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Control Mother Nature
798 wordsTinkering With Mother Nature Imagine thirty or forty years form now. Biotechnology has really advanced. Scientist can now clone people and also change their DNA strands making them better or perfect all around. Do you think that it is safe to tinker with Mother Nature? Is it wise to try and control Mother Nature? Better yet can she ever be controlled? Whether or not she can be controlled is a big of deal. If we can control Mother Nature she will end up controlling us sooner or later. It is not a...
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Son Of Mother Nature
417 wordsAs a boy lays in a field of grass, near a stream, beneath the sun, he sings to the daisies. He is Mother Nature's son. There is a childish peacefulness throughout the song. It is spiritual because Mother Nature is the stream and the wind and the field of grass. There is an almost surreal and dreamlike atmosphere and a certain sweetness in tone. The word choice and diction throughout "Mother Nature's son" are directly related to the tone of the song. Words such as young, singing, all day long, bo...
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Victor Looks Toward The Maternal Nature
1,163 wordsThe following is a critical essay of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre using Romanticism as a basis. First I must have a definition of Romanticism. I figured that the best place to look would be A Dictionary of Literary Terms published by J.A. Cud don. According to this book", the word romanticism has come to mean so many things that by itself, it means nothing at all It is a word at once indispensable and useless. The variety of its actual and possible meanings and co...
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Coriolanus Love Of His Mother
1,944 wordsA tragedy typically deals with the downfall of an important character, in a serious play, via a fatal flaw. The audience would feel upset for the character as his weakness is not his fault and his in his nature. A tragedy has an unhappy ending or ongoing poignant events and during Act 5 sc 3 and Act 3 sc 3 in Shakespeare's Coriolanus many of these take place. Coriolanus' weakness is his honesty. As we see later others know how to manipulate this which in turn brings him to his demise. Although h...
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Marys Month
1,209 wordsThe May Magnificat is a poem based on a question, a rhetorical question which Hopkins asks on why the month of may has been blessed as being the Virgin Marys month. He answers by describing how the month of may is so full of life and contains the pure vitality of Spring time, as well as the growth in everything which can be linked to the growth of the lord which was inside of her. The poem has an extremely rigid structure. It comprises of twelve stanzas, of exactly four lines each. This seems ra...
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