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    Genre Speech: Rear Window vs. The Real Inspector Hound When you think of the term ‘genre’‚ what does it exactly mean to you? Well I’m sure it’s without a doubt that you all commonly believe it constitutes either a kind or category of text‚ but in actual fact does it really? Good morning Year 11. The prime focus of your studies during the HSC course next year‚ I’m going to discuss how the genre of crime fiction has extended through time‚ whereby a variety of notions and characteristics exhibited

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    UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS IGCSE LITERATURE IN ENGLISH: SYLLABUS 0486 NOTES FOR TEACHERS ON STORIES SET FOR STUDY FROM STORIES OF OURSELVES: THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS ANTHOLOGY OF SHORT STORIES IN ENGLISH FOR EXAMINATION IN JUNE AND NOVEMBER 2010‚ 2011 AND 2012 CONTENTS Introduction: How to use these notes 1. The Signalman Charles Dickens 2. The Yellow Wallpaper Charlotte Perkins Gilman 3. How It Happened Arthur Conan Doyle

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    of Post Facts: Post was in pursuit of a fox on a beach with his dogs and hound. Pierson having well known the fox was being chased by Post and his hounds‚ caught up to the fox‚ caught it‚ killed it‚ and carried it off. Post is defendant even though he was the one in original pursuit. Post first sued Pierson but Pierson appealed when the court ruled in Post’s favor. Issue: Did the pursuit of the fox by Post and his hounds give Post right to property of the fox? Rule: Lots of legal scholars are

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    Essay # 1 Essay on Dog – Man’s Best Friend – The dog is a loving companion to a man. He is happy to go everywhere with his master. He shows his affection for his master by wagging his tail and licking his hand or face. If his master is blind‚ the dog helps him to cross the street and acts as his loving guide. No man can feel lonely when he has a dog for company. A dog keeps watch over his master’s house. He will not allow anyone to touch anything belonging to his master. He will bark when a stranger

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    Rules are in place for a reason. Without rules societies would collapse‚ people would do what they want whenever they want. Civilizations would be run by chaos. Although‚ too many or too strict of rules can also be the problem. Too many rules can limit a society or be inhumane to the citizens. So when should rules be broken. The novel Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is a dystopian fiction about the struggles of a fireman‚ Guy Montag‚ trying to find what is truly right and wrong‚ in a society that

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    Enmanuel Perez 2/20/13 English 192- MTA Professor Samantha Zighelboim “Poetry Analysis on Diana and Actaeon” In the poem‚ Metamorphoses by Ovid‚ in the short story “Diana and Actaeon” describes how chaste Diana’s punishment to Actaeon can be seen a bit unfair. Diana being the goddess of the hunt was innocently taking a bath with her nymphs bathing her when out of the blue a young man called Actaeon is caught seeing the goddness of the hunt naked. Knowing someone saw her naked while bathing

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    They were both still wary‚ keeping an eye on their back trail. For once‚ they talked as they walked and Alma liked the noise they made. Two or three times‚ the hound took off on a track‚ and they had to call him back. “Would be a lot easier to call that red boned hound‚ if he had a name‚” Gabe said. Alma nodded. “You’re right‚ what do you think suits him.” “Terror‚” comes to mind. Alma laughed for the first time today. She clapped her hands‚ and the half-grown red‚ brown dog came leaping out of the

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    solve a crime. There were no sensational epiphanies or a supernatural means of solving the crime; all the crimes were solved by deductions and pure thinking. However‚ in Stoppard’s ‘The Real Inspector Hound’‚ the play is merely a parody of Christie and the sub-genre itself. Stoppard presents Inspector Hound as a symbol of the rejection of accepted Realist conventions in theatre. The action within the play is unordered‚ illogical and unexpected much like the character itself. The character serves as an

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    Throughout the novel‚ Bradbury uses many paradoxes on the subject technology. He reveals his opinion on technology such as‚ how he thinks it is a distraction‚ taking the place of books‚ and forces people to like the same thing. For instance‚ the Mechanical Hound is used for trepidation

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    uses that to hint the readers of paper (books) burning. 4. Quote: Device: Foreshawdowng Montag is down at the fire station and the firemen are playing with the new mechanical hound. That hound doesn’t seem to like Montag very much‚ suggesting that something bad might happen involving that hound. 5. Quote: "are youre the firemen" Device: Irony Montag is introduced to the reader as a fireman. As the reader we naturally think of firemen as people who put out fires. Bradbury

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