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    the ones that are with “passionate intensity”. This image and idea can be referred to by Yeats as a society heading towards self-destruction and chaos‚ turning its society upside-down. This is similar to the situation where Okonkwo comes back after exile but realizes that things have changed. As the poem goes along‚ Yeats reminds us that it is in one’s nature to seek change when needed. This is when he brings in the Christian concept of “the second coming‚” referred as “Spiritus Mundi” in this poem

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    the set. Oedipus at Colonus is set many years after Oedipus the Rex‚ and Oedipus has changed his perspective on his exile from Thebes. He has decided that he was not responsible for his fate and that his sons should have prevented his exile. His view has changed from the previous play when Oedipus proudly claimed responsibility for his actions‚ blinding himself and begging for exile. Although Oedipus seems to have traded his former pride for kindness he regards himself as someone who is more knowledgeable

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    who is homeless(line 20). The mood of this poem is gloomy. In lines 28-30‚ it says‚ “Sharing my bread with sorrow‚ alone in exile in every land.” I believe it is talking about how the man shared his bread with

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    fear of Okonkwo‚ a good reason why he fits that part of the archetype. Another way Okonkwo fits the archetype is he experiences a reversal in fortune. After a life time of good fortune Okonkwo begins to experience hardships‚ such as becoming in exile from his tribe‚ his eldest son turning on him‚ and his village becoming weak. Okonkwo fits the three characteristics of the archetype of a tragic hero pretty well. Okonkwo’s childhood was one of nothing but embarrassment about his lazy dad‚ which

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    Comparison between Medea and Streetcar Named Desire The position of woman through each century has always been a great dilemma; some sought them as an important role of humanity whereas others thought that they were just slaves‚ inferior to men. On the other hand‚ some thought this subject fascinating such as Euripides‚ who clearly shows this through his play Medea. Through his play‚ he shows the position of women and their subordination to men which was important in Greek society. Even though

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    From exile‚ he was able to form a new militia which‚ shockingly enough‚ included the British. As the film stated‚ “The colonial revolutionaries were greatly assisted by the British‚ who elsewhere and in earlier times had been the enemies of republican revolutions

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    To become the Outsider Follow the dilemma of professionalism‚ Said raised the question of what does the intellectual represent today? Nowadays‚ there are many professionals‚ experts and consultants which recognize as intellectual‚ but not all of them have the function of intellectual in the society. For Said‚ a universal is an important role in his account of the intellectual‚ which means beyond our background‚ language and nationality that shield us from the reality of other.[ Said‚ Edward W: Representations

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    Kabbalist Prior to the Expulsion from Spain in 1492 JUS 435 Introduction Rabbinic Judaism‚ a dynamic and evolving ethical monotheistic religious tradition‚ during the Middle Ages‚ would confront circumstances conducive to renewed encounters with Hellenism‚ but unlike Hellenistic Judaism it would not be a biblical Judaism face to face with a Hellenistic philosophy still embedded in a pagan matrix‚ rather Rabbinic Judaism facing a nonpaganized Greek philosophy.1 Rabbinic discourses about

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    in the mystery of King Laïos’ murder and exile him from Thebes‚ which leads to his discovery that he is the murderer and has already fulfilled his prophecy he was running from. Therefore Oedipus must exile himself from Thebes and step down from his reign. Oedipus’ determination to escape his fate leads him to Thebes‚ where he becomes king and gains the power wants. In Thebes‚ his extreme determination to punish the previous king’s murderer forces him to exile himself and give up his place on the throne

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    Analysis of Mahmoud Darwish’s “ a gentle rain in a strange autumn In this poem‚ “A gentle rain in a distant autumn”‚ Mahmoud Darwish‚ Palestine’s national productive poet and author‚ expresses his nostalgia and craving for both; his homeland after his exile‚ and for the glorious and sparkling era when Palestine was a free country. In my opinion‚ his love of the country is obvious in all the verses. I find that Darwish makes this poem moving by using a wide range of figures of speech‚ mainly metaphors

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