In the Freedom Writers I saw the soft part of young gang members’ hearts. Being gang members, they still feel helpless. The problem of gang violence today is a worldwide problem that should solve carefully and urgently. Moreover, as the National Young Gang Survey Analysis says, there are more than two out of five gang members are juveniles. Freedom Writers focused on this global issue, described a true story about how a teacher changed her gang member students’ life. Can young gang members be changed
The corpus stylistic analysis software is used to make a comparison between two novels and to prove the thesis by using the techniques and tools of the corpus. The general atmosphere in the two novels is the rights of women and women should call for their rights and do not accept
In Azerbaijani literature, there are lots of writers who criticizes the society, government and related sectors since Jalil Mammadguluzada’s Molla Nasraddin, but not all of them receiving the expected attention, both with regards to the change in the criticized aspects and the cause of disagreement. However, the novel of Akram Aylisli, Stone Dreams has reached to the extreme controversy because of its content, which illustrates revolutionary ideas for Azerbaijan. An article written by Mikail Mamedov
speech-function and expression of attitude. The textual semantic is how the message structured as a message, for example theme structure or rhetorical structure. Also, there is another concept of analysis which is critical discourse analysis (CDA). It means a variety of approaches towards the social analysis of discourse (Fairclough & Wodak 1997, Pêcheux M 1982, Wodak & Meyer 2001 which differ in theory, methodology, and the type of research issues to which they tend to give
There are also abstract nouns which show the state of mind . Morphological analysis Morphological marker( ing ) shows continuity , progression and flow of her message and theme . Similarly " Ful " shows the caged bird overwhelmed with fear .The poetess took considerable care in using complex words .There is no overwhelming consumption
the novels of Indo-Pakistani postcolonial writers. These writers have time and again used novel as a tool to counter the narrative of colonial literature and to demonstrate the narrative of the colonized native. The use of fiction as a tool to rewrite history has been a well-established practice in the field of postcolonial literature across the globe. The inference is that account of India’s colonial experience represented in literary works of British writers is partial in historical context as it
history corresponds suitably with the ‘nodal period’, when a number of Indian writers of fiction in English try to explore and manifest Indian reality. In these writers, we do not find either the commitment of the earlier period or even the amused narration of the trials of middle class, trying to unite the past traditional outlook with the fast emerging realities of the modern living conditions. In this effort, the writers of the post independence phase move inward. They get more and more psychologically
Kate Chopin is a writer whom focuses her work primarily on women and their positions in society. An example is, The Story of an Hour, which is a short story that provides its readers an outlook on a female character named Louise Mallard. In this short story, we visit Louise in a specific hour of her life through the eyes of a narrator, whom is not introduced. Even though the short story is written in the present moment, the readers are provided with enough information to create interpretations of
the triangular trade. This was largely due to European powers need to justify slavery of non-whites. This attitude grew in the minds of people the world over and seen readily in the writings of 19th century American males such as the editors and writers in the Brother Jonathon, a newspaper based in New York. Their attitudes also showed a strong sense of nationalism that was growing ever since the revolution. This started with the glorification of the founding fathers into almost a religiosity of
development, and contrast the plots in “The Story of an Hour” and “The Yellow Wallpaper”. I will examine the similarities of the protagonists on their pursuit to physical and emotional freedom, and the setting of which each story takes place. For example, Mrs. Mallard feels restrained in her marriage, but senses freedom in her brief becoming of a widow, and the narrator in the yellow wallpaper feels trapped in a mansion where she is forced to recover, but feels free when the yellow wallpaper is torn