Bird In a Cage

 

Kearney took part in the formation of the Workingmen`s party of California in 5th October 1877, and in a meeting of about 150 persons, he addressed the needs and problems that this Association would tackle.

Based on the oppression of women for the 19th Century from the yellow wallpaper short story.
A study of the social,political, or economic context in which an author’s work was written. or an analysis of a specific image occurring in several works of the Yellow Wallpaper. The story needs to be based on the Oppression of this woman like a bird in a cage.

 

1. Define the key elements of a literary movement: Realism, Naturalism, Modernism, etc. and decide whether a poem, story, or play belongs to one or more of those movements (or perhaps doesn’t belong at all). For example: Was Robert Frost a modernist?
2. Provide a detailed character analysis of any two characters in a story or stories we have read for this class. For example: Are Louise Mallard and the unnamed narrator of “The Yellow Wallpaper” symbolically the same woman?
3. Our lives are often shaped by forces beyond our control. Choose any two works and contrast how this message is conveyed. Are we victims? Do we give up responsibility for control? What kinds of forces are at work? The supernatural? Nature? Society?
4. Compare and contrast how two stories develop a similar theme. (Be very specific here—for example, the theme of imprisonment in Robert Browning’s “My Last Duchess” and “A Rose for Emily.”
5. Explain the ways in which an author’s background influences the way we ought to read their work. For example, explain the ways in which the South is an important element in Faulkner’s stories. Or discuss how Emily Dickinson’s background with religion influenced ”Some Keep the Sabbath.”
6. Discuss the importance of setting in any two works. Show how two authors write about very different times and places yet convey the same idea about the impact of setting on thoughts and actions. For example, how does the landscape convey meaning in “Hills Like White Elephants” and “Trifles”?
7. Explain how a fictional text or poem actually offers evaluation or criticism of a cultural institution. For example, how is No Child is a commentary on the No Child Left Behind Act? In what way is Wit is a commentary on the medical profession and/or the culture of higher education? State what that commentary is and then support it with evidence from the text.

 

 

 

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