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    FORM 3 NOVEL HOW I MET MYSELF [pic] PLOT SUMMARY CHAPTER 1: A STRANGE MEETING John Taylor is walking home from his office as usual. It is a cold dark and snowy evening and there are not many people walking on the narrow streets in the Thirteenth District of Budapest at that moment. Suddenly‚ in a very dark part of one street‚ John hears the loud sound of a door shutting from inside a building and a person running. The street door opens abruptly

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    Disgrace by J.M. Coetzee is a novel that came out five years after the end of apartheid in South Africa‚ in 1999. The novel illustrates the post-apartheid condition in South Africa and includes the changes‚ political and social‚ which the black citizens gained in freedom and power. However‚ the situation did not improve matters for females‚ not only black women‚ but also for the white women that were fortunate during apartheid. Disgrace depicts the female population through silence in a country fighting

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    he resists the groupthink pressure that is put upon him‚ he attempts to gain individuality throughout the plot. This resistance allows the reader to gain a thorough understanding of the Party’s harsh oppression. Winston’s reflections in the novel give Orwell the opportunity to discuss the deeper issues at work‚ issues such as the mind control‚ through propaganda and technology‚ and the total manipulation through conditioning and rewriting

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    BROTHER IN THE LAND Character Sketch of Rhodes In the play script “Brother in the Land” by Robert Swindells and adapted by Joe Standerline‚ Rhodes is portrayed as a sadistic P.E. teacher who is an active member of the MASADA and participates voluntarily in tasks which are set up‚ in order to overthrow the Civil Defense Team. Unfortunately at the end he turns out to be a selfish person who deceives the MASADA. Rhodes proves to be a good strategist as he prepares the students and tells them about

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    their society’s moral or legal standards in order to avoid facing the ramifications of their actions. In J.M. Coetzee’s novelDisgrace‚ racial tensions in post-apartheid South Africa affect the protagonist‚ David Lurie’s perceptions of morality and his own privilege in society. This tense atmosphere also shapes the women in Lurie’s life and how his actions and events in the novel affect them. Lurie‚ a white Afrikaner calls himself “a lover of women” (Coetzee 7)‚ but he does not respect them. Lurie

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    Part 1: Emerson Emerson wants scholars to work together instead of individually. "It is not the chief disgrace in the world‚ not to be an unit --- not to be reckoned one character; -- not to yield that peculiar fruit which each man was created to bear‚ but to be reckoned in the gross‚ in the hundred‚ or the thousand‚ of the party‚ the section‚ to which we belong‚" (pg. 555‚ para. 45). He says patience is important. Patience -- patience; -- with all shades of all the good and great for company; and

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    In the novel Disgrace‚ written by J.M Coetzee it is evident that the relationships David has with the various women reflects his lack of self-knowledge and views on life. Lucy as the dominant woman throughout the novel has an impact on David’s perception and the way he portrays life to be‚ and by adapting to her lifestyle experiences change himself. Melanie‚ Soraya‚ and Bev to an extent contribute to David’s lack of self-knowledge‚ that he cannot do without having sex and expecting more after. Tersa

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    GOTHIC NOVEL The word "Gothic" has ben variously defined and interpreteted by various writer. Leslie Fielder says that Gothic shoddy mystery-mongerine‚ whereas F. Gunworth Fields defines the Gothic tradition‚ as a literary exploration of avenues to death. The editions of "The Reader’s Companion to World Literature" consider the Gothic novel as a novel of horror based on supernatural. Montague summers maintains; Gothic was the essence of romanticism‚ and romanticism was the literary expression

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    Graphic Novels: Literature without Text? Jan Baetens Literary graphic novels: adaptation‚ illustration‚ collaboration‚ and beyond More and more‚ the hype surrounding the graphic novel concerns its literary qualities. Many graphic novels appear to have a literary subtext (in the case of adaptations) or present themselves‚ in a more radical form‚ as the visual development of a literary text that is completely reproduced within the graphic novel. In the former case‚ the literary graphic novel

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    Fiction There is one particular feature that sets the novel apart from any other literary genre. Literature has the ability to transport you into a world that is a product of individual imagination yet the realism expressed in the novel serves as a tool or road that leads to the emerging of conceived images. It is a time travel that has the ability to restore any period of growth in society and humanity in general. Many times we refer to the novel when deciphering morality and lifestyles of earlier

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