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Death of a Salesman: American Dream
The tragedy of Willy Loman, says Arthur Miller, is: “Willy gave his life, or sold it, in order to justify…
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The Sun Also Rises: Significance of Bull Fighting
Bull fighting is a typical Spanish institution governed by ritual performance, and integrity of matador at one hand and bravery…
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The Sun Also Rises: Hemingway’s Style
Whether Hemingway wrote in his early style or in his middle style or in his later style, he is unique…
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Hemingway’s Wasteland
Hemingway gains prominence among writers because he has the advantage of being a participant and eyewitness of the First World…
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The Sun Also Rises: The Lost Generation
When we carefully study the main trends and events of the 19th century it becomes quite clear that the…
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The Sun Also Rises: The Fishing Trip
A careful study of Hemingway’s novels and short stories reveals that he consistently repeats his major subject and themes. The…
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The Sun Also Rises: The Title
Title of the novel “The Sun Also Rises” is suggestive. There is certain background and expression behind it. “The Sun…
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The Sound and the Fury: Shadow Motif
The shadow motif refers chiefly to Quentin and, to a lesser degree, to Benjy. The shadow refers to the events…
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The Sound and the Fury: Time Motif
One of Faulkner’s chief concerns in his works is time and timelessness. It is often connected with his views of…
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The Sound and the Fury: The Theme – Decline of A Family
Basically the novel presents the story of the decline of a family. The family shown in the novel has traits…
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