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    element that you will need to deal with is not only the literary elements‚ but also the themes (so you will need to clearly identify these). Write your essay here: Three stories including; “The Painted Door” by Sinclair Ross‚ “War” by Luigi Pirandello and “Always a Motive” by Dan Ross portray a profound depth of loss and the challenges faced by those experiencing grief. All of these authors develop their themes more fully by using metaphors‚ descriptive settings and elaborate character details

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    One of the most controversial arguments is deciding whether war is helpful or more harmful than helpful; however‚ the story “War” by Luigi Pirandello and the poem Do Not Weep‚ Maiden‚ for War is Kind by Stephen Crane both reveal realistic outlooks on the topic. In “War”‚ Pirandello focuses in on a small group of travelers that are having trouble contemplating their children’s choice to go to war. One couple in specific‚ who creates the plot of the story‚ can’t cope with the death of their only son

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    that was used in this movie is that Beckett had a deadly disease (AIDS Discrimination). The name of the movie is Philadelphia and it stars Tom Hanks (Andrew Beckett) and Denzel Washington (Joe Miller). Tom Hanks who played Andrew Beckett a senior associate at the largest corporate law firm in Philadelphia‚ he was on his way to becoming a partner until they found out he had AIDS. It started when one of the firm’s partners noticed a lesion on his forehead. Beckett was assigned to the firm’s newest and

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    option which contains all of the facts and evidence that will be most effective for Mr. Beckett‚ due to his lack of time and need of financial income. After examining a Human Rights case‚ Charter of Rights and Freedoms‚ and civil case‚ it is clearly evident that Mr. Beckett should take the approach of the Human Rights case due to the fact that it is most optimum legal choice regarding the predicament Mr. Beckett is facing. A civil action would be a satisfying legal option to accelerate with because

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    consequences of AIDS‚ but also the ignorance that many people become susceptible to because they don’t understand this pandemic. Tom Hanks won the Academy Award‚ Golden Globe Award‚ and a Silver Bear for Best Actor‚ and lost weight for the role of Andrew Beckett in the film‚ conveying a realistic portrayal of those with AIDS. Rock Hudson‚ a beloved and accomplished romantic actor of the 50’s and 60’s was one of the first Hollywood actors to die of AIDS‚ and his diagnosis occurred at the same time as the

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     Portrayal  of  Existentialism  Within   Beckett’s  Play‚  Rockaby     “Ever  tried.  Ever  failed.  No  matter.  Try  again.  Fail  again.  Fail  better.”  The  words  of  Samuel   Beckett‚  from  his  play  Worstward  Ho‚  written  in  1983‚  echo  the  ideals  and  philosophies   behind  absurdist  theatre  and  Existentialism.  Created  in  the  early  1950s‚

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    and homophobia. Andrew Beckett‚ who is played by the actor Tom Hanks‚ is a senior associate at the largest corporate law firm in Philadelphia. Although he lives with his partner Miguel Álvarez played by Antonio Banderas‚ Beckett is not open about his homosexuality at the law firm‚ nor the fact that he has AIDS. The day he is assigned the firm’s newest and most important case‚ one of the firm’s partners notice a small lesion on Beckett’s forehead. Shortly thereafter‚ Beckett stays home from work for

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    To what extent does ‘Waiting for Godot’ challenge the conventions of its genre? ‘Waiting for Godot’ by Samuel Beckett largely ignores the standard conventions of theatre. To challenge these conventions Beckett utilises a circular plot‚ provides only obscure hints to where and when the play is set‚ breaks the fourth wall all too regularly and explores themes that were previously obscured from mainstream theatre. A key difference between Beckett’s text and others of its genre is its use of a circular

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    During this time period many people in America were just learning about the virus’s HIV and AIDS. There were many misconceptions about AIDS at the time; one being that it was a homosexual disease. Philadelphia tells the story of a man named Andrew Beckett that has AIDS and happens to be homosexual. This movie

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    Why are we still waiting for Godot? By Sean Coughlan BBC News education correspondent Godot’s 60th: The University of Reading archive shows the first night Pic: Roger Pic So why are we still waiting for Godot? How has Samuel Beckett’s play grown from a tiny avant garde performance in Paris to become part of the West End theatre coach party circuit? It’s 60 years since Samuel Beckett’s play Waiting for Godot received its premiere in the Theatre de Babylone in Paris. The first public performance

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