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Greatest Male Hero
2,850 wordsThe Narrative Of Popular Romance Simultaneously Challenges And Reaffirms Traditional Male-female Rel The theory that popular art as a whole exists to reinforce the status quo and keep its audience happy with it is one that has long been espoused by critics. This attitude is one which was especially championed by the Marxist oriented Frankfurt school of thought led by Horkheimer, Adorno and Herbert Marcuse, who argued that only "high" art could give us a view of a better tomorrow. In her book "Lo...
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Important Role In Shakespeare's Plays 5
567 wordsWomen in Shakespeare's Plays 1. Appearance and Behavior - women are adorable creatures of sweetness and grace, phantoms of delight - they are angels of purity and they are "good" - they are the most enchanting women in literature and they are beautiful, but Shakespeare could not describe them in detail - their voices are charming, beautiful and well-placed - they seem to exist only in their attachment to others 2. Roles in the plays - in more than half of Shakespeare's plays, women have the most...
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Jennifer Greek Heroine Cults
727 wordsLarson, Jennifer Greek Heroine Cults. University of Wisconsin Press, 1995. Jennifer Larsons extensive knowledge on the subject of ancient women, goddesses, gods, and mythology is very apparent in this book. I found the book difficult to read as one would read a novel or even a textbook. However, I thought that Larsons very detailed (and referenced and cross-referenced) descriptions of heroine cults would make an excellent reference book. This comprehensive book details Greek heroin cults and the...
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Times Fanny
497 wordsJane Austen's novels are recognized for their competent heroines. From Elizabeth of Pride and Prejudice to Anne Elliot of Persuasion, Austen's heroines are independent, indomitable, and intellectual. Mansfield Park's protagonist Fanny is viewed in the eyes of countless readers as weak, quiet, and even snobbish. Yet when her accomplishments in the Bertram household are taken into account, Fanny reappears as a deeper figure. Fanny Price, though reserved and sullen at times, aptly presents herself ...
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Classic Tragic Hero
821 wordsComparative Character Analysis of Classical vs. Modern Tragic Protagonists. A hero / heroine is described as the principal male / female character in a literary or dramatic work or the central figure in an event, period, or movement. The classic tragic hero was defined by Aristotle in the fourth century as, "someone who is highly renowned and prosperous" (LATWP, 639), suggesting that there is a "natural right ordering and proportion of traits within the human being that if violated, produces cal...
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Sybylla's Mother
1,300 wordsMy Brilliant Career is a classic that is valued not only for its amazing insights into the uncertainties of adolescence but also for its social comments on late nineteenth century society. As a result of the novel being a semi-autobiographical account of Franklin's life, the experiences of the fictional Sybylla Melyvn seem genuinely real. The novel is a bildungsroman that describes the Cinderella-like transition of an awkward, teenager growing up in the country into a blossoming young country be...
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