The drama "everyone" is a perfect representation of the Renaissance public literature. Anonymous authors reveal that "everyone" is ready for ruling, "suddenly" [death] will come through an ethical game at any time. Like allegorical works, they were built under the guidance of the Roman Catholic Church to fear people's minds and, by so doing, to rule them. The church successfully reviewed all the works and designed them to suit their purpose. This anonymous, British moral drama "ordinary people" of the 15th century was first published in 1508. It tells the story of an ordinary man dying and the items and qualities he is most treasuring through the allegory which takes care of him dying. After opening the meditation, he ordered the death to order ordinary people and warned that God was trying the souls of ordinary people. Death is a familiar presence of everyone, shows his death and tells ordinary people that he now carries out the pilgrimage of the soul and stands before God. Even just one day, everyone begs for relief from his journey and begs for a further journey, but death reminds everyone that they are their turn for everyone . Everyone is sorry for their destiny and will try to find comfort and friends for his journey. God ordered the god of death to gather the souls of ordinary people and lead him to the final judgment. Everyone can not afford to die and must find a companion to join his journey to face his liquidation in front of God. Scholarships, cousins, relatives and secular objects will be abandoned and everyone will be in good deeds, only he can accompany him to finish his journey Everyone's friend, fellowship promised to carry it with him, but when he heard the real nature of Everyman travel he refused to go. Then, everyone asks Kindred and his cousin to go with him, but they refused. In particular, Cousin explains why there is no one with root cause in Everyman. They also need to create their own accounts. After that, even if everyone asks for things, they will not come. Because the presence of things means selfishness, God's judgment will be tough Fellowship began, I saw everyone look sad and saw them immediately. When Everyman tells him he is "at great risk" he promises "I will not give up on the end of my life / to a good company". Everyone explained the way to go and Fellowship told Everyman that there was nothing to allow him to continue this journey. Fellowship leaves "everyone as soon as possible". With Kindred and Cousin, Everyman calls them for the company and they also throw him away. Everyone turns his attention to his "items and wealth" to help him, but that item only tells him that love of things is against God's love. The product is thrown away too, everyone quits. Everyone turns his attention to his good deeds, but she is too weak to accompany him. Good Deeds' sister's knowledge accompanied Everyman to Confession and instructed him to express regret. Everyone insults themselves for their own sins. This can walk a lot

Everyone definitely fits the model of "typical medieval mysterious drama". Unfortunately, the drama begins with God's perception that "not all creations are benevolent for him". It seems that men are responsible for seven sins too often, and their only concern seems to be their own happiness. In a random way that humans made him angry, God decided to liquidate in order. He called out his "powerful messenger" to death and gave the viewer a strange and effective personality. God ordered the darker people to go to the earth and to remove Everyman's "pilgrimage" without escaping. They are weakened by the crime of the general people "cold to the ground". Everyone started seeking help from her, but good deeds knew that everyone was summoned to God and responsible for God's behavior. She asked that everyone ordered good deeds to accompany him, but she could not stand up. When Everyman asks what happened to her, Good-Deeds said she was too weak as she neglected her. When everyone asked GoodDeed to help his "clearing up", she said again that he could not do this, but she could help him "awfully liquidate" his sister There was. When everyone and good souls leave their body, knowledge still exists on the earth. She commented that ordinary people "suffering from us all", and that her sister's good deed ensures his ransom. Knowledge believes that she heard an angel song. Immediately, an angel appeared on the stage. For his "unique virtue" and "clear" liquidation, everyone's soul is welcome to enter heaven. An angel announced that the public would live happily in heaven before the day of judgment. A doctor appeared and spoke directly to the audience. When judged from God, we are lonely except for good deeds. He warned us that we have to "correct" before we die in order to gain God's compassion and clear liquidation. Everyone gives a good soul to the hand of the Lord and disappears to the grave with good deeds. An angel appears in Everyman's liquidation book, and receives the soul as the soul rises from the grave. The doctor seems to have made a conclusion, he told the spectators to give up their pride, beauty, five wisdom, strength and discretion - they eventually gave up "all men"

The "ordinary person" of each drama is a person with dissatisfaction to tell him he is approaching the end for death. The show shows the fear of heroes from despair and death to "resignation of Christianity, that is the preamble of ransom". These things are drawn by characters and are named after what they represent. Through the script, everyone asked the character to accompany him on a journey of death. Death is an important person for everyone. Death symbolizes the messenger of God. He is a person descending to the ground to find the public and bring him to the world. Death is an important part of everyone as he motivates everyone to find something to accompany him in an eternal paradise or hell's journey. Everyone who begged him to be his companion will give him up. There is only one character, good deed, and insist on his words to accompany everyone. When everyone approaches God, his good deed is the only thing that can represent him. After all, everyone's soul is saved, but only God's grace can be saved. Because he and he alone decide who is allowed to enter his kingdom Everyone has three heroes. They are ordinary people, good deeds and knowledge. They play an important role in helping readers better understand how authors see social perceptions of their lifestyles. The drama "everyone" is a literal meaning, a person named "everyone" who tried to walk his end to the end of his life and let his friends all the way. While everyone is sailing, it is only good deed that he can die with him, and he alone can marry him in front of God. Knowledge can not always accompany his journey before God, because knowledge can only lead all people to good deeds. Humans can understand this literally because your friends will affect your life and influence your decisions, but no one will go to the same resting place. Now, symbolic people are living representatives of course. Everyone is a story of a person who suddenly faces God. There are many characters in the drama, one of which is a pilgrimage God gave to the public. When God gives death to everyone, he asks if he forgot his creator. His life is full of desire and interest in treasure. When death went to everyone to take him to his last journey, he wanted him to take out his book. This means all the good things and bad things he did in his life. Because everyone understands to decide whether he goes to hell or go to heaven only by paying secular attention, he cries in vain and he is alone on the road Then ask death. Death said to him that he may have a company, travel with him, maybe he wants to give him some time to find him.

"Then I heard a voice from heaven," Written: from now on, the dead dead in the Lord is blessed. "" Yes "the Holy Spirit said. (Revelation 14: 13) As is well known, the moral drama in the late 1950s depicts the essence of the correlation between good deeds and deaths respectively. The author of Everyman is not yet known, but it is regarded as a Dutch Elckerlijk. Death is an important person for everyone. Death symbolizes the messenger of God. He is a person descending to the ground to find the public and bring him to the world. Death is an important part of everyone as he motivates everyone to find something to accompany him in an eternal paradise or hell's journey. Everyone who begged him to be his companion will give him up. There is only one character, good deed, and insist on his words to accompany everyone. When everyone approaches God, his good deed is the only thing that can represent him. After all, everyone's soul is saved, but only God's grace can be saved. Because he and he alone decide who is allowed to enter his kingdom God ordered the god of death to gather the souls of ordinary people and lead him to the final judgment. Everyone can not afford to die and must find a companion to join his journey to face his liquidation in front of God. Scholarships, cousins, relatives and secular objects will be abandoned and everyone will be in good deeds, only he can accompany him to finish his journey This anonymous, British moral drama "ordinary people" of the 15th century was first published in 1508. It tells the story of an ordinary man dying and the items and qualities he is most treasuring through the allegory which takes care of him dying. After opening the meditation, he ordered the death to order ordinary people and warned that God was trying the souls of ordinary people. Death is a familiar presence of everyone, shows his death and tells ordinary people that he now carries out the pilgrimage of the soul and stands before God. Even just one day, everyone begs for relief from his journey and begs for a further journey, but death reminds everyone that they are their turn for everyone . Everyone is sorry for their destiny and will try to find comfort and friends for his journey. Everyone is "the fable of death, the fate of the soul" ("everyone's morality"). Everyone represents everyone and fights with his inner qualities and they have to reach salvation regardless of whether they are good or bad. The way he negotiates with these qualities shows how he is pulled towards good and evil, heaven and hell. He was able to start going to heaven by looking at his life, it was not until death that he truly knocked on the door ("everyone's moral"). Death is a very important role for ordinary people. God sent death to pursue ordinary people and bring him to the world. Death is a symbolic messenger of God: & lt; Tab / & gt; Almighty God, I belong to your will, & lt; Tab / & gt; your commandments should be fulfilled

Keller stated that "everyone's call" is contrary to the typical moral conflict, and argues that "Everyone is focusing on the final stage of a moral story, that is, the arrival of death." The soul of the hero "(2000). The author combines the existence of death, the inevitable death, and the fear of fear that leads to "death" and depicts the essence of physical death in the will of God as the completion of everything. God is quit, and death see ordinary people walking, "Dressed properly." Death is approaching everyone, asking where he is heading and whether he forgot his "maker" (who made him). Then he told the ordinary people that he had to travel a long distance to him and had to take his "count count book" (God's "Liquidation", his book, his Including good deeds and bad things). Fellowship began, I saw everyone look sad and saw them immediately. When Everyman tells him he is "at great risk" he promises "I will not give up on the end of my life / to a good company". Everyone explained the way to go and Fellowship told Everyman that there was nothing to allow him to continue this journey. Fellowship leaves "everyone as soon as possible". Kindred and Cousin enter, Everyman calls them for the company and they also abandon him. God ordered the god of death to gather the souls of ordinary people and lead him to the final judgment. Everyone can not afford to die and must find a companion to join his journey to face his liquidation in front of God. Scholarships, cousins, relatives and secular objects will be abandoned and everyone will be in good deeds, only he can accompany him to finish his journey Death is an important person for everyone. Death symbolizes the messenger of God. He is a person descending to the ground to find the public and bring him to the world. Death is an important part of everyone as he motivates everyone to find something to accompany him in an eternal paradise or hell's journey. Everyone who begged him to be his companion will give him up. There is only one character, good deed, and insist on his words to accompany everyone. When everyone approaches God, his good deed is the only thing that can represent him. After all, everyone's soul is saved, but only God's grace can be saved. Because he and he alone decide who is allowed to enter his kingdom

Compare the rituals of Everyman and Endgame "Why are you doing this?" "What?" "A symbol to make a cross - You must be a Catholic - I see you doing it. " "Yes," she replied, "I am, this is sacred to respect Jesus and Mary, and from time to time we must confess after confessing confessions." Reasons for this kind of ritual When you do this, what do you want to accomplish, go to heaven or avoid going to hell. As one of the most famous plays by Samuel Beckett, "End" explains the rituals of the four lives living in a bare, partially underground room. The title "Endgame" was taken from the last part of the chess game, there were few things left, so the life of these four people will be over soon. By showing a complex relationship between the four, the play shows familial malfunction and dependence. They do not like each other, but they depend on each other for their lives. In this drama, you can check the relationship between three people, "Nag and Ham", "Ham and Clof", "He and his son". The end game is a term used to explain the result of a chess game and the result is known. Masters of chess often study the end of the game to ensure victory when manipulating the opponent to a specific position. Dedicated chess enthusiast Beckett saw similarities between chess and end of life. He realized that death is the ultimate result, and whatever the person plays the game he or she will die. The images of Clov and Hamm's chess are red, the images of Nagg and Nell are white. Imagine the chess player sweating in the final game. Is this a good player? Usually this is a sign of a weak person. For experienced, well-trained players, the final result often plays a role, and the result is a natural conclusion. Because there are few parts on the board, fewer options to consider. If you can not even finish it in the first week of new habits without being overwhelmed by the desire that you do not want to quit as you have to force your work to continue, your mistake will be the first of your start There is already in front of the day. long time no see. You try to cancel the equivalent of a scholar's spouse, and your "opponent" is not stupid enough to corrupt.

Among the unknown moral drama "ordinary people", the character in the drama tries to find what the ordinary people truly value in his life. When everyone noticed that I had never sent a life focused on God. Instead, everyone is more interested in secular problems and wealth. As play continues, everyone approaches a character named Death. At that time, everyone noticed that he was about to die. But he also had no meaning to everything on earth that he claimed now, and he also notices that he will eventually give up. This anonymous, British moral drama "ordinary people" of the 15th century was first published in 1508. It tells the story of an ordinary man dying and the items and qualities he is most treasuring through the allegory which takes care of him dying. After opening the meditation, he ordered the death to order ordinary people and warned that God was trying the souls of ordinary people. Death is a familiar presence of everyone, shows his death and tells ordinary people that he now carries out the pilgrimage of the soul and stands before God. Even just one day, everyone begs for relief from his journey and begs for a further journey, but death reminds everyone that they are their turn for everyone . Everyone is sorry for their destiny and will try to find comfort and friends for his journey. Introduction of the drama "Every Man" is probably a British drama written by the end of the 15th century. "Ordinary people" is considered to be one of moral play, its ethical of Catholicism and Christianity has always existed and has been incorporated into its entertainment value. A play is an example of a fable and is defined as "a character in a fable has no individuality, but they are manifestations of moral quality and other abstractions" (Allegory, 2010). Using authors, unknown, time-consuming, powerful names, it represents a character that everyone could encounter along their personal journey towards our own death

The author uses death as a role to express the truth that everyone inevitably comes in contact with death. In the drama "Minna", the character of the drama center, the representative of God visiting everyone embodies death. "Death" draws interest of the reader. Because it is such a deep word. This is a heavy, aggressive and penetrating vocabulary that reproduces the reality everyone must accept. Death is an opponent of a drama and it indicates that the body is dead. The author recognizes the outcome of death and uses this knowledge to introduce readers. In the medieval drama "Minna", the writer used the drama as part of educational literature. Everyone is a moral game. The play dramaizes his view on death and redemption, indicating that when a person dies, everything in life is removed, and only your good deeds can succeed. He teaches morality using letters. The main character of the play, Everyman, is the materialization of everyone in the world. Drama is very moral. "Everything on earth is just vanity, beauty, power, and discretion will gradually disappear, except for good intentions foolish friends will escape you." Everyone has three heroes. They are ordinary people, good deeds and knowledge. They play an important role in helping readers better understand how authors see social perceptions of their lifestyles. The drama "everyone" is a literal meaning, a person named "everyone" who tried to walk his end to the end of his life and let his friends all the way. While everyone is sailing, it is only good deed that he can die with him, and he alone can marry him in front of God. Knowledge can not always accompany his journey before God, because knowledge can only lead all people to good deeds. Humans can understand this literally because your friends will affect your life and influence your decisions, but no one will go to the same resting place. Now, symbolic people are living representatives of course.

