The Aristotelian tragedy has six elements: plot, character, dialogue, theme, spectacle, and song or music. Although Medea, the protagonist and Jason’s estranged wife, lacks the characteristics of a tragic heroine or portrays them in a highly distorted manner, Euripides’ play Medea qualifies as a tragedy as defined by Aristotle.
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Our beliefs, according to James (1979), shape our lives. And we must believe more than we can possibly prove using extremely rigid, objective, impartial standards, which he refers to as “agnostic truth-seeking rules.” What determines our viewpoints is the will to believe.
Sound pollution has been a hazard that goes unnoticed. It is invisible, despite its presence on land and under the water. Geravandi et al. (2015) highlighted the significance of sound pollution in terms of the physical and psychological consequences on people.
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Jacques Demy’s 1964 film ‘The Umbrellas of Cherbourg’ takes place in Cherbourg, France. The film tells the story of a love affair between a teenage girl called Geneviève Emery and a young auto mechanic Guy Foucher, both of French origin. The lives of Geneviève Emery and Guy Foucher are torn apart when Guy is drafted to serve in the Algerian War.
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Human beings begin a process of change from the time they are conceived, and it will continue until the last breath of life. Throughout this systematic process of human change and stability, cultures like Eastern and western society and contexts like urban, rural, suburban, family, and socioeconomic status influence, to a great extent, their development in terms of access to education, health care, food, among other resources.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is a novel that explores themes of wealth, love, and the American Dream. In this work, Fitzgerald utilizes a unique narrative style and a specific structure to effectively convey his message.
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Scott Fitzgerald used a variety of literary techniques in his work ‘The Great Gatsby’ to effectively convey his message to his readers about the fall of the American Dream during the early twentieth century
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The disparities between the LGBTQ+ community and heterosexual community, particularly the rate of substance abuse among these communities
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Chinua Achebe is one of Africa’s most celebrated novelists. He wrote various novels with incredible insights on different issues affecting African society, especially during colonial times. The writer agitated for different courses through his novels.
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