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    There are many phrases that are used today to reference the shortage of time or the importance of life. Carpe diem (seize the day)‚ which is a Latin phrase that has become part of the English language urges people to live for the moment. But no matter how often individuals hear these phrases‚ they seldom listen. Mankind likes to believe that we control our fate. We position ourselves in what we believe are the most optimal places in our lives. Time on Earth is a gift and an irreplaceable resource

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    on December 30‚ 1865 in Bombay‚ India. The feeling of abandonment and confusion after his pampered life as a colonial influenced Kipling’s work. Kipling wrote the poem‚ “If”‚ that can be found online at http://www.kipling.org.uk/poems_if.htm‚ a Carpe Diem poem meaning seize the day‚ which suggests and gives warning about what one may encounter in life and what they can do for the world to be theirs. Having the structure of four stanzas with eight lines in each stanza‚ Kipling uses

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    In the film of “Dead Poets Society” by Peter Weir‚ Conformity and challenging it was a major and a recognizable theme in the film due to the tradition and school’s rules. Conformity is perceived as keeping to accepted rules; it is an action in accord with prevailing social standards‚ practices‚ and etc. Conformity was a powerful theme that was viewed both positively and negatively throughout the film. It is given importance and attention through the characters’ actions and dialogues. The opening

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    Mr. Whyte AP Literature 10 September 2012 “Porphyria’s Lover” Analysis Robert Browning is a Victorian writer during the time of Jack the Ripper. Jack the Ripper inspires Browning’s Realistic art. In “Porphyria’s Lover”‚ Browning’s style incorporates dramatic monologue along with Gothic influences to ridicule the concept of Romanticism. Browning writes the poem as a dramatic monologue to emphasize the uneasy feeling of the situation. The poem opens with the setting of a storm; a storm in which “the

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    everyone’s eye. We are curious about everything since we are toddlers. Life is full of surprises‚ we don’t know what comes after and for sure we are curious about life events and this very fact makes us be alive. The next thing about life is the carpe diem principle‚ which means seizing the moment. Life sometimes is too short for us to think much before actually concluding with an action. We have to be able to seize every surprise that life offers to us‚ to deal with it and

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    diction creates several different tones in the three stanzas such as ribald‚ jarring‚ and lusty. But the overall the poem has a melancholic tone to it. Marvel is suggesting that the mistress should go to bed with him. This also brings up the point of carpe diem‚ seizing the day. Where he is pointing out that time‚ age‚ and marital status are obstacles and she must seize the day by going to bed with him before all that happens. The first stanza of the poem sets it all off for the reader. He is trying

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    Francis Bacon’s philosophy. The memento mori theme is obvious and death is near. There is a sudden speed-up of time. Hence “the lovers do not have time to waste on protracted courtship rituals.”10 The logic of the lover’s argument is the logic of carpe diem: seize the day. It was a well-worn logic in the Renaissance‚ as it has been since the time of Horace. Using images such as “time’s winged chariot” (l. 22)‚ a classical allusion to the threatening Phoebus Apollo‚ which represents death or the sun

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    Andrew Marvell’s "To His Coy Mistress" seems more like a persuasive speech than a conventional poem. The narrator uses intellect and charm to influence his mistress to give up her innocence. Conventional poems use emotions and symbolism to garner the feelings‚ while the narrator uses scheme‚ imagery‚ and rhetorical appeal to gain this love affair that a lifetime would not give. The opening stanza "Had we but world enough and time/this coyness‚ lady‚ were no crime‚" gives a defensive approach to

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    There are many different types of movies and different types of directors and the way the see thing in life. Wes Anderson is a well-known direction for doing that. Now forty-six year old Wes has won multiple different awards proving how good his different from “normal” point of view really is. Anderson a descent from Swedish and Norwegian was born and raised in Texas with two brothers and divorced parents. Wes went to Westchester High School‚ and then graduated from St. John’s a private prep school

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    Nelson Mandela had said “When a man is denied the right to live the life he believes in‚ he has no choice but to become an outlaw.” This quote openly displays that everyone has the right to do as they believe. No one person should have their rights taken away from them‚ especially the right to live as they wish. Nevertheless‚ this occurs in both the novel One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest written by Ken Kesey and and Dead Poets Society directed by Peter Weir. In Kesey’s novel‚ the men are oppressed

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