Therefore, "a fable of talent" means a metaphor "Life is precious wealth". If you have plenty of talent, you need to "invest" wisely - you use them because you should use material products in a charitable way. If you have talent, you must invest wisely. Even if you have only one talent, you must invest wisely and use this talent to do good in this world. On an important aspect, the drama "everyone" shows the way of a talented person (as a servant buried his talent on the ground and a good deed wastes them as they were thrown into the dark And the location of molars. " In the medieval drama "Minna", the writer used the drama as part of educational literature. Everyone is a moral game. The play dramaizes his view on death and redemption, indicating that when a person dies, everything in life is removed, and only your good deeds can succeed. He teaches morality using letters. The main character of the play, Everyman, is the materialization of everyone in the world. Drama is very moral. "Everything on earth is just vanity, beauty, power, and discretion will gradually disappear, except for good intentions foolish friends will escape you." Everyone has three heroes. They are ordinary people, good deeds and knowledge. They play an important role in helping readers better understand how authors see social perceptions of their lifestyles. The drama "everyone" is a literal meaning, a person named "everyone" who tried to walk his end to the end of his life and let his friends all the way. While everyone is sailing, it is only good deed that he can die with him, and he alone can marry him in front of God. Knowledge can not always accompany his journey before God, because knowledge can only lead all people to good deeds. Humans can understand this literally because your friends will affect your life and influence your decisions, but no one will go to the same resting place. Now, symbolic people are living representatives of course.

There is conflict in the value system of everyone, there is always a conflict between Dr. Fausstas' value system and Hamlet. Therefore, Dr. Faust and Dr. Hamlet are confronted with many conflicts in the tragedy of everyone. These include personal moral confrontation with individual characters in the play and opposite values ​​between different characters in the play. The value system of conflicts may extend to how the audience interprets drama, belief, and then culture of the time. "Normal people" and Christopher Marlow's "Foster Foster" are both ordinary people and Dr. Foss is a moral drama, these are special dramas that existed in the Middle Ages. During this period, they were very popular as their aim was to direct the audience in a Christian way and direct the attitude towards life. Moral drama is essentially a fable written in a dramatic form. It focuses on the allegorical expression of ethical issues including abstract numbers representing problems facing. Dr. Faust follows the five common screen structures of the romantic tragedy of the Elizabethan era. However, Christopher Marlowe used the structure of a drama of old medieval English format called moral drama as a model. A moral drama often shows a struggle between the moral struggle of human souls and good and evil. This is obvious in Dr. Faustas' s play, where he is involved in the fight between the devil and the temptation of God. There is conflict in the value system of everyone, there is always a conflict between Dr. Fausstas' value system and Hamlet. Therefore, Dr. Faust and Dr. Hamlet are confronted with many conflicts in the tragedy of everyone. These include personal moral confrontation with individual characters in the play and opposite values ​​between different characters in the play. The value system of conflicts may extend to how the audience interprets drama, belief, and then culture of the time.

"Normal people" and Christopher Marlow's "Foster Foster" are both ordinary people and Dr. Foss is a moral drama, these are special dramas that existed in the Middle Ages. During this period, they were very popular as their aim was to direct the audience in a Christian way and direct the attitude towards life. Moral drama is essentially a fable written in a dramatic form. In the 14th century, moral play was based primarily on seven deadly sins, each representing a respective crime, like everyone else. The anonymous work called Everyman and the play of Christopher Marlowe entitled "Dr. Faustus" is the simplest "moral drama". Everyone is the most ethical "moral game" and Dr. Forster is not. Other similarities and differences between the two works are as follows. Both works concentrate on a central role, and their lives and faults are examples that are not alive. Of course, at the end of Everyman, the title character became the most positive character in adjectives, and Faustus is still the role model of our game we want to reject. "Normal people" and Christopher Marlow's "Foster Foster" are both ordinary people and Dr. Foss is a moral drama, these are special dramas that existed in the Middle Ages. During this period, they were very popular as their aim was to direct the audience in a Christian way and direct the attitude towards life. Moral drama is essentially a fable written in a dramatic form. It focuses on the allegorical expression of ethical issues including abstract numbers representing problems facing. Dr. Faust follows the five common screen structures of the romantic tragedy of the Elizabethan era. However, Christopher Marlowe used the structure of a drama of old medieval English format called moral drama as a model. A moral drama often shows a struggle between the moral struggle of human souls and good and evil. This is obvious in Dr. Faustas' s play, where he is involved in the fight between the devil and the temptation of God.

God got angry with his people. In the 15th century British drama "Everyman" he appealed to the commitment to humanity and its substance, wealth, and wealth. He thinks that men and women naturally took their blessings. God wants to condemn the sinful life of ordinary people and send death to summon him. At the beginning of the meaning of the work, the character and action symbolize the general truth, and the angel shared the fear of God. Messenger tells the audience to carefully observe and listen to moral games so that they can learn about life. In the 16th century, the author of the British moral drama "ordinary people" was not known. Everyone has a person who encounters death, he will remember who my maker is, it is time to liquidate his good deeds and bad things. He realized that salvation is in his hands, and that he alone can make personal decisions. People realize that their lives are blackened by sin, feeling despair in the hearts of all, he tries to change the black accumulated in the "counting book" and turns it into a white book. Now, at his most desperate moment, ordinary people will consider their good deeds. His good deed is insignificant compared to the sins of ordinary people, so in commemoration of his good deeds, everyone is weakly able to hear a faint answer. Nonetheless, Good Deeds encourages Everyman to call on his knowledge to become a lawyer at this moment in need. Knowledge comes and everyone is ready to repent; after confessing my life enthusiastically, Everyman knows that good deeds can be strengthened and can rise from the earth. Good deeds and knowledge urges everyone to seek out his other attributes - beauty, power, discretion, and five wisdom - to help prepare the trip. They are pleased to do this, everyone provides their support, and everyone provides wisdom to help the last pilgrimage. Every one of his qualities promises to support ordinary people, but when he approaches his grave, everyone will be surprised. When everyone and good souls leave their body, knowledge still exists on the earth. She commented that ordinary people "suffering from us all", and that her sister's good deed ensures his ransom. Knowledge believes that she heard an angel song. Immediately, an angel appeared on the stage. For his "unique virtue" and "clear" liquidation, everyone's soul is welcome to enter heaven. An angel announced that the public would live happily in heaven before the day of judgment. A doctor appeared and spoke directly to the audience. When judged from God, we are lonely except for good deeds. He warned us that we have to "correct" before we die in order to gain God's compassion and clear liquidation.

Among the larger black natives, the bigger Thomas' life is not the one that we can contact most, in each of the indigenous sons of Richard Wright. It is characterized by excessive violence, oppression and lack of hope for the future. Bigger's experience is somewhat general, not a unique personal experience, but a symbol of the young black world, although it is different from the classmate's life with his own life and privilege. If Biggar is still alive today, perhaps he will become a "gang rapper" and will express anger through music rather than violence. Richard Wright and his novelist are the next groups that portray the fight of African Americans against social and political power. For example, Great Thomas (1940) in the son of the indigenous people of Richard Wright was the theme of "ordinary people" using deprivation of social, political and cultural African-Americans' rights. With the help of two white men, I had greater self-esteem and faced my troubles. Both are not collaborators, but have become folk heroes that were often created using Garveyism. Next generation writers showing Garvezum may be called pioneers of black art movements. An extension of James Baldwin's protest is the aggressive poet of the 1960s, like no one knows my name (1960) and the next time of the fire (1963), and Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) Blame the devastating environment and despise the existence of this deprivation Among the larger black natives, the bigger Thomas' life is not the one that we can contact most, in each of the indigenous sons of Richard Wright. It is characterized by excessive violence, oppression and lack of hope for the future. Bigger's experience is somewhat general, not a unique personal experience, but a symbol of the young black world, although it is different from the classmate's life with his own life and privilege. If Biggar is still alive today, perhaps he will become a "gang rapper" and will express anger through music rather than violence. The main character and hero of the child born by is Begger Thomas. He is the focus of the novel and is the realization of his main idea - the effect of racial discrimination on the mental state of the black victims. By exploring Ginger's psychological corruption Richard Wright can see the influence of racial discrimination against black Americans in the 1930s. Several people who criticized his son questioned the effectiveness of Bigger as a role. For example, the famous black writer James Baldwin thinks Beagle is too narrow to represent the full range of black American experience, but I think he is a powerful and alarming symbol of the black anger. As a 20 - year - old black man and his family in an apartment in the southern part of Chicago, Bigger is living a life defined by his fear and anger against white people. After leaving the eighth grade school and conducting racist real estate behavior, he was forced into poverty and hence more

Article: Everyone is a British moral drama written by an anonymous writer in the late 15th century. Play represents the value Everyman retains through its characterization. Pullman's spiritual life was ignored by him, but as the drama develops, he will immediately repent of his sin. After noticing that everyone was summoned by death, he did not want to die for this and died alone. Everyone soon noticed what he wanted to do when he was looking for a friend he traveled, but nobody could use it. Everyone is a British moral drama, but the author is anonymous. The play was written in the 15th century and is considered a Dutch drama with the same theme. Although the author is unknown, it is thought that it was written by the pastor. The reason is that the play has religious content and morale information. Everyone is a story of a person who suddenly faces God. There are many characters in the drama, one of which is a pilgrimage God gave to the public. When God gives death to everyone, he asks if he forgot his creator. His life is full of desire and I am interested in treasure. Everyone is a medieval drama written by anonymous writers. The central theme of play is that when time runs out, individuals may eventually be betrayed by his or her family and friends, and only good deeds are important. God and religion are also important aspects of this medieval drama. Because it expresses the progress from the fear of each person 's death as "resignation of Christianity which is the preamble of redemption" (115). The character of the drama consists of subject, verb, object. The main character in the play is Everyman, but its name generally represents humans. Everyone asks other characters to follow him on his death trip. First, everyone went to a group, he was a friend of him, but the first thing gave up by suggesting to drink or associate with a woman instead of dying. Next, he asked his family to travel with him to Kindred and his cousin. Everyone is a medieval moral play written at the end of the 15th century by anonymous writers. Moral play is created in the arms of the church and its main purpose is to preach, that is to guide Christian's way of life and Christian's attitude to everyone and save their souls. To emphasize that everyone has the right to redeem, the foundation of the drama is "the ordinary people" representing everyone about their journey to death to the death so that the audience can easily identify with him It is representative of. However, in order to promote the dissemination of these ethics courses to the audience, the script was written in a fairly easy way to print them in the minds of the audience when the audience is immature and difficult to read and write It was.

Everyone in the iconic drama of Play Everyman goes back to the Middle Ages and has influenced many people for centuries. Through symbolism, a lot of life lessons can be seen through drama, which will help readers to understand life lessons more easily. Everyone, a fable is symbolized through a story. And it helps better demonstrate the lessons learned in life. Everyone has a symbol in many roles, including good deeds, repentance, and death. The drama "ordinary people" can be traced back to the age of darkness where reading and writing were commonplace, emphasizing religious and moral stability. Due to the high illiteracy rate, symbolism is used as a tool for teaching Christianity and its ethics system to ordinary people. "Everyone" is a moral drama full of symbolic and simple ideas designed to make people understand the masses at the time. The author of "ordinary people" is not known, but can be thought of as a wise person who has the ability to find a wise way he / she connects important moral information with ordinary people. The symbolic meaning used by the author is clear and easy to understand. By incorporating drama and humor into the drama based on ethics, it has an exciting and humorous feel. This helps spread the audience and attract attention rather than letting the audience sleep earlier. "Normal people" and Christopher Marlow's "Foster Foster" are both ordinary people and Dr. Foss is a moral drama, these are special dramas that existed in the Middle Ages. During this period, they were very popular as their aim was to direct the audience in a Christian way and direct the attitude towards life. Moral drama is essentially a fable written in a dramatic form. It focuses on the allegorical expression of ethical issues including abstract numbers representing problems facing. Dr. Faust follows the five common screen structures of the romantic tragedy of the Elizabethan era. However, Christopher Marlowe used the structure of a drama of old medieval English format called moral drama as a model. A moral drama often shows a struggle between the moral struggle of human souls and good and evil. This is obvious in Dr. Faustas' s play, where he is involved in the fight between the devil and the temptation of God. Introduction of the drama "Every Man" is probably a British drama written by the end of the 15th century. "Ordinary people" is considered to be one of moral play, its ethical of Catholicism and Christianity has always existed and has been incorporated into its entertainment value. A play is an example of a fable and is defined as "a character in a fable has no individuality, but they are manifestations of moral quality and other abstractions" (Allegory, 2010). Using authors, unknown, time-consuming, powerful names, it represents a character that everyone could encounter along their personal journey towards our own death

In the drama "everyone", death is depicted as extremely frightening. Because nobody seems ready to prepare for it, death is considered to lead people far from the fun of the world. Everyone is a classic script of the 15th century, the theme is the fight of the soul. This is a moral drama, a good example of a transitory drama that links English ritual dramas to secular dramas in the late Middle Ages of England. In drama, death is considered tragic and very scary. This anonymous, British moral drama "ordinary people" of the 15th century was first published in 1508. It tells the story of an ordinary man dying and the items and qualities he is most treasuring through the allegory which takes care of him dying. After opening the meditation, he ordered the death to order ordinary people and warned that God was trying the souls of ordinary people. Death is a familiar presence of everyone, shows his death and tells ordinary people that he now carries out the pilgrimage of the soul and stands before God. Even just one day, everyone begs for relief from his journey and begs for a further journey, but death reminds everyone that they are their turn for everyone . Everyone is sorry for their destiny and will try to find comfort and friends for his journey. In the drama "everyone", death is depicted as extremely frightening. Because nobody seems ready to prepare for it, death is considered to lead people far from the fun of the world. Everyone is a classic script of the 15th century, the theme is the fight of the soul. This is a moral drama, a good example of a transitory drama that links English ritual dramas to secular dramas in the late Middle Ages of England. In drama, death is considered tragic and very scary.

