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    In “A Farewell to Arms‚” the protagonist (Henry) often revisits the central theme of love and loss. In the novel‚ he shares the devastations of war and the solace that he seeks in his love for his girlfriend (Catherine). This solace‚ allowing him to drown out the harsh realities of war‚ and the loss and pain that war causes. A Farewell to Arms features Henry‚ an American serving on the Italian front during WWI as an ambulance driver. As the war continued‚ more and more troops were deployed for

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    The Shri Ram School English Literature Project 2013-2014 Class X You are required to do two separate assignments: A. On‚ ‘As You Like It’ B. On‚ either poetry or short stories You have to choose one question/theme from each genre Both assignments have to be completed in a total of 1500 words. You are free to divide the words between both assignments as you choose. Please remember that this project will be assessed for the ICSE Board examination and will constitute a part of the marks awarded for

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    Speculative Fiction Discovery is at the heart of Speculative Fiction. Yet resistance is also crucial. Speculative Fiction is a term‚ which categorises a number of sub- genres such as fantasy‚ science fiction‚ horror and dystopia. Each of these sub-genres investigates the classic question of “What if?” and uses the imagination as a tool to explore fictional realities. At the heart of speculative fiction lies the essence of discovery to drive a unique plot separate from the reader’s everyday

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    researches which work with certain literary genre‚ namely‚ fantasy genre‚ we find out that such works are very few. Although exactly fantasy fiction most closely connects with myth‚ fairy and folk tale‚ it means that just here we can find schemes and elements of the rites of passage‚ which an author used consciously as well as unconsciously. In our work we try to carry out semantic and structural analysis of some of the most significant books in the fantasy genre in order to understand how often and in

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    Elements of Drama

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    music/rhythm and spectacle. In modern theater‚ this list has changed slightly‚ although many of the elements remain the same. The list of essential elements in modern theater are: * Character * Plot * Theme * Dialogue * Convention * Genre * Audience Plot: It is the sequence of events or incidents of which the story is composed. It refers to the action; the basic storyline of the play. Characters: They are the figures that acts in a play. a Flat

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    but for plot reasons‚ must also contain limits to allow both the heroes and the villains means to fight; magical elements must come with prices‚ or the story would become unstructured. There are many elements that show up throughout the fantasy genre in different guises. Worldbuilding in particular has many common conventions‚ as do‚ to a lesser extent‚ plot and characterisation. Though it is important to differientate them between themes‚ which are actually statements or commentaries that recur

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    Nethergrave Analysis

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    and contrasting both A Sound of Thunder and Nethergrave’s science fiction elements‚ characterization‚ and themes‚ A Sound of Thunder proves to be superior. The science fiction genre fits into both stories‚ because of its technology‚ settings‚ and events that take place‚ for example‚ A Sound of Thunder fits into this genre with

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    Genre classifies movies‚ novels‚ music and literature with similar style in the same category. Genre acts as a navigation tool to guide the audience and readers to select literature according to their preference. The most common genre of the 21st century is the science fiction genre. It is a genre that has its roots in the 19th century where the new inventions of the century made the audience curious about the upcoming future and technology. An excellent example of the prominent genre of science

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    Telotte’s article (2001) discusses the genre of science fiction and there meaning in our culture. Telotte (2001) discusses how while there are hallmarks of the genre such as creative and technical limitations of the film medium‚ iconography‚ themes‚ and narrative‚ the genre is still too diverse to be properly defined . These hallmarks however allow audiences to identity elements of science fiction by observing the iconography in them such as space ships‚ future technology and aliens. Even though

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    Crime Fiction is the general idea of solving a crime. It’s the literary genre that fictionalises crimes‚ their detection‚ criminals and their motives. It is usually distinguished from mainstream fiction but the boundaries are indistinct. The Crime Fiction genre offers questions about what it is to be human and talks about human identities. The plot of the text can reflect the social changes of the time and the Cultural values of when it was written. I’ll be talking about the conventions of crime

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