Sarikapatel
On this page, you find all documents, package deals, and flashcards offered by seller sarikapatel.
- 10
- 0
- 0
Community
- Followers
- Following
2 Reviews received
10 items
Explore how John Donne exposes a strong sense of religious anxiety in both ‘Holy Sonnet VI’ and ‘Holy Sonnet VII’
An essay to illustrate the fear surrounding judgement day and life after death
- Essay
- • 6 pages •
An essay to illustrate the fear surrounding judgement day and life after death
Explore how ‘The Flea’ by John Donne makes use of surprising arguments. You must discuss relevant contextual factor
An essay wwhich focuses on the juxtaposition of the sacred and the profane, the pushing on religious restrictions, the arrogance of the speaker, and the panic and insecurity of the persona.
- Essay
- • 5 pages •
An essay wwhich focuses on the juxtaposition of the sacred and the profane, the pushing on religious restrictions, the arrogance of the speaker, and the panic and insecurity of the persona.
Explore Toni Morrison's presentation of fear in 'Beloved'
An essay to highlight the variation within the emotion of fear. The essay focuses on Sethe's, Paul D's, and Beloved's fear with Sethe and Beloved having the fear of losing each other.
- Essay
- • 9 pages •
An essay to highlight the variation within the emotion of fear. The essay focuses on Sethe's, Paul D's, and Beloved's fear with Sethe and Beloved having the fear of losing each other.
Explore Toni Morrison's presentation of religion in "Beloved"
An essay to show how religion is presented through the characters of Baby Suggs, Paul D and Beloved, whilst also showing the presentation of religion to be a vehicle by which Morrison removes the belief that the White's interpretation of religion was the correct one.
- Essay
- • 4 pages •
An essay to show how religion is presented through the characters of Baby Suggs, Paul D and Beloved, whilst also showing the presentation of religion to be a vehicle by which Morrison removes the belief that the White's interpretation of religion was the correct one.
Compare the ways in which Toni Morrison and Bram Stoker present women in 'Beloved' and 'Dracula'
An essay to illustrate how women in these two novels challenge the norms associated with them through disturbing imagery, feminine strength, and sexual desire
- Essay
- • 5 pages •
An essay to illustrate how women in these two novels challenge the norms associated with them through disturbing imagery, feminine strength, and sexual desire
Compare the way in which Morrison and Stoker present the human response to the supernatural
An essay which portrays how religion can override the supernatural. Furthermore this essay portrays the idea that the supernatual can have varying impacts depending on what the human has experienced and that a sense of positivity can come from the supernatural.
- Essay
- • 4 pages •
An essay which portrays how religion can override the supernatural. Furthermore this essay portrays the idea that the supernatual can have varying impacts depending on what the human has experienced and that a sense of positivity can come from the supernatural.
A Presentation of the lack of sight in King Lear
This presentation gives an overall summary of the lack of meatphorical sight and physical sight in King Lear
- Presentation
- • 12 pages •
This presentation gives an overall summary of the lack of meatphorical sight and physical sight in King Lear
How does Shakespeare present the concept of Love in 'Twelfth Night'
An essay to illustrates an overall presentation of love in this play, using each character to structure it. The complexities of love is portrayed through the complexity of each character
- Essay
- • 5 pages •
An essay to illustrates an overall presentation of love in this play, using each character to structure it. The complexities of love is portrayed through the complexity of each character
Evaluate how Tennessee Williams controls the audience's sympathies in 'A Streetcar Named Desire'
As essay to evaluate how Tennessee Williams controls the audience's sympathies in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' through the characters of Blanche, Mitch, Stella and Stanely. The evalutation is enhanced through the use of context..
- Book
- Essay
- • 5 pages •
As essay to evaluate how Tennessee Williams controls the audience's sympathies in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' through the characters of Blanche, Mitch, Stella and Stanely. The evalutation is enhanced through the use of context..
Examine Shakespeare’s presentation of sight in ‘King Lear’
An essay focusing on sight as both metaphorical and physical. Includes critics
- Book
- Essay
- • 5 pages •
An essay focusing on sight as both metaphorical and physical. Includes critics
Compare the ways in which Toni Morrison and Bram Stoker present women in 'Beloved' and 'Dracula'
Compare the ways in which Toni Morrison and Bram Stoker present women in 'Beloved' and 'Dracula'