Everyone's drama and the second shepherd remind the audience that good deeds are necessary for redemption, yet we reinforce the idea that we must avoid redemptive material issues. Both theaters will reinforce these aspects of redemption, so that everyone can redeem them. The only way we can make ourselves perfect and make it worthy of redemption is not to worry about our material happiness and good behavior. We ignore our material concern which allows us to do good things. The game for everyone and the second shepherd contains ideas on how the medieval people saw the rest of the world. One of the ideas is how each game feels about the state of the world. "Now I see the people abandoning cleanly ... seven sins ... now in this world" It will be worthy of praise ... Because everyone is alive, his own After happiness ... I get worse every year to the point I can endure. "From the beginning of everyone, we emphasize the world, the state of poverty on the ground gives God the reason to make a general estimate of the general public, but basically about adding that passage to the play A belief is that the world is in such a bad state that it can end at any time.The belief still exists in society today.The author of the play plays the emotions of the times into the moral information in the drama I use it as a good reason for emphasis. "Games for everyone and the second shepherd" explains some of the medieval unique perspectives by expressing them in the context of drama. Since playwrights record the emotions of their times so that today's playwrights write down those who think they are popular, it is important to mark beliefs expressed by the two plays as a "feature" of the times I can do it. However, the ideas discussed in the two plays are not only found in these two works. Other works of that time also show the same conclusion. To mention a few examples, Pier Plowman, Sir Gawain, The Canterbury Tales contain some of the aforementioned "medieval views". History, property, ownership, and state of the world all exist in many works of this era, each work reconfirms other works.

"Elizabeth Couvle Roth of Death and Death" discuss the stages experienced when he reached his fate and agreement. These stages include rejection, anger, negotiation, depression, and tolerance. Sophocles Oedipus Rex, and medieval moral drama, people, writers, and anonymous writers, if they become their fate and misfortune, both positions will go through these stages. When Jedasta reaffirmed the details of how Laios was murdered, Oedipus, he began to refuse. Comparing the tragedy of Hamlet, the death of King Oedipus and Hamed of a salesman, the tragedy of the king's Oedipus and salesman's death, the plot and character are quite different, but each drama has solutions There is a commonality drama closure Events arise from the tragic defect of the hero in each play. The hero of each hero is because he can not deal effectively with his tragic defects. Various similarities at the end of each drama includes plot elements, reflection of other characters against the misery of the tragic hero, and representation of important themes through character dialogue. Sophocles' "Oedipus King" is Oedipus, about a man destined to fate. Like most tragedies, "Oedipus King" includes a tragic hero, a hero who can not get rid of his / her own bad luck. This tragic hero usually has errors or tragic flaws leading to his / her downfall. The tragic flaw that Sophocles gave to Oedipus is arrogance (exaggeration or overconfidence), Oedipus is the reason he went to destiny to escape. Pride like Oedipus ... In the play, Oedipu, there are many mention of blindness and vision. Some people have limited physique like Prophet Teiresias, but others can "see" the truth. Other characters like Oedipus have a complete vision, but the fact is "blind". In drama, vision is used to express knowledge. An example is how "the prophet or the prophet" see "the truth behind the actual situation. Overall play, Edips is "blind".

The drama "everyone" might have been written many years ago, but that lesson is still useful today. In general, the fact of death is very traumatic, and in fact can not be imagined. This led everyone of today to ignore their meaning and to die without recognizing or reflecting their lives on the planet. It is based on this fact that this article aims to show a position on the death of the drama writer "Ordinary People". The history of the drama is like a drama of many other moral allegories, and everyone is the best representative of this category. In the drama "everyone", death is depicted as extremely frightening. Because nobody seems ready to prepare for it, death is considered to lead people far from the fun of the world. Everyone is a classic script of the 15th century, the theme is the fight of the soul. This is a moral drama, a good example of a transitory drama that links English ritual dramas to secular dramas in the late Middle Ages of England. In drama, death is considered tragic and very scary. In the medieval drama "Minna", the writer used the drama as part of educational literature. Everyone is a moral game. The play dramaizes his view on death and redemption, indicating that when a person dies, everything in life is removed, and only your good deeds can succeed. He teaches morality using letters. The main character of the play, Everyman, is the materialization of everyone in the world. Drama is very moral. "Everything on earth is just vanity, beauty, power, and discretion will gradually disappear, except for good intentions foolish friends will escape you." Everyone has three heroes. They are ordinary people, good deeds and knowledge. They play an important role in helping readers better understand how authors see social perceptions of their lifestyles. The drama "everyone" is a literal meaning, a person named "everyone" who tried to walk his end to the end of his life and let his friends all the way. While everyone is sailing, it is only good deed that he can die with him, and he alone can marry him in front of God. Knowledge can not always accompany his journey before God, because knowledge can only lead all people to good deeds. Humans can understand this literally as your friends will influence your life and influence your decisions, but not everyone goes to the same resting place. Now, symbolic people are living representatives of course.

Everyone is a Christian moral drama written in the 15th century. Nobody knows who wrote it. Eve ryman is said to be an English translation of the Dutch moral play Elckerlijc of the same period. Everyone is often considered the best and most original example of British moral games. "As with other moral dramas in other late Middle Ages, it is aimed at communicating simple moral lessons to educated, unreadable audiences" (Gyamfi & Schmidt, 2011). This anonymous, British moral drama "ordinary people" of the 15th century was first published in 1508. It tells the story of an ordinary man dying and the items and qualities he is most treasuring through the allegory which takes care of him dying. After opening the meditation, he ordered the death to order ordinary people and warned that God was trying the souls of ordinary people. Death is a familiar presence of everyone, shows his death and tells ordinary people that he now carries out the pilgrimage of the soul and stands before God. Even just one day, everyone begs for relief from his journey and begs for a further journey, but death reminds everyone that they are their turn for everyone . Everyone is sorry for their destiny and will try to find comfort and friends for his journey. In the drama "everyone", death is depicted as extremely frightening. Because nobody seems ready to prepare for it, death is considered to lead people far from the fun of the world. Everyone is a classic script of the 15th century, the theme is the fight of the soul. This is a moral drama, a good example of a transitory drama that links English ritual dramas to secular dramas in the late Middle Ages of England. In drama, death is considered tragic and very scary. In the medieval drama "Minna", the writer used the drama as part of educational literature. Everyone is a moral game. The play dramaizes his view on death and redemption, indicating that when a person dies, everything in life is removed, and only your good deeds can succeed. He teaches morality using letters. The main character of the play, Everyman, is the materialization of everyone in the world. Drama is very moral. "Everything on earth is just vanity, beauty, power, and discretion will gradually disappear, except for good intentions foolish friends will escape you."

Everyone is a drama on the death rate of the 15th century (unknown 265). The aim of the theater is to teach audiences who are not educated and educated strict lessons (265). This script has been compared with other advances and confessions like pilgrims, but there is a big difference in how they are saved (265). The drama described below makes it clear that salvation can be gained through the grace of faith, but the former shows that salvation is the result of good deeds (265). Everyone wrote in the late 1400's. The source has not been decided yet. Flemish work of Elckerlijc with the same story and theme was written by Peter van Diest around 1495. The existence of this work encouraged people to infer stories based on two works: (1) Everyman based on Elckerlijc, (2) Elckerlijc based on Everyman, (3) Everyman and Elckerlijc. Then God speaks. He is mourning that his creations are concentrated in the prosperity of the world and are turning blind eyes to what is truly important. "Thirst of crime, they know I am not for men of their God," the king of heaven said. He summons to Messenger, Death and tells him to tell the normal person that his time on Earth has ended. This anonymous, British moral drama "ordinary people" of the 15th century was first published in 1508. It tells the story of an ordinary man dying and the items and qualities he is most treasuring through the allegory which takes care of him dying. After opening the meditation, he ordered the death to order ordinary people and warned that God was trying the souls of ordinary people. Death is a familiar presence of everyone, shows his death and tells ordinary people that he now carries out the pilgrimage of the soul and stands before God. Even just one day, everyone begs for relief from his journey and begs for a further journey, but death reminds everyone that they are their turn for everyone . Everyone is sorry for their destiny and will try to find comfort and friends for his journey. Everyone is "the fable of death, the fate of the soul" ("everyone's morality"). Everyone represents everyone and fights with his inner qualities and they have to reach salvation regardless of whether they are good or bad. The way he negotiates with these qualities shows how he is pulled towards good and evil, heaven and hell. He was able to start going to heaven by looking at his life, it was not until death that he truly knocked on the door ("everyone's moral"). Death is a very important role for ordinary people. God sent death to pursue ordinary people and bring him to the world. Death is a symbolic messenger of God: & lt; Tab / & gt; Almighty God, I belong to your will, & lt; Tab / & gt; your commandments should be fulfilled

This speech is bigger than me, it is bigger than this graduation class and bigger than the world around us. This is Epiphany. This story is for small men, middlemen, and people who are always behind the scenes. Over the past four years, we read the story, read the newspaper articles, and asked about our star athletes, scholars and so on. Although it can not be denied, they have tried to improve themselves from their footprints, because when you are approaching an adult, you have to ask yourself. Today's TED talk is actually a summary graduation lecture provided by top experts in their field. However, there are only a few mysterious things in the graduation ceremony lecture. Because you have a group of successful students (possibly drunk, not in focus) who can become captives, and they are going to embark on the next chapter of their life. These reports have started since last month of 2017, but there are already very large existing databases to consider. However, if you have seen Will Farrell's speech at the University of Southern California, you will not be disappointed. Mark Zuckerberg's lecture by Harvard and Tim Cook's MIT lecture are also excellent. Ironically, Harvard gave Zuckerberg an honorary degree in the year after he dropped out of school. When I entered the graduate school in 2006, the professor made a speech (his name was Randy Pausch, and his speech later became "The Last Lecture"). One of the most vivid metaphors for me in that speech was that good teachings were like football dummies. You seem to be moving in one direction, but in reality it will eventually move in the other direction. It is very powerful. The first thing children learn is abstraction, large and small. So when a child asks, why are children at the Natural History Museum? "When Susan, Margaret and Jassa are standing on each other's shoulder, Mr. Jasha may itch the Titanosaurus chin It makes more sense to ask "I do not".

Medieval church, Margery Kempe and Everyman Books Reforms were generally thought to begin with Martin Luther's famous paper 1517, but the 14th century objections were rooted in the UK in the mid-15th century. Century war, disease and repressive government bring extensive anger at the Catholic Church and is considered to be "one of the most powerful landlords" (Norton 10). His preaching opposed abuses in the church and tried to change the focus of religious beliefs from the ritual of the church to the interpretation of the Bible. The first autobiography written in English written by a lot of Margery Kempe books - a texture of life. Margery Kempe despises the prejudice of most people about medieval women. Since she is not a member of the upper class, it is more impressive to break this ceiling of the stained glass and write this book. She operates a brewery independently. She saw the vision of Christ and cried openly on the street and became emotional. Margery's book is different in that it is a theological doctrine written by godly mystics, but it also includes her own body, her own emotions, women's about empathy of her own It is a memoir. . Margery Kempe's actions in her book "The Book of Margery Kempe" are attracting a lot of attention, but her quest for movement is also essential to fully understanding her book. If you do not know your journey, she can not fully understand the importance of your story and the meaning of other actions. She uses her own journey as a medium and uses her importance as a means to impose herself on society. Margery Kempe uses her travel as an expression medium and uses it as a social construction model. Her travel confused how to create a personality type, and eventually challenged the way of working society. Margery Kempe: Mother, mystical, spiritually ill. In Margery Kempe's book, Margery has a gift of tears. For a bystander, her actions look unstable and threatening; strangers and acquaintances often wonder if her devil causes her enthusiasm. Margaret is often queried about her tears and is isolated from those who do not understand that she is one of the "chosen souls" of Christ (24). Margaret considers these social difficulties as a trial of her faith and states that "to the extent she is condemned and accused, she devotes her to graceful and sacred meditation" (Kempe 4).

The way people think of the Chinese people about their past - and themselves - has deeply formed the historical records of Han Dynasty's book, Shima Chiang. Before Sima Qian was able to complete his history, he protected the general who surrendered to Huns and made a political mistake. Considering the choice between death and court una publicity, he chose shame and a shame of slavery rather than to prevent his history from being completed. He said that she chose shame as "Because there is something that can not be expressed in my mind" (Cambridge Pictorial, Pg. Poetry, literature and philosophy flourished during the Wu Emperor period (141 BC to 198 BC). The memorial historical records (Historical Records) written by Sima Qian (about 145-80 B.C.) set the standards for the government-funded work history. In many other matters, it records information on the various people living on the empire's border. And it is always described as "barbarians". Innocent people also establish Confucianism as the basis for correct public and personal behavior and educational programs. Bureaucracy depends on members of highly educated people based on Confucian writings and other classics, which defines ways to govern the Chinese country for centuries. In ancient China and the Middle Ages there are complex uses of historical traditions and historical methods. The foundation of Professional History Studies in East Asia was established by the court historian Shima Chian (145-90 BC), the author of the "Great History" (Historical Records), the Han Dynasty. For the quality of his work, Shima Chiang was the father of Chinese history after his death. Chinese historians of the later Chinese dynasty used his century as a formal form of historical writing as well as biographical literature. The first known attempt to write the biography of Laoji was the historical record of Shima Chiang (145 - 89 BC). According to this place, Lao Tzu is a member of Chu Province, the province of southern Zhou dynasty. His last name is Li, his personal name is name, his style name is Dan. Sima Qian reported that Laozi is a historian who is in charge of Zhou's archive. Sima Qian told us that Confucius has been to Laozi to understand the performance of his ritual. According to Liji, the master named Lao Dan is an expert on mourning ceremonies. According to the report, Confucius (Confucius, Master Kong) answered the question four times by appealing to the answer of the Lao People's Party. The record said that Confucius helped him with a funeral. The date on which this record can be recorded in the ceremony is unknown, but there is a possibility to already tell Sima Qian's biography.

