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Mark Twain was a famous American writer of novels and short stories.He liked to tell funny_______and he also liked to play jokes on (开玩笑)his friends.One day a friend of his lost his______and asked Mark Twain to buy the train ticket for him.     

Psychoanalysis and Symbolism——on Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Young Goodman Brown

Nathaniel Hawthorne,a 19th-century American writer of novels and short stories,is considered an important representative of Puritanism;symbolism and romanticismin American literature.He was imbued with an inquiring imagination,a meditativemind,and an unceasing interest in the ambiguity of man’s being.He was interestedin the lonely and dark side of man,and in the man’s need to look into his own soul.Throughout his 1ife,he wrote many works which espoused the complexities and senseof guilt of the human being.On first perusal of his tales and romances,one cannot     

Cultural Adaptation in Tim Winton’s "Neighbors"

As the most productive and prestigious writer in contemporary Australian literature,Tim Winton is noted not only for his novels but also for his short stories.Neighbors is a case in point.The short story describes the daily trivial incidents in the multi-cultural background according to the line of a newly-weds moving to a new neighborhood.The young couple gradually understood and communicated with their neighbors and eventually achieved cultural adaptation.     

A Stylistic Analysis of the Narrative Mode in A Rose for Emily

A Rose for Emily is a short story written by William Faulkner, the famous and prolific writer of novels and short stories in America. His unique style of writing fiction always draws much attention of ...     

A Discussion on W.S.Maugham's "The Lotus Eater

<正>William Somerset Maugham was a prominent English novelist and dramatist in the 20th century. He was a prolific writer. In the fifty years of his literary career, he wrote more than ten long novels, some dozens of plays and nearly one hundred short stories. He also wrote a lot of comments, informal essays, travel notes and reminiscences. Up to the present time his major works have been reprinted in many editions, and he has now become one of the favourite writers of modern readers.     

Mark Twain''''s Joke on a Friend

Mark Twain was a famousAmerican writer of novels andshort stories.He liked to tellfunny__1____ and he also liked toplay jokes on (开玩笑)his friends.One day afriend of his lost his ___2___ and asked MarkTwain to buy the train ticket for him. Mark Twain said, "I'm sorry, but it hap-     

The Art of Paradox

Edgar Allen Poe had written a lot of excellent short stories during his lifetime and had a strong influence on American Litera ture.His famous masterpiece,The Fall of the House of Usher,shares a lot of features that other short stories of Poe have possessed,and is also an excellent collection and conveyance of the art of paradox.This article will provide a rough analysis on the paradoxical art by careful reading and comparing details in the short story.     

A Stylistic Analysis of the Narrative Mode in A Rose for Emily

A Rose for Emily is a short story written by William Faulkner, the famous and prolific writer of novels and short stories in America. His unique style of writing fiction always draws much attention of scholars. The narrative mode in A Rose for Emily is studied in this paper thus to explore the impact of the narrating technique on fortifying the theme of the novel.     

Symbolism in Araby

Araby is one of the short stories in James Joyce’s collection,Dubliners.In this novel,the writer used lots of symbolic images to create a special and symbolic setting.This paper attempts to analyze the symbols in Araby which helps readers have a deeper and better understanding about the social background of that time and the main theme the writer wanted to express.     

Appreciation of Humor in Mark Twain’s Sketches

As a distinguished humorist and litterateur, Mark Twain has been studied by many scholars and experts. Most of the researches are based on his famous children novels and typical short stories. This paper aims to appreciate Twain’s humor in his sketches from the angle of catalog of humor—verbal humor and situational humor.     

The Embellishment of Death in Poe’s Poetry

As a famous America poet and short story writer, Edgar Allan Poe wrote a lot of poems and short stories during hisshort lifetime. In his short stories, death is usually horrible and mysterious. On the contrary, in many of his poems, death is dealt within forms of beauty. These poems have high delight of the beauty. Obviously, when Poe produced the poems and tales, he adhered todifferent principles and theories. This thesis explains the reasons for the differences between different manifestations of death in Poe’spoetry and tales, in particular, the embellishment of death in Poe’s poetry, such as images, backgrounds, and melody of his poemsassociated with death.     

