spread by primary and secondary schools. Menstrupedia will be an excellent example for the following brief and compact examination of why today’s Indian cultural artifacts cannot separately be examined excluding foreign external dimensions. The analysis will be guided through the following research question: how have global and local interrelated dimensions resulted into the Menstrupedia guide? Dimensions here meaning
is variously considered as ‘academic dishonesty’, ‘breach of professional conduct’, 'breach of academic ethics', etc. Based on the definitions given in various printed and online dictionaries, plagiarism can be summarized as: i) Willful use or appropriation of work or ideas of other persons’/ sources, published or unpublished, without due reference, credit or consent and its representation as one's own/ original work. ii) Using language, ideas and thoughts bearing close resemblance to someone else's
Zack Clever Dr. Galloway English 330 November 7, 2014 The Transformation of Relationships in Shakespearean Comedies William Shakespeare’s comedies cover an array of themes associated with sexuality, from gender reversals to the same-sex relationships. Yet, perhaps the most consistent and prominent focus of his plays is homoeroticism. Since this theme of homoeroticism proceeds from the prohibition of women on English stage, consequently young female roles were typically played by young boys, which
“unclean” that is “strangely faded by slow-turning sunlight.” Similarly Gothic imagery is something presented as ‘grotesque’ in Sylvia Plath’s poem Lady Lazarus. The poem is widely considered by critics to be ‘humanly offensive’ and her illicit appropriation of the imagery of Jewish martyrs which contrasts to the gruesome change in Mattie that occurs in the final chapter of Wharton’s novel. The disturbing twist of the story, emerges from the fact Mattie, who now lives with the Fromes due to having