The title of the drama "Everyman" shows that an anonymous author reminds the audience that it is necessary to save all the souls before they die. In addition, he reminded the believers of God that death may be the end of our body, but this is only the beginning of a spiritual journey with our God. Play is not only to live for today but to achieve the goal of eternal life in heaven by stating "look good and notice the end" (line 11). This is further exemplified in the drama when Messenger's death declares "You think that sin is beginning to sweet" and "It ultimately leads to the soul's crying". In the drama "everyone", death is depicted as extremely frightening. Because nobody seems ready to prepare for it, death is considered to lead people far from the fun of the world. Everyone is a classic script of the 15th century, the theme is the fight of the soul. This is a moral drama, a good example of a transitory drama that links English ritual dramas to secular dramas in the late Middle Ages of England. In drama, death is considered tragic and very scary. Death is an important person for everyone. Death symbolizes the messenger of God. He is a person descending to the ground to find the public and bring him to the world. Death is an important part of everyone as he motivates everyone to find something to accompany him in an eternal paradise or hell's journey. Everyone who begged him to be his companion will give him up. There is only one character, good deed, and insist on his words to accompany everyone. When everyone approaches God, his good deed is the only thing that can represent him. After all, everyone's soul is saved, but only God's grace can be saved. Because he and he alone decide who is allowed to enter his kingdom God ordered the god of death to gather the souls of ordinary people and lead him to the final judgment. Everyone can not afford to die and must find a companion to join his journey to face his liquidation in front of God. Scholarships, cousins, relatives and secular objects will be abandoned and everyone will be in good deeds, only he can accompany him to finish his journey Everyone is "the fable of death, the fate of the soul" ("everyone's morality"). Everyone represents everyone and fights with his inner qualities and they have to reach salvation regardless of whether they are good or bad. The way he negotiates with these qualities shows how he is pulled towards good and evil, heaven and hell. He was able to start going to heaven by looking at his life, it was not until death that he truly knocked on the door ("everyone's moral"). Death is a very important role for ordinary people. God sent death to pursue ordinary people and bring him to the world. Death is a symbolic messenger of God: & lt; Tab / & gt; Almighty God, I belong to your will, & lt; Tab / & gt; your commandments should be fulfilled

Everyone's Tragedy in "Death of a Salesman" Do you burn it before it happens by making a mistaken dream? "" I do not mean that he is a wonderful person. A lot of money , His name did not show up on paper, he was not the best person ever, but he was a person, a terrible thing happened, unless it is finally paid to such a person "The death of a salesman from the United States. American dream Ben-Ari Rowe British Lady III March 24, 1998 Death of a salesman's death salesman Death of a salesman of Arthur Miller is a controversial game for a typical American family who wants to realize an American dream Drama is often Failed, salesman's death made a dream failure a written "(Cohen 51). The story is a 34-year-old travel salesman Willie Roman's delusive eyes and thoughts, eventually by his lying fantasy world Spoken ... "products not worth in capitalist society" or "ordinary people". Carefully refer to the drama, evaluate both interpretations, and rate what Miller thinks to show through his role. In 1949, Arthur Miller's "death of a salesman" created Willy Roman who was absorbed in life. Arthur Miller painted a salesman named Willy Loman. In the face of suffering and worry, Willy interprets it to lead to his unhappy result. In the tragic "death of salesman", the fatal flaw of the hero's Willy Roman was that he could not confront his cruel pride and reality, which led to his death. This novel is a story about the tragedy of Willy Lohman's life. Tragedy is a "serious drama" depicting "confrontation" between the hero and "dominant power", which ultimately brings "miserable" and "pity." (Meriyam Webster) Since the hero is a person filled with unrealistic hope and dream and it will die, the death of a salesman is a tragedy. Although this story depicts a tragedy, I think that Willy Lohman is trying to find an unsuccessful optimisticism.

The play author Pullman is watching death from a Catholic point of view. A moral message that lives in heaven that he lives in heaven forever sets the tone of the drama. Everyone says that the soul of everyone needs to be saved before death, otherwise he will not live with God forever. The author considers death as the foundation of the human spiritual journey in the heaven and in God, or the beginning of the curse of the soul. The author calls death the messenger of God. Theater emphasizes the message that everyone treats death as he is responsible for his actions and the actions he faced. In the drama "everyone", death is depicted as extremely frightening. Because nobody seems ready to prepare for it, death is considered to lead people far from the fun of the world. Everyone is a classic script of the 15th century, the theme is the fight of the soul. This is a moral drama, a good example of a transitory drama that links English ritual dramas to secular dramas in the late Middle Ages of England. In drama, death is considered tragic and very scary. Death is an important person for everyone. Death symbolizes the messenger of God. He is a person descending to the ground to find the public and bring him to the world. Death is an important part of everyone as he motivates everyone to find something to accompany him in an eternal paradise or hell's journey. Everyone who begged him to be his companion will give him up. There is only one character, good deed, and insist on his words to accompany everyone. When everyone approaches God, his good deed is the only thing that can represent him. After all, everyone's soul is saved, but only God's grace can be saved. Because he and he alone decide who is allowed to enter his kingdom

The prologue of "Prelude to the Royal Olympus" and "Two pieces for everyone" is a miniature version of the actual text. It answers the literary elements of the work, predicts the basic facts to the reader, and predicts the result of the work. The prelude also introduces themes, characters, literature facilities to complement the work. Therefore, by understanding the preface of Edips and the public, you can understand the essence of the two dramas. In the overture to Oedipus, the stem of "bear" is used. Comparison of Macbeth and Edpsus Rex The purpose of this article is to compare Shakespeare's tragic "Macbeth" and Greek tragedy "Edps Rex". Although there are similarities in drama, you can see that the collapse of Macbeth is very different from the collapse of Edepus. The downfall of Macbeth was due to his own personal decision, and the fall of Edps was due to fate and God's will. The tragic plot of Greece always emphasizes personality; everyone is wearing a mask. These masks seem to obscure the role of people. Oedipus Rex is one of the three mythological stories of Thebian cycle. The structure of most Greek tragedies is similar to that of Oedipus Rex. These dramas are divided into five parts, a prologue or introduction, the entrance of "Prado" or chorus, four episodes or acts separated by "Stashimon" or Chorus Carol, and "Exod", the last action stamon I will. These Ords are singing or singing lyrics as the choir rhythmically moves throughout the orchestra. The line moving in one direction with the chorus is called "strophe" and the movement of the return is accompanied by a line called "antitrophe". Chorus Carol may contain multiple strophe or antitrophe The prelude Oedipus Rex began outside the Oedipus Palace where irritated priests and priests gathered and brought leaves and olive leaves. Because they gathered to petition him for an unknown request. The pastor talked for them, and Oedipus assured them that he will help them. Priests reported that Thebe experienced a terrible disaster - famine, fire and plague caused extensive suffering and death in their families and animals, and their crops were destroyed. He begged to heal the plight of the city to Edipus, which admired Sphinx 's mystery (this action proves that he was replaced by King Reus as king of her husband and Jocaster).

Every society left its name in history somehow. Some people do this through war, but others pass technology. But they are also based on their religious view, usually polytheism or monotheism. All cultures have found ways to communicate stories creative, and these methods often offer several moral lessons. A more general way to pass this information is through the game. The theater that started in Greece has always been able to express cultural beliefs; in ancient times Oedipus represented polytheism in Greek times, but ordinary people represented medieval monotheism. Works, King Oedipu is the Greek tragedy of Sophocles that happened in the Thebes kingdom. In 'Oedipus the King', Sophocles criticized the residents of Thebes in the form of Oedipus' speech, as the king mistakenly killed his father and incest with his mother. Therefore, this relationship seems to be tragic and unavoidable. During the play, King Oedipus, Sophocles used a dramatic sarcasm to shape the whole story. Fate and wealth have been acting with King Oedipus' life many times over and over again, but that can not be avoided. Oedipus - The hero of King Oedipus and Oedipus of Cologne. Before the action of King Edpses began, Edips was king of Thebes. He is known for his ability to solve wisdom and mystery - he rescued the town of Tabe and became king by solving the mystery of Sphinx. However, Edips had stubbornly turned his attention to his truth. The literal meaning of his name ("swollen foot") is a clue to his identity - he was taken away from the house of Lyus as a baby, and his feet were on the hill. On his way to Thebes, he killed his biological father, he did not know who he was, and began marrying his biological mother Jocasta.

For people around you, death is often seen as frightening and frustrating in life, and the same results may occur to those who experienced this period. But whatever the human life is, this is a cycle of life, so you need to remember that everyone must eventually die. Playwright, everyone is aware of the importance of dedication and loyalty in Jesus Christ, as this is the only way to heaven. In addition, dramas and sandboxes show greatly the emotions of that person's death and his emotions, as well as the empathy and experience of the people around him. In the drama "everyone", death is depicted as extremely frightening. Because nobody seems ready to prepare for it, death is considered to lead people far from the fun of the world. Everyone is a classic script of the 15th century, the theme is the fight of the soul. This is a moral drama, a good example of a transitory drama that links English ritual dramas to secular dramas in the late Middle Ages of England. In drama, death is considered tragic and very scary. The moral drama became a distinctive form drama around 1400 and prospered until 1550. A patient castle represents the progress of human beings from birth to death. Everyone is probably best known for this type, but it is atypical in many ways. Everyone accepts the call for death, trying to escape, and ultimately succumb to the need. In the process he was abandoned by Kindred, Goods and Fellowship. Secular play was also done through the Middle Ages, the earliest of which was Greenwood play by Adam Drazal in 1276. It includes satirical scenes, folk materials such as fairies and other supernatural phenomena. Since the 13th century, Farces was also very popular. Most of these plays come from France and Germany and have similar tone, shape, emphasis and excretion. The most famous playwright writer is Hans Sachs (1494-1576), writing 198 works.

Hadrian of Margaret Utherner of Rogtai era and Emperor Hadrian of EL memoirs, Everyman character of Manchester Walter Walker of Dorset is like Margaret Youssner "Memoirs of Hadrian" is ... "One day, Atlas no longer has empty weight He is not supporting and his resistance is rocking the earth. " (114) When he thought he was going to die, he was more powerful at that moment than he was at the other side of the Crusade. He does not mind about the death and his influence on other countries of the world, so his fate of choice will send a wonderful response through all those who witnessed him at the end. Autobiography of Hadrian's memoirs (Farrar, Strauss, Giroux published), Autobiography of Roman emperor's novel, Hadrian (76-138 AD), French writer Marguerite Youthnal's life-long work, I recently rediscovered on the shelf This book is one of my libraries. I am very grateful. The story began when the Hadrian emperor thought that his body betrayed him in the sixties and the shadow of death approached him. His explanation of life took the form of a deep letter, and he sent him to adopted grandson, Mark Oleelius. The sound of his voice is conveyed to us in a quiet and sincere tone, but that is by no means wonderful. The memories of EL of Margaret 's Emperor Hadrian Uthernaer and Rogge era, Dogtel' s versatile personality, Derian 's desire as Margaret Youssner is in "Ha" One day, Atlas no longer has empty heaviness He does not support and his resistance shakes the earth. (114) When Call House Walker went to his death smartly and ambitiously, he was more powerful than him at that moment. And he did not care so in his place elsewhere in the Crusade.We decided the impact on other countries of the world and the fate of his choice made a phenomenal reaction through all the people who witnessed his end It was sent. The memoir of the Belgian-born French writer Margaret Usessen, Hadrianus tells the life and death of Roman Emperor Hadrian. The first published in French in French in 1951 as Mémoiresd 'Hadrien, the book soon succeeded and received great praise. Margaret George writes a fictitious biography of historical figures in The Memoirs of Cleopatra (1997) and Mary (Magdalene, 2002). An early example was Peter I (1929-34) of Aleksey Nikolayevich Tolstoy, and Claudius (1934) and King Jesus (1946) of Robert Graves. Other recent biographical novels include Conqueror and Emperor from Conn Iggulden, and Cicero Trilogy from Robert Harris. According to Marguerite Yourcenar's "Hadrian Memoirs", using historical evidence Hadrian has polished Antinos statues and ordered wax to keep mankind. These statues remind us how the Antinino was loved until death and how his lover traveled around the world so that Annecy is almost in despair and sorrow. Thanks to the love and sadness that fell on the statue of Antinous, I found them beautifully. I know that their love transcends time by eternal life on the stone, and is still familiar all over the world and this wonderful beauty. These statues remind me of these people and my life I have read the pages of their Wikipedia already and dig a lot of information I can find and bought books about Hadrian and Antin.

The good deeds of everyone will focus on occupational based beliefs when trying to clearly explain the importance of human morals; this concern does not depend on the good deeds obtained. Please find it. Well, it does not seem necessary for everyone to contemplate the good deeds he did, but he found a way to get them quickly. Unlike Protestant's view of religious beliefs based on faith, ordinary people are clearly concentrating on the Catholic faith spread in the Middle Ages. The premise is that like the ledger, the actions of good and evil in your life can be counted by God after death. Play is an allegorical story of the lives of ordinary people who represent all humanity. During the surgery, Everyman tried to persuade her to accompany other characters to improve his account. Every personality is allegorical, and each character intersects and represents an abstract concept such as (material) goods, knowledge. The conflict between good and evil is dramatic through interactions between personality. Everyone was picked out as he was having trouble finding a person accompanying him. Even though all personal roles were his necessities and friends, everyone finally realized that he was basically lonely through this pilgrimage. Everyone knows that when you are executed and placed in front of God you are leaving only your own good deeds. Helping knowledge knowledge repents everyone, and learns repentance there. By doing so, good deeds become stronger and enter the lives of ordinary people effectively (contracts of goods are already weakened by evil behavior of ordinary citizens). Other helper entered everyone's life, beauty, power, discretion, and five wisdom (five senses). They accompanied him, but when they reached the point of death, they left him. They can not save him. Eventually everyone arrived at the grave. Good deed told him that he will speak for Everyman, and knowledge said, "Good deeds will convince everyone." Now, at his most desperate moment, ordinary people will consider their good deeds. His good deed is insignificant compared to the sins of ordinary people, so in commemoration of his good deeds, everyone is weakly able to hear a faint answer. Nonetheless, Good Deeds encourages Everyman to call on his knowledge to become a lawyer at this moment in need. Knowledge comes and everyone is ready to repent; after confessing my life enthusiastically, Everyman knows that good deeds can be strengthened and can rise from the earth. Good deeds and knowledge urges everyone to seek out his other attributes - beauty, power, discretion, and five wisdom - to help prepare the trip. They are pleased to do this, everyone provides their support, and everyone provides wisdom to help the last pilgrimage. Every one of his qualities promises to support ordinary people, but when he approaches his grave, everyone will be surprised.

