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    Introduction. When people speak about style they usually consider texts of verbal art [cf. 14] and it is believed that on the whole only masters of style deserve special investigation and of course masters of style are usually those who are writing artistic texts. But as is absolutely clear any text is characterized by a certain style [4]‚ and it doesn’t matter whether it is good or bad because even if the person is writing in a neutral way [17;18] all the same it is the stylistic

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    The Picture of Dorian Gray written by Oscar Wilde and Wuthering Heights written by Emily Bronte have significant settings – “the height of the Decadent artistic movement of the late nineteenth century” (Shmoop Editorial Team‚ 2008) and “in the late 1700s and early 1800s” (The McGraw-Hill Companies‚ Inc.‚ 11). This essay will analyze how the setting of Wuthering Heights influences lives of female characters and the setting of The Picture of Dorian Gray and its effects on characters’ thought. In Wuthering

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    Gwen Harwood Essay: Why is Gwen Harwood’s poetry still read today? The relevancy of timeless themes and issues throughout Gwen Harwood’s poetry is why it is till read in the modern genre.. Harwood’s emphasis on the connection between themes and issues in both modern and past contexts‚ makes it appropriate for students to study as the appreciation and understanding of her work expands. Themes such as family and relationships‚ life and death that Harwood displays in the texts of Mother Who Gave

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    The Color of Innocence In the context of "The Picture of Dorian Gray‚" one of the most noticeable and important motifs is that of the color white and its variants‚ including‚ but not limited to‚ pale and listless. The meaning of this color evolves as the novel progresses‚ changing in relation to Dorian’s character. While the motif may never physically alter in appearance‚ it succeeds in reversing meaning completely‚ signifying the great contrast in Dorian’s soul between the beginning of the novel

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    techniques been used to reveal memorable ideas in Harwood’s poetry? | How does Gwen Harwood reveal her reminiscences through poetic techniques? A verbal‚ artistic‚ literary work called ‘poetry’ is designed to give intensity‚ beauty and the portrayal of feelings within a poet’s initial idea. It is a suggested beauty designed to create passion through experiences‚ ideas‚ and emotions in a vivid and imaginative way. ‘Gwen Harwood’ uses poetry to pronounce her personal experiences‚ expressing them through

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    While her poems are about personal experience they have wider significance. At its heart‚ Gwen Harwood’s poetry explores the reality of human existence‚ utilising a number of personal experiences in order to impart meaning onto responders. The poem’s‚ father and son and At Mornington‚ explore countless thematic concerns including the loss of childhood innocence‚ comprehending mortality and maturation of individuals. Utilising a regular fluctuation of tense‚ between past and present‚ and her own

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    religion and language‚ Gwen had many early influences in her childhood that were clearly going to have an effect on her later life. Gwen’s family had strong connections with music and it became a very important part of her life‚ causing her to aspire to become a musician. Gwen’s grandmother introduced her to poetry and she began to write her own in the 1950’s. Soon after‚ she learnt the German language to establish a wider reading of poetry and involve the language in her own works. Gwen married a linguist

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    that hails from Anaheim‚ California. They formed in early 1987‚ with original band members‚ Gwen Stefani‚ John Spence‚ and Gwen’s brother Eric. While playing small venues around Anaheim‚ the band managed to pick-up bassist Tony Kanal‚ an India native who was raised in Great Britain and the U.S. The band was soon rocked and devastated with the sudden suicide of fellow bandmate John Spence in December of 1987. Gwen Stefani became the loan lead vocalist and they quickly added guitarist Tom Dumont and drummer

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    Walsh June 3‚ 2012 Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde’s hopeful and romantic voice welcomes readers to a different point of view on poetry and life. Wilde uses strong and bold words to emphasize what he is truly feeling and to set a tone for the reader. He is a passionate and idealistic writer and isn’t afraid to express real emotion to his audience. His writing truly portrays his characters and refers to his past and real events that he had gone through. Was Oscar Wilde able to capture the meaning of

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    1927 (after Wilde of which only an orchestral suite survives. • A ballet by Harold Fraser-Simson‚ an English composer‚ (London‚ 1872 - Inverness‚ 1944) The Nightingale and the Rose‚ (based on Wilde) (1927); [www.fullerswood.fsnet.co.uk/fraser-simson.htm see the link]. • A ballet by Janis Kalnins‚ a Canadian composer and conductor of Latvian parentage. (Pärnu‚ Estonia‚ 3 November 1904 - Fredericton 30 November 2000) Lakstigala un roze [The Nightingale and the Rose]‚ (after Oscar Wilde)‚ Riga‚ 1938

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