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2008-03-13 The Great Gatsby: Hi Hannah-Jade, Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald was a member of what we call the "Lost Generation," not unlike the Baby Boomers or Generation X. "The Great Gatsby" reflects the intense worship of materialism...
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2008-01-04 Straw Into Gold: The Metamorphosis of the Everyday: Hi Chicky, I think you have the essence of the essay's purpose. What you haven't mentioned, however, is her assessment of the human spirit, specifically her own. The title itself is an allusion...
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2007-12-18 animal farm: Andie, Thanks for asking. I'm not sure I understand your inquiry ("I don't know some of the questions." Are you referring to Boxer as he is taken to the slaughter house? If so, the animals watch him...
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2007-12-07 Research Topic: Hi Nora, You can consider Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw which deals with the issues of class and how a person can be "trained" to move from the lower to higher classes. Movies such as Pretty Woman...
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2007-12-02 english: Hi Nancy, Perhaps one way to look at Goldsmith is not what he did for literature but what he did for himself. He objected to the portrayal of the vulgar in comic drama and emphasized the "sentimental...
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