Everyman's Journey Everyman is a short drama of about 900 lines, depicting the most surviving example of a medieval drama known as a moral drama. to play. Moral drama is a kind of drama that developed during the latter half of the 14th century and flourished in British literature in the 16th century. The function used in the work is usually based on the personality of good and evil, and participates in the struggle against the morality of the soul. This metaphor reverted me to John Bunyan's spiritual masterpiece "Progress of Pilgrim" in the latter half of the 17th century. It is a characteristic of pilgrim Christians, a story of everyone's allegory "from the world to the world to come." This book provides a metaphorical map and a series of travel resources from "City of Destruction" to "City of Heaven", "City of the Heavenly Body". This book has the same touching and practical qualities. It may not be a coincidence that finding Daniel's middle name is a Christian. Everyone's friend, fellowship promised to carry it with him, but when he heard the real nature of Everyman travel he refused to go. Then, everyone asks Kindred and his cousin to go with him, but they refused. In particular, Cousin explains why there is no one with root cause in Everyman. They also need to create their own accounts. After that, even if everyone asks for things, they will not come. Because the presence of things means selfishness, God's judgment will be tough It is frustrating that everyone is searching for his friend fellowship for comfort and advice, and the fellowship appears promising his tired loyalty. However, when a fellowship knew that a trip with Everyman would mean that fellowship would also die, he refused to help his friend. Fellowship has left, and Everyman sought the help of his relatives, Kindred and Cousin to think that blood is deeper than water. But Kindred and his cousin promised to support him with 'wealth and tragedy', but they too were afraid of death and they gave him up. Everyone is lamenting the renunciation of his friends and family's rights and he wants to know that he can turn to the next person for help. He decided to seek help from his favorite friend's products for many years. Commodities (fellowships, cindreds, cousins, etc.) promised to help everyone, but he broke his promise shortly after understanding the difficulties of everyone.

In the Middle Ages the moral medieval is full of king and queen, Prince and Princess. The one who protects them is a knight. They are on "chivalry, trust, honor, generosity, and courtesy". (Joe, "General Prelude" 142). Most knights from the Middle Ages insisted on their moral principles; however, some did not. The question "Do all the knights in the Middle Ages are moral?" Jeffrey Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, and the three knights of "Green Knight" are unethical and ethical. Medieval theaters cover all types and themes. Some of the most popular types of dramas in the Middle Ages include moral dramas, farms, masks and dramas. The medieval drama starts with religious and moral themes. The early famous medieval playwright was Heroesvit of Grasheim of the 10th century. Other noteworthy examples of the medieval drama are N Town Drama, Moral Drama, Everyman, Bingen's Musical Hildegard, Ordo Virtutum. Because of the low literacy rate of the general population, there were few records of medieval play in the early Middle Ages. Clerics also oppose certain kinds of performance. The drama began to flourish in the late Middle Ages with more performances and recordings of dramas. A moral drama born of a religious medieval mysterious drama is a genre of theaters and entertainment in medieval and early times and represents a transition to a more secular foundation of European dramas. A moral drama is a kind of fable, where the hero is satisfied with the personality of various moral attributes, and they try to encourage him to choose a life devout rather than a life of evil. These plays were the most popular in Europe from the 15th century to the 16th century. Everyone's Somonyng (c.1509-1519), often called Everyman, is a British moral play in the late 15th century. Just like the advances of John Bunyan's allegorical pilgrim (1678), ordinary people use the Christian fable to examine the issue of Christian redemption. In the context of the medieval drama, morality, drama, episode are very popular. The religious drama deals with biblical or sensible character such as devil, angel of right and wrong, seven sins. Meanwhile, the moral game deals with spiritual trials of ordinary people. They are allegories of moral temptation that bothers everyone. The most famous moral drama at that time was "everyone". In the character, Jinde, knowledge, five wisdom, beauty, death of power, etc. are all personalized.

Everyone is a Christian moral drama written in the 15th century. Nobody knows who wrote it. Eve ryman is said to be an English translation of the Dutch moral play Elckerlijc of the same period. Everyone is often considered the best and most original example of British moral games. "As with other moral dramas in other late Middle Ages, it is aimed at communicating simple moral lessons to educated, unreadable audiences" (Gyamfi & Schmidt, 2011). The anonymous work called Everyman and the play of Christopher Marlowe entitled "Dr. Faustus" is the simplest "moral drama". Everyone is the most ethical "moral game" and Dr. Forster is not. Other similarities and differences between the two works are as follows. Both works concentrate on a central role, and their lives and faults are examples that are not alive. Of course, at the end of Everyman, the title character became the most positive character in adjectives, and Faustus is still the role model of our game we want to reject. Everyone is a moral drama, an allegorical drama that teaches the way the Christians should live and what they must do to save their souls. In fact, moral play is a manifestation of evangelism. Typical ethical games are characterized by personality (hope, charity, etc.), malice (pride and laziness etc.) or other qualities, and objectives (money etc.) and activities (personalized scholarship such as death) Yes. Furthermore, God and angels may appear like ordinary people. The aim is to guide the audience in a Christian way and with an attitude towards life. Moral drama is essentially a fable written in a dramatic form. In the 14th century, moral play was based primarily on seven deadly sins, each representing a respective crime, like everyone else. Everyone is centered on a fable. It focuses on the allegorical expression of ethical issues including abstract numbers representing problems facing. Dr. Faust follows the five common screen structures of the romantic tragedy of the Elizabethan era. However, Christopher Marlowe used the structure of a drama of old medieval English format called moral drama as a model. A moral drama often shows a struggle between the moral struggle of human souls and good and evil. This is obvious in Dr. Faustas' s play, where he is involved in the fight between the devil and the temptation of God. It can be said that Faurus is not an ethical game.

Dr. Faust Elizabeth of Dr. Christopher Marlow arrived in the British throne in the era of religious confusion and political uncertainty. At the end of her reign, England became the first official Protestant country in Europe, but the tension between Protestant and oppressed Catholics continued to plague the country. Most of the literature created during her reignation reflects the sensitivity to religion and the resulting political conspiracy. In the drama of Dr. Faustus, Christopher Marlowe put the role of title in the power struggle resembling the conflict of life in the Elizabethan era. Dr. Faustus was written by Shakespeare's competitor Christopher Marlowe. Marlow retained the moral character of his play, but the beginning of the Renaissance also affected it. Neo Platonic Magic and Free Thought Atheism are features of Dr. Faustas published in 1604. The main character (Faustus and Everyman) in the play pretends to be an ordinary person and their name can be made "anyone". Both stories have an image of Messenger To Faustus doctor Mephistopheles magically returns to Faustus to return to his soul. In Everyman, death, "a powerful messenger" tells Everyman that he should die. Then the hero began his journey and had to fight difficulties, but eventually they could not escape fate. "We are pilgrims on earth - the concept of medieval life, this is the central topic of morality. This paper is a study by Dr. Faustus of Christopher Marlowe. This drama represents the curse of the human soul that is contrary to God's law. The main character in the play is different from other main character of Marlow, so the author chose Dr. Faustas of Marlow. Most of Marlow's hero is sympathetic, Faust is far from compassion. Faust rebelled against human restrictions on knowledge and power. He wants to acquire the power and knowledge of God. This article aims to analyze the process leading to the curse of the hero. Here, the study of the curse which was made clear by the hero becomes the main problem of analysis. In discussing this topic, the author analyzes the hero's conflict in chapter 3 and then analyzes how Fostus' pride and despair led to the curse of the next part of this chapter. In addition, his despair is a barrier to his return to God's grace. Dr. Faustus of Christopher Marlowe is a psychological study of internal struggle. One of the most prominent themes of Dr. Foster is the conflict between good and evil in the human soul. Marlow's theater led the religious work of morality and suffering. The focus of the play is in Dr. Faustas, a title figure, led to an easily agnostic tendency drawn by Marlow as a contradictory figure. Dr. Foster is two people. His quirk character leads to duality and inconsistency.

To answer questions raised by the title, two aspects must be taken into account. First, we have to decide whether Dr. Faust is a moral game; I will try to classify the script by discussing the format, content and theme of the script. I also provide another argument that the drama is actually a tragedy. Secondly, we have to decide whether it is moral; to do this, I am tone of some part of the drama, especially the choir and other character's speech I think. In Dr. Faustas and Dr. Faustas of Christianity, the hero sold his soul to the devil, then died and sent to hell. One of the questions that comes to mind when reading this book is "Does Dr. Faust have Christian morals?" Among the dialogues in the play there are some giving a signal to tell the reader if Faustas has Christian morality. Since we are talking about someone's beliefs and ethics, the literature search method is shown in this article. The anonymous work called Everyman and the play of Christopher Marlowe entitled "Dr. Faustus" is the simplest "moral drama". Everyone is the most ethical "moral game" and Dr. Forster is not. Other similarities and differences between the two works are as follows. Both works concentrate on a central role, and their lives and faults are examples that are not alive. Of course, at the end of Everyman, the title character became the most positive character in adjectives, and Faustus is still the role model of our game we want to reject. Dr. Faust of Dr. Christopher Marlow may actually be classified as a type of tragedy. Faust is a tragic hero and such a tragic hero can not become a moral game hero. It has a very obvious relationship with the medieval moral drama, but it can not become a moral game. Dr. Faustas was one of the most ambiguous plays in front of Shakespeare, one of Shakespeare's greatest heroic tragedy. Marlow strongly emphasizes the depictions of the characters and inner conflicts, coupled with a deep understanding of the complexity of Faust and the great emotional attachment of Faust when he was truly cursed into hell. Tragedy version. But I believe that the type of Dr. Faustas belongs to the performance of the drama is very subjective, and I believe how to play the scenes of seven sins

Full-service movie theater: The success story of a Korean movie theater 15 years ago (for now) and the Korean cinema are suddenly decreasing. Because import barriers have been removed and there are few export markets, it is facing deadly competition with Hollywood. Today, Korean movies are widely regarded today as the world's most successful and important non Hollywood cinema. Succeeded in domestic and foreign markets. This article starts to understand this phenomenon. Let's make it practical. Starting with a movie, at the best time, a successful movie theater operation means that you earned enough money to balance your investment. Furthermore, please do not believe in the hype, there is now no big movie box office income. These are big movies with huge marketing and star power. Therefore, unlike FMCG products, you can bet on product quality. Or you can make movies in movies, make money in movies, and earn money so that you can provide the people with the necessary technology. . It is much more complicated With the big wave of economic success, Everyman Cinemas, the original boutique cinema chain centered in London, has decided to expand to the northern part of England. The company already operates Leeds cinema, Harrogate cinema and plans to open a new website in New York, Liverpool and Durham in the near future. Everyman Media Ltd. recently submitted an application to the Newcastle City Council to develop an underground 2 screen movie at Gray Street, across the Royal Theater. But are there different places in Newcastle's art cinema? Until recently there was a reel cinema in the city, but recently it was closed. It is being handed over to another company and it is scheduled to resume soon. Another movie theater on the outskirts of York is Vue. It is close to Clifton Moor, a short distance from Heslington East, and you can go to the cinema by 6 bus. It is the largest cinema in York and screening all the big movies. When I become a campus cinema, I have a student movie theater. This is a club that is managed by students who can be seen three times a week in the auditorium in the West Heslin West. This is not an official movie theater, but the movie displayed is not new, but you can see a relatively recent movie in a more movie-like environment. Among the movies shown in the first semester are Logan, Baby Driver, Beauty and Beast, and so on. Ticket price is 4 pounds, if you are a part of society, they only need 3 pounds

Moral drama is an allegorical drama that teaches ethics courses, especially popular among medieval viewers. Today, the moral drama "everyone" occasionally plays and reads at universities and church organizations. These works usually focus on academic or religious ideology. Author Ron Tanner of "Humor of Humor" and "Moral Play of the Middle Ages of England" believes that the value of this drama is beyond this narrow focus. Careful evaluation of plot and character will support this claim. The anonymous work called Everyman and the play of Christopher Marlowe entitled "Dr. Faustus" is the simplest "moral drama". Everyone is the most ethical "moral game" and Dr. Forster is not. Other similarities and differences between the two works are as follows. Both works concentrate on a central role, and their lives and faults are examples that are not alive. Of course, at the end of Everyman, the title character became the most positive character in adjectives, and Faustus is still the role model of our game we want to reject. Everyone is a moral drama, an allegorical drama that teaches the way the Christians should live and what they must do to save their souls. In fact, moral play is a manifestation of evangelism. A typical ethical game is characterized by a personality (such as hope and charity), malice (pride and laziness) or other qualities, and objectives (such as money) and activities (personalized scholarship such as death) I will. Furthermore, God and angels may appear like ordinary people. The moral drama of medieval Europe may be the best example to teach literature. These plays are plays that use allegories to teach audiences moral lessons. The most common theme presented in the moral drama is seven well-known deadly sins. Another theme used in this type of drama is that he can repay and compensate people even if that person deliberately succumbs to temptation. Historically, the moral drama is the transitional stage between the mystical drama of Christianity and the secular drama of the Renaissance drama. In the Middle Ages God was more prominent than the present, so the emergence of such a god in the drama will have a big impact on the audience as a true moral lesson for people's declining behavior. However, in a more atheistic contemporary audience, the belief in the world after death will be less and less, so the full meaning of the situation may be lost. Therefore, morality must come from the religious aspect of the drama. Instead of emphasizing the preparation for reaching the gates of heaven

"Mona Lisa, a unique big city" (Tomkins 9). This is what Madonna of Datto di Buoninsegna and a child's picture are known today. "The Metropolitan Museum of Art purchased Madonna and Children for $ 45.5 million" (Tomkins 1). However, this picture is not necessarily open to the public, indeed, Metropolis has purchased the last known work of Duccio with personal hands. Originally, the picture was held in the private hands of Adolf Stocklet and his wife. When the couple died, their houses and collections were handed over to their son, Jacques He caught the picture and handed it to their daughter. Exhibition of the school Siena. "Madonna Rucellai." On April 15, 1285, praised Compania dei Laudesi, or the Virgin Mary of the Virgin Mary Church. Maria Novella of Florence has asked "Siena's painter Duccio di Buoninsegna" to draw a wonderful altarpiece representing Madonna and children and other paintings. For this job, he has to pay 150 Florin, but if the picture has to be "the most beautiful picture" and have to have a golden border, the picture can not be satisfied, and the artist I will not receive any repayment. . The labor contract held by the National Archives of Florence was released in 1790 and published in 1854, but there was no doubt that the document referred to the Virgin Mary until 1930. The medieval art is based on the Renaissance. Two prominent artists. The first artist was Duccio di Buoninsegna and in the late 1200s painted Madonna Enthroned Two Two Angels. The second artist was Leonardo da Vinci, who painted Mona Lisa in the early 1500s. The difference between the two pictures is that Madonna between the two angels is religious and Mona Lisa is more real This is a picture of the Renaissance. Men think men are more valuable. In the Middle Ages, information disseminated in the 1400s was broadcast. For example, British drama called Everyman written in 1485. As he got older, everyone's thought was to make him himself a humanist. General liquidation and the king is God, he calls us our sins. Another example: Act No. 11, Hamlet Method No. 11, William Shakespeare, 1601. When Shakespeare said, "Male work is wonderful!" He said men are wonderful, the man is what we have today. Duccio, the complete Duccio di Buoninsegna (born in the 13th century, Siena, Siena, in 1319, died in Siena?) Is one of the greatest Italian painters of the Middle Ages and the founder of the Sienna School. In the art of man Duccio, the traditional form of Italo-Byzantine has been strengthened by a clearer understanding of its evolution from classical roots in harmony with the new spirituality of Gothic style. The biggest of his works is Maesta (1311), the altarpiece of Siena Cathedral. There are few literature on Duccio's life and career. His life has been rebuilt from evidence contained in the development of his style, and from evidence revealed by his paintings, in large part, from evidence that can be attributed positively to his work It must be. Duccio's father came from the town of Buoninsegna near Siena, but when Duccio was born, he lived in the town of Camporegio.

