in Harlem, New York. He promotes African American culture and supports the civil rights movement.

Ernest Hemingway and Raymond Carver are the two influential writers of American literature. Carver's literary works are often considered closely related to Hemingway, as their notation styles are similar, as in simplicity (Mclnerney, 1989). However, although their work has the same aesthetic features, their work has a philosophical quest with different beliefs and existence values. Ernest Hemingway is a clean and bright place, Carver Cathedral. Both have their own insights when asking doubts in life and adulthood. They compare the two famous short stories "Clean and bright place of Ernest Hemingway" with William Faulkner's "Barn-baked". The story of Ernest Hemingway 'Clean and bright place' uses simple vocabulary and directly points to those positions. Hemingway uses simple and less complicated words to explain people and scenes. This example is in the heading "Clean and bright place" (Hemingway 141). The two waiters mentioned that customer as "a clean old man ... a good customer" (Hemingway 141) Ernest Hemingway and Raymond Carver are the two influential writers of American literature. Carver's literary works are often considered closely related to Hemingway, as their notation styles are similar, as in simplicity (Mclnerney, 1989). However, although their work has the same aesthetic features, their work has a philosophical quest with different beliefs and existence values. Ernest Hemingway is a clean and bright place, Carver Cathedral. Both have their own insights when asking doubts in life and adulthood. At Ernest Hemingway 's short story "Clean, Bright Place", I sit in a cafe till the sad old man closes. This cafe is a clean and bright place. The young waiter did not understand such nonsense, but older waiters knew the old man very well. Regardless of age, finding suicide impulses, existentialism, clean and bright places will have some important things to calm your bones and let them breathe. I need to get this out and saying that "going somewhere" is not a silly suggestive proposal in mere self-help and free-lance best practice articles (as Neil Young said) It was dark and began to say much. There is a deeper reason for us to go out and connect with humans when we feel that we are really in trouble.

James Baldwin's "Sonny's Blues" and Raymond Carver's "Cathedral" are two stories that bring them some similarities to thematic issues and the use of various styles of equipment. Studying these two stories can give readers a deeper understanding of the raised issues such as internal and external clashes affecting people. The plots of the two stories are different, but their development of properties, styles, and themes is almost the same as obvious similarity. The responsibility of the person performing the selection will ultimately be left to the individual. Two short stories about responsible subjects are James Baldwin's "Sonny's Blues" and Raymond Carver's "Fever". In "Sony's Blues", a narrator's elderly mother told him that his brother, Sony will never let the bad things happen. Sonny's difficult decision brought about the alienation of the two brothers but his brother noticed himself being in love with his brother deeply. Symbolism in James Baldwin's "Sony's Blues" In James Baldwin's "Sony's Blues", readers meet Sony and his brothers, high school teacher. The lives and personality of the two brothers are completely different, but the writers use the symbol to more closely tie them like a real family. Baldwin adds further depth and meaning to "Sonny's Blues" with symbols like ice, brightness and darkness, and jazz music. Do people usually consider ice or cold in the United States? Do you hear that I am talking about superheroes? Indeed, yes, for many of us, many heroes have been delivered in the late 1920s. And we treasure the hero today as well. I am talking about huge Malcolm X and influential James Baldwin! "I can not give up on American dreams. James Baldwin's "Sonny's Bruce" and Raymond's "Cathedral" Classic CD Guide - Top 10 Important Mozart CD and MP3 First-Grade Georgia South University Admissions Office. Review of the collection of papers in the back This paper starts with an appendix on industrial development in Italy and Bulgaria, the oldest Maldian immigrant carnival in the state of Alabama in America, the Alabama Blues prose writes that children write for Billy Hutchinson I will help: 61-1-2017. James Baldwin 'Lecture by Professor - sample paper. Global warming in the 20th century by measuring paleo-temperature in the tropical Atlantic Ocean. Sands Bruce of James Baldwin wrote articles in one or two literary research papers studied so far. Timing 1 of the following article: Summary of vibration of my dungeon Analysis of the following articles James Boldwin wrote the time in fact two articles - "My dungeon was shocked Oxford Regis Medical professor; professor emeritus medical

The end of the story is ambiguous about the event after the narrator's climate moment. In the Guy de Maupassant's jewelry, the main character Mr. Lantin married the poor girl and suggested that her husband and her wife's parties counterfeit the jewelry and forge it. After his wife, Mrs. Landing, died of pneumonia, the man fell into depression. Lantern decided to treat his fake gem as a pawn. It is because his wife did not understand how all invoices were paid and even purchased fake jewels. Biography and work of the Mopassan family, Guy Morpasant is recognized worldwide as one of the short stories novelist; Guy de Maupercant is also a series of poetry, a series of plays, three travel journals, six novels and more I am a chronicle writer. He produced about 300 short stories in the decade from 1880 to 1890; he created most of the other works. Five of his six novels were published late in the last decade. "His short stories are compared with short stories from Ivan Turgenev, Anton Chekhov, Edgar Allan Poe, and Henry James." (Maupassant takes his main goal as reality Raymond Carver wrote his short story "Cathedral" in 1981 and published it in the United States two years later. In the preface of the place he gathered, he wrote that it had a special turning point. 'Understanding its importance to Carver makes it particularly interesting. The story is about 5,500 words long, and in the familiar Carver world, I live in a suffocating family environment, a numbered workplace, or a blue collar worker. Through the lack of education and driving, he provides insight into the living segment in places people are in trouble. Much of his personality reflects the lack of such ambitions. This includes the narrator of the "cathedral". Like many of Carver's male characters, he can only express emotions at a narrow level. The cathedral is a short story by Raymond Carver. This story forms a sarcastic situation in which the blind man teaches the foresightful person to "see" truly for the first time. Near the end of the story, Carver drew two characters together in the cathedral's picture as a symbolic nucleus of the story. The narrator found at a very early stage that blinds are not particularly wanted in my house. In most stories, he observed one by one and revealed his shallowness. In the next excerpt, he imagines that a blind wife must feel in her bed of death.