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Arts & Humanities > British Literature Character study for Jane Austen's 'Emma'

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As indicated by the novel's title, Emma is its central protagonist and the focus from which we either see or miss the drama. Chapter one introduces Emma Woodhouse and immediately allows the reader to see many of her faults. We are told that she is handsome, clever, and rich' and seemed to unite some of the best blessings of e... More..

Arts & Humanities > International Writers & Literature Chinua Achebe and Things Fall Apart

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The first chapter of Things Falls Apart introduces the reader to the Ibo society; Okonkwo is described as a man well known throughout the nine villages' for his solid personal achievements'[1] . Immediately the reader realises two things, firstly that Okonkwo is the novel's protagonist and secondly that the tribe appear to h... More..

Arts & Humanities > Playwrights & Plays Postmodern theatre

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Post modern idea- there are no grand narratives to draw together our understanding of the world, Lyotard defined Post modernism as an incredulity towards meta narratives'. Any way of having the world explained to us is only a story, a narrative account of meaning. Post modernist's expose the desire for meaning and take pleasu... More..

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