Winston Churchill said once: "If you go through hell, go ahead." If you explain the comedy of God of Dante as simply as possible, you will use this sentence. But the comedy of God of Dante has never been easier. Of course, this is about religion, hell, and heaven. But it also includes political thought. The way spiritual and political are mixed in the world of Dante is very interesting for literary demons and political theorists. So what is Dante's Divine Comedy? The influence of Dante's daily life on this literary work Dante's Divine Comedy is one of the most famous and influential literary works in history, Hell in Divine Comedy, and Dante's supervision through Hell Guide is most famous. This summer I will study Dante 's Inferno and plan to move to other parts of this story next year. Like last week, I was vacant in the summer list, I would like to fill it with the novels of the 1980s and raise the theme of literature in July. Since 1980 's, I asked members of the reading book group' Great Books About Great Books' to listen to my favorite novel. I got a lot of wonderful advice, but the title, a wonderful and completely unique book mentioned by many readers made me very excited. "Divine tune" by Dante Alighieri. God's comedy is thought to be one of the most important parts of world literature, an epic detailing the magical journey of the world after death and the discovery of God by the soul in the allegory. For a long time, the comedy of God, which has been thought to be the greatest in Italian literature, offers us a closer perspective to medieval Christian theology and philosophy. All works by William Shakespeare. William · Shakespeare is the greatest writer in the UK and is considered the greatest playwright in history. Characters, stories, and languages ​​have attracted readers for centuries and have made a great contribution to the formation of contemporary culture. All works of Shakespeare have been translated into major languages ​​and received high praise around the world. Book on God's comedy PDF: This book was written by Dante Alighieri. This "Divine Comedy" book conveys the Divine Comedy translated by Alan Mandelbaum which began in the shadow forest of the 1300th Friday. It is a key to the mystery of Western civilization, which is continuing the journey, resuming from its depth and the high level of human experience, and unraveling its own identity. This version of Everyman includes all 3 cants, Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso, including the Nobel prize, introduction of the award-winning poet Eugenio Montale, chronology, notes, bibliography. It also includes 42 drawings chosen from the wonderful 15th century illustration series by Botticelli.

Throughout the Middle Ages, art and philosophy disappeared in the darkness, but the reintroduction of Italian Renaissance thought resulted in the revival of literature. One of the authors who influenced this revival was Dante Alighieri, a poet of the 13th century from Florence, Italy. His world-famous epic, La Coimedia, or more general god comedy, is a poetic masterpiece that has drawn truth and sin yet. Divine Comedy expresses the universal truth of good and evil through three journey of hell. Book on God's comedy PDF: This book was written by Dante Alighieri. This "Divine Comedy" book conveys the Divine Comedy translated by Alan Mandelbaum which began in the shadow forest of the 1300th Friday. It is a key to the mystery of Western civilization, which is continuing the journey, resuming from its depth and the high level of human experience, and unraveling its own identity. This version of Everyman includes all 3 cants, Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso, including the Nobel prize, introduction of the award-winning poet Eugenio Montale, chronology, notes, bibliography. It also includes 42 drawings chosen from the wonderful 15th century illustration series by Botticelli. When we started reading Divine Comedy, I insisted on an autobiographical focus, at least Divine Comedy began. This is his story, this is his unique experience, pilgrims themselves - the unique experience of Dante himself seems to have finished Purgatorio XXX, and finally the novel's self is sealed. As you remember, mention the name of Dante, and a new phase begins with the construction of Dante. It is more educational and more speculative, it is truly a world of heaven. Dante Alighieri is a comedy writer named The Divine Comedy. This comedy is known as one of his greatest achievements in the history of world literature. In Divine Comedy, Dante depicts a vivid depiction of a person (himself) through Hell (Hell), Purgatory (Pergatorio), Paradise (Paradiso). Comedy is focused on Dante and the ultimate destination of his soul. In writing this story, Dante faced many personal, moral and social problems that were solved in his life. God's comedy shows two aspects of the author and medieval society. This poem is the first person, and Dante is portrayed through poetry. Dante's Divine Comedy is one of the most famous and influential literary works in history, Hell in Divine Comedy, and Dante's supervision through Hell Guide is most famous. This summer I will study Dante 's Inferno and plan to move to other parts of this story next year. Like last week, I was vacant in the summer list, I would like to fill it with the novels of the 1980s and raise the theme of literature in July. Since 1980 's, I asked members of the reading book group' Great Books About Great Books' to listen to my favorite novel. I got a lot of wonderful advice, but the title, a wonderful and completely unique book mentioned by many readers made me very excited.

In society, people are anxious to have a nice story and a neat happy ending. Broadway and the theater would have offered this to their audience, especially in the United States. Give the audience what they want. They hope that the happy ending reflects their own values ​​and the way they should explain the world, and after all "they are all living a happy life." Because we listen to what our parents say, read the story with these sweet stories that discover real love and have the potential for us to be the prince or the princess worthy of you is. 22 Playing morals These plays which almost all scholars will play a role will follow after a series of innocence / corruption / redemption. A complete overview of the form and function of moral drama, their relationship with the plays of Corpus Christi, and their development in medieval culture is in British moral play, Robert Potter (Boston and London, Routledge, 1975) , Pgs. 6-29. 23 Duffy, see to rob the altar. 51. "The Play Called Corpus Christi" by V. A. Kolve (Stanford: Stanford U P, 1966), p. See 55. 104. The criticism of the castle's patience is mainly about acting and acting in the theater. This can be understood by considering the very detailed explanation and the drawing attached to the manuscript. The most obvious example of this scholarship is Richard Round Southern 's Round Medieval Theater (New York: Theater Fine Art, 1975), but other recent works are similarly debated. Medieval theaters cover all types and themes. Some of the most popular types of dramas in the Middle Ages include moral dramas, farms, masks and dramas. The medieval drama starts with religious and moral themes. The early famous medieval playwright was Heroesvit of Grasheim of the 10th century. Other noteworthy examples of the medieval drama are N Town Drama, Moral Drama, Everyman, Bingen's Musical Hildegard, Ordo Virtutum. Because of the low literacy rate of the general population, there were few records of medieval play in the early Middle Ages. Clerics also oppose certain kinds of performance. The drama began to flourish in the late Middle Ages with more performances and recordings of dramas. Moral drama is an allegorical drama that teaches ethics courses, especially popular among medieval viewers. Today, the moral drama "everyone" occasionally plays and reads at universities and church organizations. These works usually focus on academic or religious ideology. Author Ron Tanner of "Humor of Humor" and "Moral Play of the Middle Ages of England" believes that the value of this drama is beyond this narrow focus. - ... Next, Emerson uses metaphor to explain the equality and connection felt when experiencing excessive soul elements. (3) Here, Emerson emphasizes the relationship between man and nature. Transparent eyes are the eyes that see everything as a whole. The whole process will be an excessive soul of humanity, nature, and God. Transparent eyes sometimes do not focus on items like people

Movement and stagnation: The use of movement at Divine Comedy is an important theme of Divine Comedy. From the beginning, we faced the corpse of Dante who was shattered with dangerous dark wood. His move in a strange place is confused and collapsed; "Io-no-Ben-Rudir Comiio Ventrai." Furthermore, it is clear that the physical pain he experienced is an obvious manifestation of spiritual suffering suffered by the poet. The picture of this picture is one of the middle-aged crisis, it is the body expression of the person who lost sight of the way in the dark wood. Dante Alighieri is a comedy writer named The Divine Comedy. This comedy is known as one of his greatest achievements in the history of world literature. In Divine Comedy, Dante depicts a vivid depiction of a person (himself) through Hell (Hell), Purgatory (Pergatorio), Paradise (Paradiso). Comedy is focused on Dante and the ultimate destination of his soul. In writing this story, Dante faced many personal, moral and social problems that were solved in his life. God's comedy shows two aspects of the author and medieval society. This poem is the first person, and Dante is portrayed through poetry. Movement and stagnation: The use of movement at Divine Comedy is an important theme of Divine Comedy. From the beginning, we faced the corpse of Dante who was shattered with dangerous dark wood. His move in a strange place is confused and collapsed; "Io-no-Ben-Rudir Comiio Ventrai." Furthermore, it is clear that the physical pain he experienced is an obvious manifestation of spiritual suffering suffered by the poet. The picture of this picture is one of the middle-aged crisis, it is the body expression of the person who lost sight of the way in the dark wood. Book on God's comedy PDF: This book was written by Dante Alighieri. This "Divine Comedy" book conveys the Divine Comedy translated by Alan Mandelbaum which began in the shadow forest of the 1300th Friday. It is a key to the mystery of Western civilization, which is continuing the journey, resuming from its depth and the high level of human experience, and unraveling its own identity. This version of Everyman includes all 3 cants, Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso, including the Nobel prize, introduction of the award-winning poet Eugenio Montale, chronology, notes, bibliography. It also includes 42 drawings chosen from the wonderful 15th century illustration series by Botticelli.

It became small because I do not know what is going on and what is going on, but as the curiosity of the situation got the best it slowly grew and became a bigger audience. As the audience's idea emerges, you begin to pay attention to this topic, and soon more drama references start to stand out. For example, because of Joseph's situation and his confusion about his arrest, he used the whole situation as a joke: "Who do you think?" "I am reading Thomas Pynchon's V. I will recommend Franz Kafka's The Trial as an ideal reading for the summer.I remember what Kafka used to be for laughter, he said to a friend In the same way, considering that we live in this broken world, Philip K. Dick's Alpha Moon Tribe will read well. "" I read Fugitive Pieces This is me This is the best novel I read in 5 years - poetic, human, era when I did not know in World War II - my favorite novel, Phillip Roth's Everyman , And I also read Andrew Lo's book on Adaptive Market Lo's books have just been recommended at the Be st Economics of the Financial Times in 2017. " Franz Kafka's trial and the terrible nature of the missing are: "The only thing we have to worry about is its own fear" (Roosevelt 93). In Franz Kafka's "Amerika", the essence of terrorism is revealed to the fullest extent. The main characters of both works, Josef K. and Karl Rossmann, are used as chess pieces of chess competition, also known as society. The major impact of major events brings a big difference to both roles. - "Thesis I" explains the changes made by Victor against Thomas (meaning "Phoenix Arizona") and the changes made by Carver's "Cathedral" narrator and "Robert - Scorpion". When discussing 'cathedral', she is very important to this story, so do not forget to talk about the narrator's wife. Please consider the following. How a character teaches another character, and another character learns from another role In Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis", "The Trial", and "Amerika", humor is a specific cognitive experience that can cause laughter and provide entertainment. "The word humor comes from Greek and teaches that humor is a fluid balance in the body.Humor is anecdotes, blue, dark colors / hanging / morbid Franz Kafka, Direct writer

On 29th September 2009 I went to the Birmingham Repertory Theater and saw the live performances in the East and then we were told to write a theater review, drama, drama, costumes, and actors. Then I will summarize live performances. The drama is written by Ayubka Kodin and tells his childhood story. The script we saw was rewritten. Eastern games are based on families, cultural conflicts, identity conflicts, freedom of choice, imprisonment and marriage arrangements. The stage adaptation of novel by Bryony Lavery and the production by Melly Still will be produced by collaboration with Birmingham Repertory Theater, Royal & Derngate, Northampton and Northern Stage, Newcastle and Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse. It will visit these theaters and the new Walt Disney Theater in Ipswich in the autumn of 2018. On 29th September 2009 I went to the Birmingham Repertory Theater and saw the live performances in the East and then we were told to write a theater review, drama, drama, costumes, and actors. Then I will summarize live performances. The drama is written by Ayubka Kodin and tells his childhood story. The script we saw was rewritten. - Martin Luther King and Henry David Thoreau each wrote a compelling article to explain social injustice and discuss civic disobedience. That is to prove compliance with the law. In his "Letters from Birmingham Prison" the King talked to a specific audience: the African-Americans and why he talked about why they felt that they should end apartheid Congratulations to CWW lecturer and talented playwright Jade Sylvan who showed up theater "Spider Worship: Musical" at American Repertory Theater at Harvard Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts last weekend! The play was produced, choreographed, instructed by Fem Bones and featured dance performance by Slaughterhouse Sweethearts by Jane Doe. Catherine Cappozi (also known as AxeMunkee) plays electric guitar and creates a soundtrack for Spider Cult. Spider Cult: The original soundtrack of The Musical is proud that we could find a band camp member who can not compete in Cambridge, Massachusetts this weekend. It was a big cheer for Jade Sylvan and the wonderful actors and staff of Spider Cult who killed the house on Sunday at Oberon Theater!

