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Should we analyse literary works within their historical context? Make references to Jonathan Swift's 'A Modest Proposal'.

Studying a text as well as its contexts allows for a broader and more informed understanding of the author’s intentions and the impact of the text at the time, creating a helpful mode of comparison to its...

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How is the novel 'Dracula' reflective of the universal fears felt at it's time?

Our initial introduction to the novel presents itself as a written account of a journey. Our narrator, Jonathan Harker, informs the reader that he is "leaving the West and entering the East". T...

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Siegt der Film uber das Buch?

Filmen und Buchen beide ausserste Starke haben. Nostalgik, Romantik, Tragedie und humor bestehen aus den ahnlichen Qualitaten, die Filmen und Buchen teilen. Sie sind in einem feinen Gleichgewicht, obwohl,...

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How important was Religion to the Upheavals of the 1640's?

Of the nearly 100,000 men who died fighting for Kirk, King or Parliament in conflict in the 1640’s all, in an age of deep and almost universal piety, were motivated, to a greater or lesser extent, by reli...

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Why dose sodium oxide have a high melting point?

Sodium oxide has a formula of Na2O. Since sodium is a metal and oxygen is a non metal, sodium oxide is an ionic species. Sodium will lose an electron to form a cation and oxygen will gain 2 ele...

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