The Narrative strategies in A Clean,Well-Lighted Place

Ernest Hemingway was a well-known writer in modern literary world.He brought a hard-bitten realism into American fiction.His distinctively crisp,unadorned style left American literature permanently changed.His short novel A Clean,Well-Lighted Place was considered as one of his representative short novels.This paper will make an analysis to this short novel from aspects of focalization and narrative discourse.     

The Tragedy of Unbalanced Personality——The Common Personality Psychological Reasons of the Destruction of Emily and Usher

A Rose for Emily is the masterpiece of William Faulkner, who is regarded as the founder of Southern literature. The Fall of the House of Usher is one of the most popular short stories written by the great American writer Edgar Allan Poe. They have common ends that the main characters of the two novels—Emily and Usher are all destruction of their unbalanced personality.This thesis will set a new point from a branch view of psychology—personality psychology to analyze the two characters Emily and Usher, how they change from pathological personality to abnormal personality, and finally destruct from flesh to soul. The deep meaning is to announce the human inner world will distract by the outside world.     

Being Emotionally Independent Instead of Suffering——A Feminist Analysis of "How I Finally Lost My Heart"

"How I Finally Lost My Heart" is a short story written by Doris Lessing,the winner of the 2007 Nobel Prize in literature.Unlike her novels,Doris Lessing’s many short stories are less mentioned or studied by Chinese researchers and scholars,especially "How I Finally Lost My Heart".Therefore,this paper is intended to analyze this short story from the feminist perspective,and attempts to show the exact process of women’s emotional independence as well as highlight the writer’s deep concern on women’s thorough liberation.     

Contrasts of Characters in Go Down,Moses

Go Down, Moses is one of William Faulkner’s famous novels. It consists of seven stories, most of which have been published earlier as magazine stories. When it first gets published, many reviewers regard it as a collection of stories, due to its seven loosely jointed stories with their seemingly irrelevant plots and themes. Nowadays, critics take a as a completed novel with different contrastive characters which make the stories more attractive and deepen the plots and themes.     

Analysis on the Theme of Death in the Woods by Means of Symbols

Sherwood Anderson is an American famous short story writer.The most enduring work of his is the short story sequence Winesburg,Ohio.He is good at capturing the real sound of everyday speech in his writing and creating it in new forms and styles.And Death in the Woods is considered as one of his most distinctive stories.It depicts a miserable old woman who feeds others all her life by using symbols to enrich the simple story.This paper intends to reveal the author’s deep reflection of American’s indifferent and apathetic attitudes in the whole society by means of the symbols of the person,color and dog.     

Christian Symbolisms and Theological Influences in the Narnia Chronicles

Ⅰ) Introduction——more than just a 'Fairy tale' Besides being prominent in the academic world for his critical and other scholarly works, C, S. Lewis (1805—1965),British writer and professor of medieval and Renaissance Literature at Cambridge University, is widely accesible to the public through his novels and numerous writings on the place of Christianity in the modern world. Among the best known of his creative works are the seven 'Chronicles of Narnia'.     

Realism in Mark Twain's

Mark Twain, one of the most famous American writers, wrote a large number of recordmaking novels in his life. He was sole, incomparable, the Lincoln of American Literature.'Throughout his novels, what was most obviously demonstrated was his preference realismwriting to romanticism writing. Among his works, he admitted himself to play an importantrole to show his own dan'y experiences, regional stories and tales' of American real life. Besides, he criticized seriously those who led a romanti…     

From "living dead" to "reviving after death"——An Interpretation of The Dead from Gabriel’s Epiphany

James Joyce is one of the greatest pioneers of Modern novel history.The Dead is the most famous story in his early short story collection Dubliners,and is widely recognized as one of the finest short stories in the English language.This study tries to analyze the hero Gabriel’s mind change:from "living dead" to "reviving after death" from his epiphany,indicating that there is merely a delicate line between the two:death is the end of life as well as the beginning of a new life for death actually carries within itself a new life.