Most literary works derive the basis of the meaning from the instant of the corresponding writer and this moment is directly related to the situation where he is influenced as a person. When Hans Christian Andersen witnessed a poor lifestyle fight in early childhood, he expressed his life with a short fairy tale "The Stead Fast Tin Soldier". Related issues He used a fairy tale as a mechanism for persuasion to make future generations understand the perseverance and struggle for success. Imagine "Tinplate soldiers turn into genuine small people, including changing tinplate to meat, and tin soldiers do not like it, he said he I thought he was killing him, he will do my best to stop you, if he can help you, he will not be a man. " One of the greatest stories in this movie history, the German shepherd Rinty Tin (Rinty), was rescued from German entrenchment by American soldier Lee Duncan during World War I and trained the dog I took him to the scene. According to Hollywood coverage, Rinty became one of the biggest stars in Hollywood in the 1920s and protected Warner Bros. Studio from bankruptcy. In "Wolf Collision", Rinty, rich in resources, skillfully saved good people and defeated cheaters. Steven Spielberg 's follow - up to Great White Shark replaces sea creatures and sky creatures, but these creatures are more strange than killer sharks, and more pursuing is discovered rather than destruction. This mission by Everyman Richard Dreyfuss includes the recurrence of alien life and the form of a national monument that eventually appears as a devil tower. The 5-tone music theme used for communication with aliens has become as memorable as movie conversation German Shepherd was introduced in the United States by soldiers who returned from the First World War. Thanks to the movie star Strongheart and subsequent Lintyn Ting, that variety attracted the attention of the public. During World War II, German Shepherd was the first choice for military varieties. The first guide dog is German Shepherd. Today, they are one of the most popular dogs in America. In 1999, German Shepherd ranked third in the list of top 50 varieties of the American Kennel Club.

On 29th September 2009 I went to the Birmingham Repertory Theater and saw the live performances in the East and then we were told to write a theater review, drama, drama, costumes, and actors. Then I will summarize live performances. The drama is written by Ayubka Kodin and tells his childhood story. The script we saw was rewritten. Eastern games are based on families, cultural conflicts, identity conflicts, freedom of choice, imprisonment and marriage arrangements. The stage adaptation of novel by Bryony Lavery and the production by Melly Still will be produced by collaboration with Birmingham Repertory Theater, Royal & Derngate, Northampton and Northern Stage, Newcastle and Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse. It will visit these theaters and the new Walt Disney Theater in Ipswich in the autumn of 2018. On 29th September 2009 I went to the Birmingham Repertory Theater and saw the live performances in the East and then we were told to write a theater review, drama, drama, costumes, and actors. Then I will summarize live performances. The drama is written by Ayubka Kodin and tells his childhood story. The script we saw was rewritten. - Martin Luther King and Henry David Thoreau each wrote a compelling article to explain social injustice and discuss civic disobedience. That is to prove compliance with the law. In his "Letters from Birmingham Prison" the King talked to a specific audience: the African-Americans and why he talked about why they felt that they should end apartheid Congratulations to CWW lecturer and talented playwright Jade Sylvan who showed up theater "Spider Worship: Musical" at American Repertory Theater at Harvard Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts last weekend! The play was produced, choreographed, instructed by Fem Bones and featured dance performance by Slaughterhouse Sweethearts by Jane Doe. Catherine Cappozi (also known as AxeMunkee) plays electric guitar and creates a soundtrack for Spider Cult. Spider Cult: The original soundtrack of The Musical is proud that we could find a band camp member who can not compete in Cambridge, Massachusetts this weekend. It was a big cheer for Jade Sylvan and the wonderful actors and staff of Spider Cult who killed the house on Sunday at Oberon Theater!

"Briton Hammon" Briton Hammon's confinement story is a prominent African-American prose published in North America. His life is limited to the information in his story. While reading his essay, he still can not tell whether he is a servant or a slave. In his story, he tries to explain the life of Africa and how he associates with the public domain and uses the opportunity he has. Create: Copy (or print, save, link, or scan) two types of genres for the same question or topic. I will explain the concept of genre, how to identify various types, and characteristics of one genre and another genre. To start this process, you create a matrix that shows the differences and similarities using four types of analysis areas (Difference, Content, Structure, and Style / Language). To prepare you three different types, you will do some research on these types. Once you identify the three types to write, find three types of EACH types for a total of nine examples. We spend the day at the library to see examples you may need. Once you have an example, create annotated bibliography for each example. Your annotated reference provides your example publication information and uses this example to summarize your type understanding. (See Everyday Writer, page 145 for an example.) Explain this issue further and practice writing annotated bibliographic items in class. Type is a way to classify literature. The type means "good" or "type" in French. Type can refer to literary categories such as tragedy, comedy, epic, poetry, idyll. Contemporary literature such as drama, fiction, short stories are included. This term may also refer to literary types such as mystery, science fiction, comedy, romance. Everyone is a moral game. Along with the revival of the 11th century drama, the Catholic Church began to introduce short dramas to the masses during major festivals. These gradually evolved into a complete drama done by public guilds in public places known as mysterious dramas. In some cities, there is a dramatic story cycle from creation to final decision. They all succeeded in the 15th century through a moral drama, an allegorical statement of human vice, and a virtue of conflict. Among them, Everyman is probably best known

God's comedy: The depth of religion experienced by humans is systematic and orderly. This book is religious throughout, but it is also very secular. You seem to never leave the earth. In fact, there seems to be no difference between Earth and Tenko. This is a solid world, everything can be touched without distinguishing between mind and matter. The body expresses the spirit, the spirit of God is material, it spreads throughout the material world - that is the place. There is neither heaven nor hell, it is here. When we started reading Divine Comedy, I insisted on an autobiographical focus, at least Divine Comedy began. This is his story, this is his unique experience, pilgrims themselves - the unique experience of Dante himself seems to have finished Purgatorio XXX, and finally the novel's self is sealed. As you remember, mention the name of Dante, and a new phase begins with the construction of Dante. It is more educational and more speculative, it is truly a world of heaven. Book on God's comedy PDF: This book was written by Dante Alighieri. This "Divine Comedy" book conveys the Divine Comedy translated by Alan Mandelbaum which began in the shadow forest of the 1300th Friday. It is a key to the mystery of Western civilization, which is continuing the journey, resuming from its depth and the high level of human experience, and unraveling its own identity. This version of Everyman includes all 3 cants, Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso, including the Nobel prize, introduction of the award-winning poet Eugenio Montale, chronology, notes, bibliography. It also includes 42 drawings chosen from the wonderful 15th century illustration series by Botticelli.

On September 18, 2001, after opening the postal envelope, five innocent victims died. This incident occurred only 7 days after the terrorist attack against the World Trade Center and shows the first bioterror attack against the United States. As everyone knows, the target of the "Amerithrax" attack is the news media department and two senators. Envelopes contain spores considered anthrax ("2001"). Anthrax is one of more than 1200 known biological agents ("FEMA"). It is one of the most used and most deadly ones. What complicates the tragedy is that these deaths are almost invisible. These are not big headlines. Readers of the Seattle Times have to look carefully at the pages in the newspaper and pay attention to small articles showing these deaths. After Sharon Hoag died on February 1, 1963, the New York Times released a brief title 3-inch article to the bottom of the second page. The passage of the day was marked as 2 inches on the third page. "Murder Crimes in the Death of Women". Why are these women forced to accept such problems There were times when people became sick, there were no obvious reasons. Microscopes are not invented, and no one can see the intangible forces that bring pain and death to their loved ones. Then Louis Pasteur proposed a theory of bacterial disease through a series of creative experiments. Some things are too small to notice with the naked eye. Others can not perceive them directly because they are very big (and slowly move). Before it is possible to create the concept of plate tectonics there is the concept of the size of the Earth's continent floating on the liquid rock as the Earth continent moves over the surface of the planet. Stirring tank Everyone believes that death can not be denied. He believes that death can be expected and expected by people. The author uses death as a parable of physical death to help us imagine intangible thoughts. Death often scares people and causes great anxiety. The fear of death is common, but the author shows that God has the power to use to dominate death and regain it. This is the condition that human beings must experience and plan for eternity. Therefore, five wisdom, discretion, strength, and beauty accompany everyone to face death. All of this is to allow Everyman to face death. But they can not take him forever. Before he dies, everyone receives his last sacrament showing Catholic behavior.

Descartes tried to get rid of his doubt about doubt [reference of all pages and reference of meditation is taken from the 1995 Everyman version]. Please find an unquestionable knowledge base. By suspecting that Descartes wants to find something immune to it. This provides motivation to best understand how Descartes build his recognition system in his own way in his own way and why. Descartes' attempt to release himself from his doubts about meditation had various degrees of success, and his doubt about his existence was overcome with no doubt "cogito" theory It was. The second question he suspected, the question of the existence of God was not successfully released like a failed trademark theory argument or an out-of-date ontological argument. Then Descartes continued to address his question about the existence of the outside world. It did a good job, but it was based on dark evidence of the existence of God. Descartes can not prove the existence of God or the existence of the outside world, but he has undoubtedly created a new philosophical style trying to establish all his epistemological knowledge (or belief). As a premise, this philosophical style is now known as fundamentalism, and today it is also used by philosophers for Descartes, René de Carte proves himself as b in this book! Therefore, we have finished the discussion that Descartes is trying to remove skeptical attempts set for him. As mentioned earlier, the final conclusion of the success of Descartes' own business must be that he failed. If the entire epistemological structure relies heavily on some knowledge, in this case, knowledge of the existence of God, denying this knowledge destroys the entire structure. We can really give it to Descartes - which is of course controversial - he will have to agree to that idea when he appears correctly clear and unique ideas in his mind, and this also Regardless, because consent is approved, clear and unique ideas can be used equitably as the basis of knowledge. This is the best thing for us - this is not a bit - it is the knowledge that each of us exists when we insist on ourselves.

Relationship between pearls and nature in the "red letter" Nature is playing a very symbolic role in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Red Letter". Throughout the book, nature is included in the story. One example is the feature of pearls. Because of the special relationship with nature, pearls are very different from all other characters. Hawthorn is looking at nature as a crime of sympathy and as a nature to Puritan's lifestyle. Hester 's sin naturally accepted the pearls. Scarlet Letter Author: Nathaniel Hawthorne Pearl Pearl Importance is the daughter of Hester Pudding and Arthur Dimmesdale. Born by adultery, she is regarded as a child of the demon who is destined to go to hell and is constantly fighting the world. She is also representing the red character "A" and the child's nature. Nathaniel Hawthorne is more than just using Pearl to create plots. She is a symbol, "red word" itself. In addition, she helped Hawthorne show his ambiguity, nature, and the theme of "sin and sin". An important market related to pearls "But she named the" pearl "of the baby" price concession "and buy everything that she has - the mother's only treasure!" (Hawthorne 67) pearl is a I was born of sin Relationship between pearls and nature in the "red letter" Nature is playing a very symbolic role in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Red Letter". Throughout the book, nature is included in the story. One example is the feature of pearls. Because of the special relationship with nature, pearls are very different from all other characters. Hawthorn is looking at nature as a crime of sympathy and as a nature to Puritan's lifestyle. - Everyman and The Second Shepherds' Play remind the audience that redemption requires good faith action. Both theaters will reinforce these aspects of redemption, so that everyone can redeem them. The only way we can make ourselves perfect and make it worthy of redemption is not to worry about our material happiness and good behavior. Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Red Letter" has a summary of the paper, but it is a very symbolic book. One of the most complex and misunderstood symbols in this book is pearl, unmarried daughter of Hester Prynne, and pastor of Arthur Ding Mesdale. The whole pearl of the novel has evolved into a dynamic symbol and is constantly changing. In the next article, I will explore the symbol of pearls from the birth of Hawthorne.

The medieval art is based on the Renaissance. Two prominent artists. The first artist was Duccio di Buoninsegna and in the late 1200s painted Madonna Enthroned Two Two Angels. The second artist is Leonardo da Vinci who painted Mona Lisa in the early 1500s. The difference between the two pictures is that Madonna between the two angels is religious and Mona Lisa is more real This is a picture of the Renaissance. Men think men are more valuable In the Middle Ages, the information spread in the 1400s was broadcast. For example, British drama Everyman written in 1485. As he got older, everyone's thought was to make him himself a humanist. General liquidation and the king is God, he calls us our sins. Another example: Act No. 11, Hamlet Method No. 11, William Shakespeare, 1601. When Shakespeare said: "That person's work is truly amazing!" He said people are great, people said, people are what we have today. According to Shakespeare, a person's specific qualities are noble, expressive and perfect. These two examples show that the Renaissance changed human perception of humans. Both Ptolemy and Copernicus are depicting the mechanism of the universe. Ptolemy's picture is the center of the earth, the earth is the center of the universe. The picture of Copernicus is said by Heliosentric, the earth is not in the center position like Ptolemy. Copernicus's idea challenged thousands of years of faith and made Catholic church feel uneasy. A German astronomer Johan Regiment, "Zodiac Man" and a Belgian doctor Andreas Vesarius, "Body Make", a book by 1543 in 1512. The zodiac is a more realistic picture as every part of the body is shown by the signs of the zodiac. During the Middle Ages, it was generally believed that the Zodiac could control the health and well-being of the various parts of the body. As he did not believe it, Vesalius thought of the zodiac theory anatomy, and she dissected it. Vesalius got information about the composition of the human body by dissecting the human body. Because we know how to make people, not guesses, this changes the way people think about people. How will the renaissance change people's perceptions of people? - How did Renaissance change the introduction of a man's paper? The Renaissance changed people's perception of people through philosophical, religious, artistic, and scientific perspectives. The philosophy developed will challenge the way the ruler dominates the monarch's mind and people. There are many pre-thought church teachings that have been challenged by the great scientists of those days. On the religious side, a new culture that challenges the beliefs of the Catholic Church is formed. Artists beat church and religious ideals and pursued a more humanistic approach. Philosophy also has a big influence on the views of people who change people. Philosophers share a satirical and critical style, a commitment to openly exploring the mind, and a hostility toward established political and religious authority, although the degree is different. Voltaire wants all religious and religious freedom to enjoy the right of equality. These new ideas will add a new way of seeing yourself. During the Renaissance, human perception of people changed. This view has changed from a more religious viewpoint that the Renaissance view is more concentrated on this person. It shows the possibilities and achievements of mankind. This is revealed through art, the inner nature of human beings, the position of humans in the universe, and the human body. One way the Renaissance changed people's perception of people was through art. In the Middle Ages, art had different purposes. Artists expressed more religious beliefs and their human beings are less realistic. This is because art is getting better with time and can capture more realistic images. For example, Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" is a picture showing this beautiful woman, the famous work of the Renaissance. Thanks to such work, artists can not only expres

