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    I think customs and traditions are important in the novel because the difference between rural and urban customs would have caused a significant effect if the novel was based in a town or city. For example the use of agriculture may have been inexistent if the novel was based in the city‚ or religion may not have been an important factor as it is in the novel. Tess is brought up in the countryside‚ in a typical rural environment where the children are not obligated‚ or in most cases rich enough

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    The Ache of Modernism The Ache of Modernism The Ache of the Age Reflected in Tess of the d’Urbervilles Chen Zhen . General Remarks Behold man‚ without home orphaned‚ alone‚ impotent facing the dark abyss; . . . And in this strange mysterious night he sees and knows a fatal heritage. F. I. Tiutshev‚ “The Abyss” Literature originates from life and reflects life in turn from a higher viewpoint. Literary work is set in a certain historical background and absorbs nutriment from social reality

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    context. In fact‚ there are some factors that compel us to believe him a pessimist. He was hyper-sensitive‚ his own life was tragic and gloomy. For a speculative soul‚ this world is a thorny field. Thomas Hardy captured the heartbeat of the rural English people against the looming backdrop of encroaching industrialism. His novels have a genuine‚ almost autobiographical feel because he used many personal experiences‚ acquaintances‚ settings and opinions in his fiction. Thomas Hardy’s pessimism

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    in Thomas Hardy’s novel‚ Tess of the D’Ubervilles‚ he uses the techniques of indirect narration‚ biblical allusions‚ and the setting in relation to the characters to convey his opinion on the negative view of women‚ the lack of social mobility in society‚ the narrow-mindedness and influence of the church‚ and the hypocrisy of the judicial system. He influences the reader’s opinions of these issues by bringing them to light by using the tragic heroine‚ Tess‚ and the characters and situations she encounters

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    entities‚ we must consider every type of force brought together that holds the object. Why did the sculptor create this pot? What aspirations or goals did the sculptor try to fulfill with creating this pot? What materials did the sculptor use‚ and what qualities did he already have that contributed to the final product? Behind every human‚ action‚ object‚ and idea there are many forces that mold them and have many little parts working to create the final result of them. In Tess of the D’Urbervilles

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    B) Consider the significance of endings in three narrative texts you have studied When writing a novel‚ the ending is most important. It is what ties everything together and helps the reader to understand what has happened throughout the story completely. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge‚ the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Cousin Kate by Christina Rossetti have endings which are made significant through their resolutions. Coleridge and Fitzgerald have created stories

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    Marriage in Islam is one of mutual respect‚ love and compassion. The husband is there as a friend and partner to share the wife’s concerns‚ he is to cherish and protect her while a man has in his wife a companion and helper who can give him peace and comfort. They both will help each other through life’s problems and struggles. All Muslims are expected to marry because the Prophet Muhammad was married and Muslims regard Muhammad as the perfect example of how to live. “Whoever gets married has completed

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    Consider the significance of death in the Pardoners tale. When Chaucer was writing the Canterbury Tales in the 14th century the Black Death had killed approximately one quarter to one third of the European population within 2 years; even without the plague the average persons’ life expectancy was 28 years. Literature at the time‚ even books my medics believed that God was the giver and taker of life‚ Therefore the relieving of sin by a priest in the 14th century is similar to the relieving of

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    Tess of the D’Urbervilles – Thomas Hardy Discuss the concerns that are highlighted in phases one‚ two and three. In Tess of the D’Urbervilles‚ Thomas Hardy emphasises many concerns to do with what is happening to the world and to Tess. The role of fate in Tess’s journey and the foreshadowing of future events have a heavy impact on her life. Resulting in her having to experience the injustice of life where she is punished for breaking what is thought to be a social law. The injustice of life

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    in Hardy’s novels. What the railway changed is the Victorian perception of space‚ which was much shortened in a way‚ it also strongly affected the perception that Victorians had of time (easier to go to one place from another). As far as the plot of Tess is concerned‚ what we should remember is that these two factors‚ the commercial fleet and all the money that was invested into this economy of progress‚ it resulted in the emergence and also the rapid growth of a new class‚ a new social class‚ the

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