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INTRODUCTION – thesis statement on the dystopian novel and the application of imagery by Ray Bradbury..1
BODY – the discussion of symbolism in the novel, the analysis of book imagery and its correlation with social and political trends of the 20th century.1

Symbolism in Fahrenheit 451
In Fahrenheit 451, fire is one of the most widely used elements. Not surprisingly, fire is a powerful imagery in the novel having a deep philosophical sense to decode by readers. The number 451 is the temperature, by which paper catches fire. It may symbolize the amount of pressure applied by the political regime willing Continue reading...

The quest to execute a search for the so-called ‘best author’ in a literary genre leaves the person with so many great choices to pick from, on the odyssey. Most everyone has a favorite writer that he or she really connects with, and the case is no different here. Toni Morrison has written a body of work recognized at the highest levels of literary criticism, and professional expertise. Yet the rank-and-file reader, with book in hand, may not think of communicating all the reasons why Ms. Morrison happens to be his or her favorite author of novels. This essay Continue reading...

In this paper, we will discuss the book “Marketing in Context” by Chris Hackley. A brief review of the book will be provided along with detailed notes on the part of the book that relates to “Marketing as Communication”. The concept provided in the chapter “Marketing as Communication” will be analyzed and compared with other books and journal articles to find out the relevance of the concepts provided in it. The main concepts in the chapter will be discussed o enhance our knowledge about the concepts and explanation will be done with the help of examples.
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“Out of Africa,” by Isak Dinesen, is a grand, sweeping, epic tale of one woman’s fully coming of age in a land that, by rights, might have felt foreign to her, but into which she fits, as she says in her own words, “Here I am, where I ought to be.”(Dinesen 4). The book is autobiographical, but she has left out of it many aspects that one might have expected her to tell, such the details of her love affairs with the Baron Bror Blixen (to whom she was married) and with Denys Finch-Hatton, and focused instead Continue reading...

The Malleus Maleficarum was a book that was streamlined towards witchcraft and witchcraft prosecution. It is worth noting that hunting of witches in Europe had not reached its peak, but there was a popular belief in witchcraft. The publication of Malleus Maleficarum tends to have influenced judicial law. The prosecution of witches became the business of civil courts and the elites in society. It was during this period that witchcraft hysteria spread. The Malleus Maleficarum book had a tremendous impact in various fields which include torture, confessions, victims, demonology, as well as activities in secular courts. It means that the Malleus Maleficarum book influences the American Jurisprudence in various ways. American Jurisprudence refers to an encyclopedia of American law that was published by the West. It has undergone several changes and discussions. The American Jurisprudence continues to be the reference source of the legal profession in the United States. The process of lawmaking is crucial in a country. American jurisprudence plays a vital role in the lawmaking process. It is because it helps lawmakers in comprehending the technicalities in legal precept and law. The paper is streamlined towards Malleus Maleficarum book and how it influenced American Jurisprudence.

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Death of a Salesman
The classic and Pulitzer Prize winning drama, Death of a Salesman, has touched many readers and viewers around the world. Its success can be attributed to the quality of the material/story, heartwarming plot that can be based on reality, and the literary devices it applied. The Death of a Salesman is a classic story of a father and son relationship and the unrealistic expectations of parents to the children. It also reflected people’s desire to achieve the American dream and the ways they do to achieve it. Further, it showed Continue reading...

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Much literature has been written on the subject of slavery and racism in North America. From Danticat’s ‘Farming of the Bones’ to Morrison’s ‘Beloved’, a particularly powerful theme in this area of fiction writing seems to be the power of memory. ‘Beloved’ has become a staple of American Literature and has been studied as a work Magic Realist, Trauma, Gothic, Feminist, Post-Modernist, Post-Colonial, and Grotesque literature among various other perspectives. However, it has not been viewed through the lens of memory as the means to creating the form of the book ( Continue reading...

The strategy book by Max McKeown is an excellent book for managers or leaders in general to read and follow in order to create a unique strategy for their business. The strategy book includes examples of strategies that were previously constructed and followed by small, medium and large companies. The book gives readers the chance to know the strategies that were employed by different types and sizes of business and how successful they were. These real life cases are what make the book so interesting and informative. The book is divided into different parts that inform the readers about Continue reading...

The life and the career or Zora Neale Hurston constantly revolved around Eatonville, a small town in Florida. This corner could very well match Robert Frost's description "Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in" (quoted by Trubek). That sort of "home" was Eatonville for Hurston, except that, rather than being taken in by Eatonville, she took it into her heart and gave life to it in her work. In fact, many of her works are set here, Hurston writings abounding in historical and cultural facts and her characters being Continue reading...

Through the history of human civilisation, the primary role of storytelling was in connecting an author with a target audience. In other words, each story has its purpose and a message to send to the audience. In the contemporary world, authors aim to reflect upon a certain problem which is closer to them and which they want other to pay attention to. Each author also outlines his/ hers cultural context and specifics of a national spirit. Works by Edith Wharton are not an exception. The aim of this essay is to analyse Wharton’s novella Ethan Frome in terms Continue reading...