Category: Literature in English
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In what ways does blake show the abuse and mistreatment of children in the society of his time in the poems the chimney sweeper , holy thursday and the school boy
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William Blake’s poems “The Chimney Sweeper,” “Holy Thursday,” and “The School Boy” reveal the exploitation and mistreatment of children in the society of his time. Through vivid imagery and powerful language, Blake portrays these children as innocent victims and challenges the status quo.
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The Ties That Bind Analysis – Chidavaenzi
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The Ties That Bind Analysis – Chapter 3Chapter 2Chapter 1 Religion The concern of religion is raised by Chidavaenzi through the character Lincoln who is coming from a church service .Lincoln is a dedicated member of the church since he recounted in detail the church service after being asked by Lucia.The fact that Lincoln and…
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The flowers of yesterday by Roland Mhasvi
This is a collection of highly esoteric poetry…, which can be charged of what Afrocentric scholars have described as ‘piles of esoterica and ostentatious erudition’… The language is to the ordinary reader opaque, the imagery is inaccessible and the symbolism is surprisingly unusual but invitingly novel…real food for scholars
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So Long a letter full summary and analysis
So Long a letter full summary and analysis
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Before the Next Song and other Poems Analysis
Before the Next Song and other Poems Analysis: Mapfumo Clement Chihota is a Zimbabwean poet and short-story writer. His creative works have been published Zimbabwe, South Africa, the USA ..
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CALA TITLE: Wife inheritance and forced marriage : marriage in I Will Wait
Marriage is one of the oldest institutions in human society. As society has evolved so has the institution. There are some forms that have been outdated while others have been embraced. In I Will Wait, Msora brings to trial the issue of wife inheritance and how it takes away the freedom of individual, Rudo to…
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Sexuality, Feminism and Postcoloniality in Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions and She Nolonger Weeps
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Sexuality, Feminism and Postcoloniality in Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions and She Nolonger Weeps: “You had a daughter but i am becoming a woman”
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The Narrative of Frederick Douglass
The Narrative of douglass novel analyss. Theme, summary and characterization
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The Tragedy of V.S Naipaul’s Miguel Street
Abstract Sir Vidiadhar Surajprasad (V.S. Naipaul) was born in Trinidad in 1932. His works have been an enduring focus between rich and poor, colonizer and colonized. In The New York Review of Books, Naipaul has been called ‘”a master of English prose,” which indicates his weight in modern literature, especially in post colonialism. The paper…
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Roland E.T Mhasvi The Flowers of Yesterday. An Anthology of Poems
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The flowers of yesterday is a collection of highly esoteric poems which can be charged as what african scholars have described as ‘piles of esoterica and ostentatious erudition ‘. Here are the poems
