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    Comparative Essay: Explore the theme of danger with reference to the extracts from ‘Heart of Darkness’ and ‘Blood River’. Joseph Conrad’s ‘Heart of Darkness’ and Tim Butcher’s ‘Blood River’ both explore the theme of danger throughout. This is achieved through Conrad and Butcher’s choice of lexis. The extract from ‘Heart of Darkness’ is taken from chapter eleven. In this extract‚ Marlow and the rest of the crew of the steamboat are being attacked by the natives of the Congo. The extract from ‘Blood

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    CHAPTER II REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES For further understanding of the study‚ the proponents made use of different reading materials related to the study. Related literature and studies go deeper into certain topics and may include small but important details which will help the proponents in understanding better their chosen topic. It also serves as a guide for the proponents when comparing and analyzing the findings of the study. Related literature is written information that

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    famine‚ and disease largely due to the legacy of European imperialism. Joseph Conrad‚ who saw firsthand "the horror" (Conrad 154) of imperialism as a ship captain‚ sought to change public opinion and call attention to the atrocities committed. In Heart of Darkness‚ Conrad articulates his negative view of imperialism as oppressive and hypocritical through contrasts and parallels of Africa and Europe Conrad ’s sympathetic portrayal of natives and demonizing portrayal of the Europeans makes the reader actively

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    dark and night in their poems. Although the poems differ in many ways they share a common theme of loneliness. They also use darkness as a symbol of their feelings. In the two poems “We Grow Accustomed to the Night” and “Acquainted with the Night” the authors use figurative language‚ sentence fluency and rhythms‚ and their word choice to reflect their similar views on the darkness of night symbolizing life experiences everyone has to face throughout life. Emily Dickinson uses the structure to create

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    the joy of light and as the day ends‚ the birds fly back into the darkness of night. The darkness of our lives is often transformed by the delusion of light. In James Baldwin’s essay‚ "Sonny’s Blues‚"� the title itself sets up an irony that is explored throughout. The name "Sonny‚" when read‚ sounds like "Sunny‚" meaning brightness‚ light and hope. The word "Blues" presents the reader images of night‚ darkness and sadness. The darkness represents the reality of life on the streets of Harlem‚ a community

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    Marginalization is a situation whereby something or somebody is pushed to the edge of a gathering and considered less significant. This is transcendently a social marvel by which a minority or sub-gathering is avoided‚ and their needs or yearnings overlooked. Throughout the years‚ different authors and poets have confronted this social rejection and have been oppressed on matters like sexual orientation‚ race and nationality however have in the long run overcome such catastrophes. Linda D. Addison

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    Darkness at Noon Martin Luther King Jr. once noted‚ “Human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable... Every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifice‚ suffering‚ and struggle; the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals.” The effort mentioned in this quote can be seen through Arthur Koestler’s novel Darkness at Noon‚ in which Koestler explores the depth of the communist regime in Soviet Russia. The novel focuses on a man name Nicholas Salmanovitch Rubashov

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    The poem by T.S. Elliot‚ The Hollow Men and The Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad embody apathy and indifference. Both Conrads Station Manager and Elliots hollow men present a profound intellectual and emotional lack of interest or concern as well as being devoid of distinguishable humanity. The two texts highlight the grave characteristics of both the station manger and the hollow men by embellishing the details of their vacant eyes as well as deaths other kingdom‚ of which they both inhabit‚ their

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    The effects of racial disparity on family dynamics centers on marginalization‚ the creation of an economic gap and the establishment of Power Threat Theory. Therefore‚ family dynamics is adversely affected when its racial‚ ethnic‚ economic or educational background is perceived by society as inferior. “Perceived marginalization in society can be the cause of aggression in adolescents with a low educational background” (Issmer & Wagner‚ 2014). Hostile or violent emotional responses by marginalized

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    The End of Innocence and the Darkness of Man’s Heart In "Lord of the Flies" the author‚ William Golding‚ proves his theory on the origin of evil in many ways‚ a main one being the changes in the character Jack. William Golding’s theory states that civilization prevents corruption. Human nature is evil but with the conformity of moral values‚ supervision‚ and consequences good behavior can be developed. In his book England is involved in a nuclear war and must evacuate the people. A group of private

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