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- 4241: The Devils Of Loudun, By Aldou
- ... and Bertrand Russell, and several of them appeared as characters in his early novels. His early collections of poetry, such as The Burning Wheel , are characterised by a reliance on French symbolism and a growing interest in mysticism and the inner spirit . Altogether he published over fifty complete works, the most enduringly popular being Brave New World , a satire on the domination of science and state control, and The Doors Of ...
- 4242: The Count Of Monte Cristo 3
- ... in one statement, would sacrifice anything to his ambition, even his own father. He would stop at nothing to advance economically, socially, and politically. This is evident when he imprisons Dantes to protect his own interest. Because of this, he is the focus of Dantes fury. He climes the ranks, and becomes the most powerful law enforcer in France. He bears an illegitimate child with Madame Danglars, which leads to his ...
- 4243: The Condition Of Postmodernity
- ... more complex and supple economic structure with respect to such things as the labor process, the labor market, products, and consumption patterns. One of the key aspects of this regime is that it greatly increases rates of commercial, technological, and organizational innovation. For Harvey, the speed-up of capital turnover and the pace of life itself has direct implications at the level of cultural practices. "The relatively stable aesthetic of Fordist ...
- 4244: The Catcher In The Rye 5
- ... is expressing his feelings, he is expressing them to the wrong person . It is also unusual that Sally would actually go out on a date with Holden when it seems as if she has no interest in him whatsoever as being his good friend. With Phoebe however, she seems to have a sense of understanding of Holden and his problems and is a perfect role model for Holden to look up ...
- 4245: The Book Of Matthew
- ... followed by a section of parables of the kingdom. Jesus used the familiar to teach the unfamiliar ("things new and old" Matt. 13:52). He did that not to hide the truth but to arouse interest in the truth. He wanted to get the people to open their eyes and ears and receive the truth into their sluggish hearts. Jesus also warns against things like hostility, distractions, hypocrisy, and neutrality (you ...
- 4246: The Bogus Logic Of The Beak Of
- ... His father is the one who sent him to seminary in the first place because being a minister seemed like a job that Charles was suited for. When Charles dropped out, his father recognized Charles' interest in science, so he arranged for him to take the job a ship's surgeon on the Beagle, where he could see some of the world and learn a suitable trade. One of Lyell's ...
- 4247: The Sheltering Sky
- ... turned into a satisfying film. Though it does not have the plot of a typical film or a conclusive ending, the book s raw emotion and plot twists can definitely keep a film viewer s interest. Part Two: Bertolucci s Vision Many book and film critics have claimed that there is no way to transform the novel, The Sheltering Sky by Paul Bowles, into a satisfying movie. They were proven wrong ...
- 4248: The Plot Of Great Gatsby
- ... watching his host and notices that Gatsby does not drink or join in the revelry of his own parties. At tea that afternoon Nick finds out from Jordan Baker why Gatsby has taken such an interest in him: Gatsby is in love with Daisy Buchanan and wants Nick to arrange a meeting between them. It seems that Gatsby, as a young officer at Camp Taylor in 1917, had fallen in love ...
- 4249: The Natural 2
- Only a few characters have the power to catch the reader's interest to the extent that they are unforgettable. In The Natural, Roy Hobbs proves to be a memorable character in many ways. His determination makes him to be noticed. His sense of honor and pride are ...
- 4250: The Nation Takes Shape
- ... mentions is the view of America among the world from both our s and the European prospective. While America was drafting its constitution, so much was going on in Europe that America was of little interest to them. In a time when all of Europe was shaken by the French Revolution and the assignation of Napoleon Bonaparte to power in France, America was nothing more than a minor distraction to most ...
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