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    published in 1889 by Mark Twain‚ a humorist and a writer. It is about the tale of Hank Morgan a resident of Hartford in Connecticut in the 19th century. Hank‚ after a blow to his head travels back in time to medieval England during the reign of King Arthur. The novel kind makes fun of the modern society but the junk of it is satirical on the ideas of the middle age Europe. It brings out the people in Europe at that time as susceptible. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a 14th century novel about

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    can have on innocent people. The historical context of this play has given me a better understanding of false paranoia and to what extent people can act upon it. By definition‚ McCarthyism is a "paranoid hunt for infiltrators." (McCarthyism) When Arthur Miller wrote the Crucible he used events in the play as symbols for what had been happening to the country in the 50’s. "McCarthy’s false accusations heightened political tensions of the times." (McCarthyism) The group of girls in The Crucible represented

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    audience’s attention for a second but wordplay can be thought and talked about for days‚ months‚ even years to come. The key is in the participation of the audience‚ as they unlock the code to the message they are left with a sense of accomplishment‚ as Arthur Koestler‚ journalist‚ novelist and essayist quotes: “The urge to understand is derived from an urge as basic as hunger or sex… admiration for the cleverness of a joke and satisfaction in one’s own cleverness in seeing the joke equals intellectual

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    Being a knight during King Arthur reign was life or death because with dignity the individual could die as a coward or as honored as for Sir Gawain he knows his title as prince soon might be off of him. During the poem of “Sir Gawain and the Green Night” occurred during at a Christmas eve’s party in the throne of Arthur a night who was green so called a mystical God was upon them Proposes a Game. To such knights knew that if they were capable of saying something that involved their life they would

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    populace. False testimonies‚ jealousy and grudges used as ammunitions to fuel the hysteria. The trials successfully depicted how intolerance and hysteria can combine to tear even the strongest community like Salem apart. In The Crucible‚ written by Arthur Miller who was inspired by the Salem witch trials‚ John Proctor‚ a local farmer that lives just outside of Salem‚ is originally a good Puritan; however he has committed lechery

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    McCarthyism and in Arthur Miller’s‚ the Crucible. McCarthyism was the fear of communism that was created by the Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy. This was a time of fear after the Second World War in the years 1950 through 1954. McCarthy had conducted hearings accusing people who were suspected of being related to communism. During these hearings‚ he forced people to give up names of other “followers” and if they refused to give names of others‚ they were imprisoned. In Arthur Miller’s‚ the Crucible

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    Throughout the story of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight‚ the presence of chivalry in nearly every aspect of the knights’ lives‚ whether it is being tested or acted upon‚ is hard to miss. During medieval times‚ the ideal of chivalry was how a knight was supposed to act and live their life‚ and in this story‚ Sir Gawain is the embodiment of chivalry even through all of the tests he is put through by the Green Knight and Morgan le Fay. Now‚ in today’s society‚ chivalry is nowhere near as prominent as

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    An Essay Regarding Intolerance and Theocracy The Crucible‚ a play by Arthur Miller‚ shows how intolerance can corrupt a theocratic society. In The Crucible‚ this is achieved by a combination of three chief contributors. The paradox mentioned in his introduction to Act I‚ was and is entirely true in regard to the conflicting nature of the theocratic system and the human condition. First and foremost‚ conformity and forced control destroy the sense of trust between villagers. Secondly‚ intolerant

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    Jesus Christ himself. What this means exactly is that one must give up all desired in the temporary life so that they can focus on faith for the eternal after life. In the "Holy Grail"‚ countless examples and tests are depicted for the knights of Arthur ’s round table to try to loose themselves. Although this was no easy task for them‚ some managed to see the Grail while others didn ’t. In this eassy‚ one will be able to understand the main allegory of loosing ones self through chronologically examining

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    to see to the task himself. “And that night lay Sir Galahad in the abbey; and on the morn he gave him his service and put him in the earth before the high altar.” (paragraph 4‚ page 282) Religiousness was a mark of high honor in the days of King Arthur. A truly respectable knight was one who not only vowed to serve his king and country‚ but also lived to serve God. Jesus called Galahad to him‚ and Galahad recognizes loyalty to Him and God as his hidden ambition. “Lord‚ I thank Thee‚ for now I see

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