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    Prince’ by Oscar Wilde‚ ‘The Gift of Magi’ by O.Henry and ‘The Four Horsemen‘ by Jenny Pausacker all explore the themes of love‚ sacrifice and being non judgemental or judgemental. Throughout this topic‚ love‚ sacrifice and being non judgmental or judgemental of people are qualities that not all people value. But there are still many people who value and support it. The theme love is clearly highlighted in “The Happy Prince and ‘The Gift of Magi’. The story ‘Happy Prince ’‚ Wilde explores the theme

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    Happy prince My text is about The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde and I am going to argue over my point to show what the author is trying to say about this happy prince. Oscar Wilde‚ in this case is trying to tell the reader about real happiness. In the first interaction with the Happy Prince He mentions how he lived in a castle called Sance-Souci (meaning‚ no worries in French) where sorrow was not allowed‚ the Prince did not know sorrow. The Happy Prince mentions how he lived in luxury and he did

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    them funny because we often laugh at the mishaps of others. When the characters’ viewpoints are extreme and exaggerated‚ it makes the situation amusing to watch and follow since things are getting crazy. In The Importance of Being Earnest‚ by Oscar Wilde‚ successfully creates humorous outcomes from disagreements between the main characters Jack‚ Algernon‚ Gwendolyn‚ Cecily‚ and Lady Bracknell. One of the first conflicts that is quickly brought up in the play is between Jack and Lady Bracknell about

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    Book Review – The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde March 20th‚ 2012 | Author: Avil Beckford Book Review – The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde The Canterville Ghost is a short story by Oscar Wilde. Like many works of literature‚ the story first appeared in a magazine‚ The Court and Society Reviewin February 1887. When the story starts‚ the American minister‚ Mr Hiram B. Otis has purchased Canterville Chase‚ an English country house. Otis is warned by Lord Canterville that the house is haunted

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    homosexuality in today’s Canadian society. History of Homosexuality in Canada The Trials of Oscar Wilde: * Trials of Oscar Wilde in the mid- 1890’s in London‚ England; gave society in Canada something to base ’homosexuality’ on. * People of the "Oscar Wilde type" was another way to politely term people of the homosexual nature. * It did not and still does not matter whether or not Wilde was a homosexual. * Sentenced to the maximum penalty of two years imprisonment and hard labour

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    impact of climatic factors resulted in crop failure. Clarkson then adds the works of William Wilde which explains that trenches rains hindered the crops growth in 1505. The author also points out Dr Lyons account on the increasing population from the 10th to the mid-13th century. This made food supply’s scares‚ which makes the chance of a famine more acute. Clarkson adds another account made by Wilde. Wilde claims the underline causes of famines can be a result of bad climate‚ invading armies ruining

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    The “Importance of Being Earnest” is a story of full of deceit and a twisted and tangled tale about love. The story is about a man‚ named Jack that forms a fake identity to escape the country life; his false persona is named Ernest. Jack tells his family about his “brother” named Ernest and often goes to “visit him” when he needs to get away. Now‚ Ernest is in fact not a real person but a made up one. When Jack goes to the city and pretends to be Ernest‚ he goes to meet the love of his life‚ Gwendolyn

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    How Is Gender Represented In ‘A Doll’s House’ And ‘The Importance Of Being Earnest’? A Doll’s House and The Importance of Being Earnest were both written in the late nineteenth century at a period in time when gender roles in society were not only significant to the structure of society but were restrictive and oppressive to individuals. This was particularly true in the case of women who were seen as the upholders of morals in polite society and were expected to behave accordingly. A Doll’s House

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    the religiously occurring theme of the Feminine. Womanliness in the Victorian era was sure a rare occurrence to experience but Wilde definitely used this theme to underline the helplessness of a woman of the time. How Wilde began to explain or rather express his views on womanliness is by comparing mainly two characters‚ each representing two different roles of a woman. Wilde chose the virtuous Lady Chiltern to be the ideal “norm” of how a woman should behave and act at the time while he introduced

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    drama written by Oscar Wilde. Wilde played it in the Victorian era. During this period‚ people had the very restricted lives. In addition‚ the petit bourgeoisie was appeared. They got a lot of money in this society‚ by the development of the science and the industry. The middle class didn’t have any leadership‚ but tried to pretend like the nobility and becoming as the snob. Furthermore‚ the dignity was the most important thing to them. It was the circumstance of the Wilde critics the people’s hypocrisy

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