… are way wider than men's. 1st Granddaughter: hello Grandma, what are you reading? Grandmother: nothing! I was knitting something! 2nd granddaughter: I saw you grandma! Do you read for Woolf? She is excellent! Grandmother: I read for her…

… they cannot be surpassed. Eugenius recognizes their worth but suggests that they have indeed been exceeded and in many instances are not consistent in their adherence to Aristotle's conventions. Lisideius suggests that the French are superior to…

… the meaning of a text by studying its structural codes, poststructuralists seek to prove that what a text claims to say and what it actually says are two different things. Prior to Poststructuralism or deconstruction, most theories maintained…

… consider poetry a special kind of thinking - thinking by means of images; they feel that the purpose of imagery is to help channel various objects and activities into groups and to clarify the unknown by means of the known. (717) poets are…

… in isolation - they have to be seen in the context of the larger structures they are part of. Thus to understand a work of literature you have to situate it in the larger context of its genre, its theme, etc. These structures are imposed by our…

… the Spanish Modernist movement, Antoni Gaudi has been classified with Gothicism and Surrealism, however, in reality there is no word except Gaudiism. He was influenced by Oriental styles, nature, sculpture, and a desire to go beyond anything that had…

… of old and still is today. Leonardo lived during the Renaissance which was a scientific revolution which took place from about 1350 until 1600. In the course of the Renaissance men were aimed upon only learning about, using, and extending the knowledge…

… and came from Sumerian architecture. These statuettes were from the Abu temple and these statuettes represented the goddesses. The tallest one was 30 inches high, which was the god of vegetation. In correlation, the rest of the statuettes, all had…

… comes to mind, Pablo Picasso. His name just rolls off the tongue, but he is also famous for his great modern works. He created thousands of paintings, prints, sculptures and ceramics during a time span of only about 75 years. For many, Picasso is the…

… was known as most powerful and as a center of knowledge centralizing in Athens. Three main philosophers dominated that age: Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. Having the Poetics as a main topic for this research, I feel obliged, therefore, to give an…