The type of clown actually was derived from Greece. Over the years, satire art has been challenged to shape all forms of clowns we have today. Clowns must have the ability or skills to master the audience comedy. This is elaborate detail, precise movement, and of course occupation that requires reaction. The costumes of each type of comedy are very different. For example, in Commedia Dell'Arte, masks are required for each character, but using these masks eliminates the need for facial expression and communication, and makes the character look like a doll. Medieval theaters cover all types and themes. Some of the most popular types of dramas in the Middle Ages include moral dramas, farms, masks and dramas. The medieval drama starts with religious and moral themes. The early famous medieval playwright was Heroesvit of Grasheim of the 10th century. Other noteworthy examples of the medieval drama are N Town Drama, Moral Drama, Everyman, Bingen's Musical Hildegard, Ordo Virtutum. Because of the low literacy rate of the general population, there were few records of medieval play in the early Middle Ages. Clerics also oppose certain kinds of performance. The drama began to flourish in the late Middle Ages with more performances and recordings of dramas. The medieval drama refers to the dramatic performance between the collapse of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century AD and the beginning of the 15th century Renaissance. The medieval theater covers all the plays produced in Europe during the Millennium era and refers to various types including ritual dramas, mysterious drama, moral drama, farms and masks. Beginning with Gundersheim's 10th century Hrosvitha, the medieval drama is almost religious and moral in its subject, stage and tradition. The most famous examples of medieval dramas are British Cycling, York Mystery, Chester Mystery, Wakefield Mystery and N Town, and Moral Drama, everyone. One of the earliest surviving English secular dramas is student and girl episode (about 1300). Origin of the Western drama itself is not exactly in the category of classical drama research, but since the Greek drama is the earliest form of the drama proven by the West, classical drama students make up the background of this theme It should be reviewed. They are exploring. In addition, the origin of the Western drama provides an excellent test case against the theory discussed in the previous chapter, and has the drama itself and the opportunity to apply it when it happens, the definition of "drama" built there. In other words, when using the definition of the above "drama", especially when searching for the art form centered on the earliest Greek drama centered on languages, imitations and spectators, the focus is on finding its origin It is applied. Cause, or may lead to a theater

In the Middle Ages, the church was a powerful institution. There are government, courthouse, tax system, law. In order to have a good life as a Christian, I will be sentenced to death in hell to a sinful life to enter heaven in the afterlife. Dante Alighieri is an Italian poet with a fine spiritual vision, known for his wisdom (Encarta, 1). Between 1308 and 1321, Dante wrote the epic "Divine Comedy"; he depicted the journey of the afterlife. Dante's Divine Comedy is one of the most famous and influential literary works in history, Hell in Divine Comedy, and Dante's supervision through Hell Guide is most famous. This summer I will study Dante 's Inferno and plan to move to other parts of this story next year. Like last week, I was vacant in the summer list, I would like to fill it with the novels of the 1980s and raise the theme of literature in July. Since 1980 's, I asked members of the reading book group' Great Books About Great Books' to listen to my favorite novel. I got a lot of wonderful advice, but the title, a wonderful and completely unique book mentioned by many readers made me very excited. "Divine tune" by Dante Alighieri. God's comedy is thought to be one of the most important parts of world literature, an epic detailing the magical journey of the world after death and the discovery of God by the soul in the allegory. For a long time, the comedy of God, which has been thought to be the greatest in Italian literature, offers us a closer perspective to medieval Christian theology and philosophy. All works by William Shakespeare. William · Shakespeare is the greatest writer in the UK and is considered the greatest playwright in history. Characters, stories, and languages ​​have attracted readers for centuries and have made a great contribution to the formation of contemporary culture. All works of Shakespeare have been translated into major languages ​​and received high praise around the world. Book on God's comedy PDF: This book was written by Dante Alighieri. This "Divine Comedy" book conveys the Divine Comedy translated by Alan Mandelbaum which began in the shadow forest of the 1300th Friday. It is a key to the mystery of Western civilization, which is continuing the journey, resuming from its depth and the high level of human experience, and unraveling its own identity. This version of Everyman includes all 3 cants, Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso, including the Nobel prize, introduction of the award-winning poet Eugenio Montale, chronology, notes, bibliography. It also includes 42 drawings chosen from the wonderful 15th century illustration series by Botticelli.

Where are they from? There are many theories about dreams and what they mean in the world, but it all depends on people. Many BPD patients have a vivid nightmare, so they lose more sleep and even fear sleep. In 1913, Frederic Van Aydin published a book called "The Study of Dreams" (Turner). He detailed a clear dream and how it improves people's sleep. He named the deepest stage of sleep "a lucid dream." He defined it as follows: "Reintegration of the function of the mind will allow sleepers to remember everyday life and his own state, achieve a state of perfect consciousness and guide his attention I could "But is lack of sleep bad for you?", You may ask. What I want to say is "absolutely". People with serious sleep deprivation are dangerous not only for themselves but also for others. If a person is asleep on the 60 mile highway, it may end their life or other undoubtedly driver's life. So, how does consistency solve this problem? Your body is durable and is a complex art work that adapts to many extreme conditions. Once your total sleep time has been shortened from 6-8 hours to 2 (Uberman timetable) or 4 hours (Everyman Schedule), I know how your body adapts. You have to match your schedule, but please simplify it Acute sleep deprivation - sudden, intense and uninterrupted awakening - and chronic sleep deprivation, common in developed countries but long-term sleep deprivation. However, both are dangerous in themselves. A few days without sleep can kill you, but several nights of sleep less than 6 hours can greatly increase the risk of premature death. Scientists are not sure yet why sleep is so important. One theory is that within that day our brain creates some waste that can only be removed by sleep. Recent studies support this theory, suggesting that human subjects have high levels of beta-amyloid in their brains after an overnight sleep. Beta amyloid is a precursor to Alzheimer's disease, which is why these results are so disturbing. Specifically, protein accumulation occurs in the right hippocampus, which is part of the brain involved in memory. Sleep deprivation may damage some brain networks that control cognitive function. Symptoms begin after 16 hours without sleep, eventually worsen and affect performance. Fierce sleep deprivation leads to lower arousal level, difficulty of attention, and ultimately short sleep during awakening life. These microsleeps are not normally detected, but have an unpredictable effect on the collection and processing of information. Long-term sleep deprivation can also directly impair short-term and working memory, which is no longer optimal for established problem solving strategies and impossible to adapt to new circumstances even if impossible . Loss of extreme sleep, long work, tedious, the likelihood of performance degradation increases.

In the meantime, he was immersed in culture, studied Gaelic language, lived with the family of the fisherman, and absorbed the history of the island. Historically, this drama shows the tragedy of living in the Alan archipelago and how the family reacts to it in everyday life. The sea knight generally draws a family of poor Irish farmers. It is set in contemporary Ireland, but the play offers the idea of ​​the life of ancient people. The life of Alan Community is outdated: it is not affected by modern life. The tragic opera of Vaughan-William is on the Inishman Island far away, based on the opera "Sea Riders to the Sea". Prior to the beginning of the opera, Maurya lost her husband, her father and their five sons to the beach. My son is still missing and his family is waiting for the news that his intention has been swept away by the coast. The priest handed some clothes to her older sister Nora, but the clothes were taken from the drowning people and let her know if they belong to Michael. Catherine of her and her sister treated things as mother in a hurry, and Mauria woke up; they did not want to worry about her. Certainly, as a result of careful investigation, most men who are missing in the sea do not seem to be destroyed by an octopus unbearable wool. Thanks to Synge 's play "The Sea Knight", myths of unique design and body recognition began in the early 1900' s. In this story a dead sailor is identified by a few stitches in his knit socks. This idea flashes the dollar sign in the eyes of marketers. It is a sad story, but my wife and mother can not identify and destroy my dead through the pattern of the sweater. When we reach out and wipe away tears with a paper towel, they know that such a story will promote us to become emotional Introduction The end games of John Millington Synge (1904) and Samuel Beckett (1958) have been published for over half a century, but they show many similarities. - Compare the rituals of Everyman and Endgame. "Why are you doing this?" "What?" "The symbol of making a cross - you must be a Catholic - I see what they always do" What? "Yes," she replied, "I am, this is sacred to respect Jesus and Mary, and from time to time we must confess after confessing confessions." Reason for this ceremony "Sea Knight" is a short story by Ralph Vaughan Williams with the same name as John Millington Synge. The composer completed the score in 1927, but he did not premiere at the Royal Conservatory of London until December 1, 1937. Opera is still mainly for students and amateurs until it entered the track of Sadler Wells in 1953. Vaughan Williams kept the text of Synge and made minor changes. The vocal score has been printed since 1936, but the complete orchestra score was not announced until 1973. Composer Edmund Rubra says that this work is rather an opera rather than a "drama of words viewed from the point of emotional power and expressive power". Hugh Otway and Michael Kennedy comment on the musical relationship between Opera and Vaughan Williams' late 6th Symphony Orchestra

At the beginning of the sacred comedy, Dante lost sight of his way in the forest, and fell into the dream that he met Beatrice, Dante was seen as a wonderful companion during the pilgrimage. In other words, Beatrice encouraged him to remove the entanglement of the forest at the time of death, as Christ of Dante. Therefore, "In contrast to the strong impulse of Atlas' love, Dante learned with the art of poetry as a way of understanding the truth about their love, and entered a new apprentice." Their journey is to make love It is feeling. Serve God. "Divine tune" by Dante Alighieri. God's comedy is thought to be one of the most important parts of world literature, an epic detailing the magical journey of the world after death and the discovery of God by the soul in the allegory. For a long time, the comedy of God, which has been thought to be the greatest in Italian literature, offers us a closer perspective to medieval Christian theology and philosophy. All works by William Shakespeare. William · Shakespeare is the greatest writer in the UK and is considered the greatest playwright in history. Characters, stories, and languages ​​have attracted readers for centuries and have made a great contribution to the formation of contemporary culture. All works of Shakespeare have been translated into major languages ​​and received high praise around the world. Book on God's comedy PDF: This book was written by Dante Alighieri. This "Divine Comedy" book conveys the Divine Comedy translated by Alan Mandelbaum which began in the shadow forest of the 1300th Friday. It is a key to the mystery of Western civilization, which is continuing the journey, resuming from its depth and the high level of human experience, and unraveling its own identity. This version of Everyman includes all 3 cants, Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso, including the Nobel prize, introduction of the award-winning poet Eugenio Montale, chronology, notes, bibliography. It also includes 42 drawings chosen from the wonderful 15th century illustration series by Botticelli. Inferno (pronounced "hell" in Italian) is the first part of the 14th century epic "Divine Comedy" by Italian writer Dante Alighieri. Purgatorio and Paradiso follow. Under the guidance of the ancient Roman poet Virgil, Inferno tells the story of Dante's journey through hell. In this verse hell is depicted as torture of nine concentric circles within the Earth; it is "to deceive or malice them by bending to savage food appetite and violence or by distorting their human wisdom In the area of ​​those who reject their spiritual value, as a fable, the comet of God represents the journey of the soul to God, and hell explains the recognition and refusal of sin.

Most literary works reflect the situation that affects him in the life of the writer. Hans Christian Andersen lived his life in a poor environment and encouraged people like him to succeed him as a successful writer. He used a fairy tale as a mechanism for persuasion to make future generations understand the perseverance and struggle for success. In defining, analyzing, or writing a document as "company soldier", the author uses a lot of his arsenal tool to be called a rhetoric in his general group. Imagine "Tinplate soldiers turn into genuine small people, including changing tinplate to meat, and tin soldiers do not like it, he said he I thought he was killing him, he will do my best to stop you, if he can help you, he will not be a man. " One of the greatest stories in this movie history, the German shepherd Rinty Tin (Rinty), was rescued from German entrenchment by American soldier Lee Duncan during World War I and trained the dog I took him to the scene. According to Hollywood coverage, Rinty became one of the biggest stars in Hollywood in the 1920s and protected Warner Bros. Studio from bankruptcy. In "Wolf Collision", Rinty, rich in resources, skillfully saved good people and defeated cheaters. Steven Spielberg 's follow - up to Great White Shark replaces sea creatures and sky creatures, but these creatures are more strange than killer sharks, and more pursuing is discovered rather than destruction. This mission by Everyman Richard Dreyfuss includes the recurrence of alien life and the form of a national monument that eventually appears as a devil tower. The 5-tone music theme used for communication with aliens has become as memorable as movie conversation German Shepherd was introduced in the United States by soldiers who returned from the First World War. Thanks to the movie star Strongheart and subsequent Lintyn Ting, that variety attracted the attention of the public. During World War II, German Shepherd was the first choice for military varieties. The first guide dog is German Shepherd. Today, they are one of the most popular dogs in America. In 1999, German Shepherd ranked third in the list of top 50 varieties of the American Kennel Club. There are 27 movies beneath his collar, Lin Tiantian joined the big screen star Old Jele with boxing income of excitement - but unlike his dog brethren, he got his own Continue the long TV series 'The Puvent of Putian' It lasted for 164 episodes in an incredible 5 seasons. Cute German Shepherd "Rinty" was actually saved from the battlefield by American soldiers during World War I - and the descendants of Rin Tin Tin helped advertise dogs during World War II Did. Please use. When the television program debuted in 1954, the original Rinty may not exist - but American enthusiasm for Rin Tin Tin certainly exists!