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    What Reading Means to Me?

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    becoming a better person. There are many types of genres that I love such as horror‚ mystery‚ and drama. I love these genres because it will give you questions to think about such as what will happen next‚ who she will kill‚ or who the stalker is. I like the Bluford series because it has all of these qualities. The authors Paul Langan and Anne Schraff seem to lead you into another story with more drama and hatred towards characters. I like this series because it will entertain you with more adventures

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    Alfieri tells the audience ‘Justice is very important here.’ How does Arthur Miller show the importance of Justice in the play? By stating in his opening speech of the play ‘Justice is very important here‚’ Alfieri opens the audiences minds to relate justice back to all the events in the book that occur. Throughout the play Arthur Miller shows the importance of justice mainly through Eddie and Marco’s behavior‚ building up to Eddies tragic death. Through Alfieri’s first speech‚ Miller allows

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    Through precise staging and performance styles‚ contemporary Australian theatre combines the elements of drama as well as the conventions and traditions of many theatre movements to illustrate the struggles of the characters in an agreeable and interesting way for both the audience and performers. This is shown in Mirra Todd’s play “Fearless” which portrays the world wide struggle of loneliness as well as bringing up many contemporary Australian issues within the cast of 10‚ who each flinch at

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    Sir Philip Sidney can be considered as a “Romantic Classicist” according to his An Apology for Poetry. But before analyzing this term we would have a glance of “Classicism” and “Romanticism”.  Classicism refers to the appreciation and imitation of Greek and Roman literature‚ art‚ and architecture. Although the term is normally used to describe art derived from ancient influences‚ it can also mean excellence‚ high artistic quality‚ and conservatism. Classical art encompasses antiquity and later works

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    Everyman Gender Roles

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    Everyman and Much Ado About Nothing‚ that were written during different periods in time by different playwrights‚ have many similar traits. It is well known that drama has seemed to grow wherever men have gained the piquing interest to know- the facts‚ the reasons‚ and the cause. However‚ as does men change and evolve‚ so does the drama. Writers continue to look for the “new” way to capture the audience and express the hidden emotions or thought within each writer. Everyman was written during the

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    NETworking: Using Drama in the English Classrooom PART 1: DRAMA IN THE CLASSROOOM 1 NETworking: Using Drama in the English Classroom 2 Nikelle Ebert Nikelle Ebert is an Australian and has worked as a NET at Christian Alliance Cheng Wing Gee College in Tai Wai since August 2002. She has been developing drama within the Oral English curriculum of the school for four years. On Drama Nikelle believes that being creative and confident with using English are very important

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    their feelings that this violence can influence people to "act out". However‚ this is not a new idea. Back in ancient Greece‚ the philosopher Plato believed that exposure to the emotions of the arts (especially drama) would encourage people to act out violent emotions portrayed in the drama. As documented in his work The Republic‚ Plato believed strongly that the perfect life was comprised of total balance and harmony in one’s mindset and that any stimulated emotions would result in an imbalance.

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    Cited: Sophocles. (or Miler‚ Arthur.) “Oedipus”. The Bedford Introduction to Drama. 5th ed.. Ed. Lee. A. Jacobus. Bedford/St. Martins. New York. 43-64 Aristotole. (or Miller‚ Arthur.) “Poetics: Comedy and Epic and Tragedy”. The Bedford Introduction to Drama. 5th ed.. Ed Lee A. Jacobus. Bedford/St. Martins. New York. 65-71

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    Humor is a very good source for healing as it can get the persons mind off of stressful problems and instead relax. Bari Newport put comedy into the show to show how helpful it can be. One example of this was how Jess would crack sarcastic comments during the story like when she is talking to the VR Programmer. This sarcasm was very humorous and helped contrast from the serious moments during other parts of the play. The scenes involving the usage of VR was important for the development of the protagonist

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    prevalence of literature in Ancient China‚ Ancient India‚ Persia and Ancient Greece and Rome. Many works of earlier periods‚ even in narrative form‚ had a covert moral or didactic purpose‚ such as the Sanskrit Panchatantra or the Metamorphoses of Ovid. Drama and satire also developed as urban culture provided a larger public audience‚ and later readership‚ for literary production. Lyric poetry (as opposed to epic poetry) was often the speciality of courts and aristocratic circles‚ particularly in East

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