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- 1591: The Tempest 5
- ... loved and petted gave him. The action that caused Caliban to be removed from this position and punished was his attempt to rape Miranda, another example of how Caliban seeks pleasure. (Prospero's position on sexual relations is quite opposite -- he tells Ferdinand repeatedly not to take advantage of his daughter, and hammers the message home with the masque.) [True but why? Make the full contrast clear.] Prospero, on the other ...
- 1592: The Tempest (prospero Vs. Cali
- ... loved and petted gave him. The action that caused Caliban to be removed from this position and punished was his attempt to rape Miranda, another example of how he seeks pleasure. Prospero s position on sexual relations is quite opposite he tells Ferdinand repeatedly not to take advantage of his daughter, for the obvious reason that rape and taking advantage of someone sexually is considered wrong. This is something Caliban doesn ...
- 1593: The Spirit Catches You And You
- ... setting foot inside a cave. The reason being that a particularly unpleasant kind of dab sometimes lived there. One who liked to eat flesh and drink blood and could make his victim sterile by having sexual intercourse with her. Once a Hmong woman became pregnant, she could ensure the health of her child by paying close attention to her food cravings. If she craved ginger and failed to eat it, her ...
- 1594: The Ice Storm
- ... women are much more prone to anxiety, depression, and mental breakdowns than married men, married working women, or single women. ii. Elena Hood and Jane Carver are stereotypical suburban wives. Jane is portrayed as a sexual person, her first three appearances show her cleaning spilt wine from Ben Hood s crotch, the next two in bed. She dresses provocatively, in fur, boots, and bangles, her long hair flowing about her shoulders ...
- 1595: The Great Gatsby 12
- ... been the end of a dock." If Gatsby had lived in the nineties, he would have a telescope looking directly into Daisy's bedroom, he would be considered a stalker, and Daisy would bring up sexual harrassment suits on him. But, in this time, Daisy did not know, and what Daisy did not know could not hurt her. "Compared to the great distance that had separated him from Daisy [the green ...
- 1596: The Grapes Of Success
- ... depression. The Joad's struggle to maintain some sort of dignity and pride is broken by the tragedies they must witness and experience: the murder of their former preacher and good friend Casy, the constant harassment by the deputies, ugly nicknames, depressing camps, and a tired lack of jobs. Through this story Steinbeck refuses to let the plight of the migrants remain impersonal and distant. He gives the American people a ...
- 1597: The Chocolate War Book Report
- ... t understand why the leaders of Trinity High School allowed the Vigils to exist. Some of the content of the book was a little graphic for a high school level when the author used several sexual terms. My favorite character in The Chocolate War was Jerry because he stood up for what he believed in. Even after he was beaten up, he still refused to sell the chocolates. I thought the ...
- 1598: The Canterbury Tales And The P
- ... lay, by shreds here and there (Hopper, 343). Also, described in the General Prologue the Pardoner is described as a gelding or a mare (Hopper, 44), the Pardoner is presented as apparently lacking the male sexual organs that would allow him to assume a straightforward gender identity (Patterson, 371). The general tone of the description paints a picture of the Pardoner as corrupt and slimy from the very beginning of The ...
- 1599: The Bronte Sisters, Jane Eyre
- ... personality of Jane (117). Catherine vibrates with passions that fictional conventions only partly construct or gloss over. Within her exists an almost violent devotion that has a fire of independence, a spiritual energy and vivid sexual responsiveness. This is enhanced by her self-righteousness, a sense of power, sometimes self-pity, and enviable competitiveness (Draper 69). Catherine s heart undoubtedly belongs to Heathcliff, a representative of natural man and pure passion ...
- 1600: Tortilla Flat
- ... POSSIBLE THEMES IN THIS NOVEL TORTILLA FLAT (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | RELIGION | POLITICAL | ARCHETYPAL | | | | | | SOCIOLOGICAL ETHNIC MINORITY | | PSYCHOLOGICAL MORAL\ETHICAL TEACHING THEMES: 1. [MORALS] Responsibility-subsistence Stealing From Those Who Have Much Sexual Encounters 2. [RELIGION] Temptations of This World Religious Prejudices Biblical Parallels/Adam and Pilon Mysticism/The holy vision Death and Afterlife/Bad Omens 3. [SOCIOLOGICAL] Poverty Burning Houses/Futility Comitatus/The Individual vs. The Community ...
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