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Between 1920 and 1930, America moves into a more social period, known as the Harlem Renaissance. After World War I, many African Americans migrate to big cities in the North. Harlem takes place in one of the major cities, which is in New York. In the ‘Cultural and Historical Context: The Harlem Renaissance,’ more than…

In the story “The Lottery”, Shirley Jackson dominates the readers’ minds and stuns them with a twisted ending. Jackson uses symbolism throughout the story that helps set the theme and nature of humankind in the village when it comes to tradition and violence. Using symbolism as a figurative language in this story can leave the…

Tattoos have long been regarded to be for people who are social deviants. The majority of people with tattoos have little to no violence or criminal history. While a majority of people with tattoo’s pose no threat or harm, there are others that do. Tattoos play an important role in many cultures despite their bad…

When German professor Johann Heinrich Schulze began to experiment with silver nitrate’s reaction to the light, it can easily be said that his late 1700’s studies paved the path for something absolutely revolutionary. These silver nitrate salts were known to darken and turn black when exposed to light. Perhaps the most incredible thing to emerge…

Colours are said to be significant to many individuals as they not only symbolize emotion, but also hold different meanings in various religions and cultures. In literature, an author uses symbols to express conceptual ideas to its readers so that they may have a clearer and more in-depth understanding of what the author is trying…

Intro The first genre before kung fu was the wu xia pian (hero films), which originated in the 1920s, In these films, the heroes possessed supernatural martial ans skills, They could control Weapons With their minds, fly and shoot “death rays” from their palms, It wasn’t until the late 19605. With the films known as…

A Dark Brown Dog by Stephen Crane symbolizes the awful adaptation that freed slaves endured after the Civil War. In the short story we’re given plenty of descriptions of awful treatment to something that just wants to be loved. There is a dog that can be identified as a slave and a child who resembles…

The two novels The Awakening by Kate Chopin and The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne relate to each other through some selected themes, the main symbol in both novels and the characters of two protagonists Edna and Hester. In The Awakening and The Scarlet letter meaning can be found in the theme of freedom and…

O’Brien’s symbolism in the story, “Stockings,” exposes the idea that the soldier’s emotional burdens are emphasized by their physical burden. Because of his magnetism towards sentimentality, Dobbins carries a pair of stockings belonging to his beloved girlfriend back home. These stockings are a physical load that accentuate his heavy emotional load that he bears. Dobbins…

If you aim to find out which category of photography is by far the leading position in terms of number and popularity, it is likely that at the first review the primacy will be behind glamor. This word is familiar to modern man not by rumor, since glamorous photos are seen everywhere: on billboards, on…