Related International Baccalaureate Languages essays

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   The Soldier by Rupert Brooke and The Dunkirk speech by Winston Churchill, are comparatively ...

   For example, in "The Soldier" the explanation of the phrase "ways to roam" gives a sense of freedom, and the words blessed, heart, and peace they form a sort of harmony, optimism and joy. While, in "Dunkirk" words such as fight, confidence, storm and tyranny convey a sense of hatred towards enemies, resistance, patriotism, and authority.

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   Commentary on the poem "Will V-day be Me day too?"

   The poet is trying to imply that he will no longer stand for the unjust laws of Jim Crow and he demands justice and to be treated equally. The poet also fuses similes with his reference to Jim Crow in this poem.

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   EE: Individualism and Collectivism in "Anthem" and "We"

   These ideas, which include the rationalization of labor and ambitions for space exploration - both of which indeed, were or became realities - are central to the work. Zamyatin himself was once a Bolshevik before betraying it, and is thus likely to have supported some Bolshevik ideas, since ideas such

2. 

   Billie Holidays Strange Fruit changed the world; of that there is no doubt.

   For all the African Americans who had known oppression and prejudice at the hands of their white bosses, co-workers and strangers both seen and unseen, Strange Fruit existed as a brave embodiment of the truth they all knew and felt in their bones in a time when the truth was not permitted.

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   In the show The Hard Times of RJ Berger, we follow the life of ...

   It is here that RJ is faced with his toughest task yet - Making the choice of his life. He loves Jenny, but confronting Max could be his worst nightmare - If he fails to make an impact he'll surely be regarded as one of the biggest fools in the

2. 

   Comparison of Wilfred Owen and Sigfried Sasson

   So also did another writer at the hospital, Robert Graves. Sassoon suggested that Owen should write in a more direct, colloquial style. Over the next few months Owen wrote a series of poems, including Anthem for Doomed Youth, Disabled, Dulce et Decorum Est and Strange Meeting.

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   Dulce Et Decorum Vs The Soldier

   Rupert Brooke uses personification to describe his loving and patriotic feelings about England. This is evident in the line, "A dust whom England bore, shaped, made aware, gave once her flowers to love, her ways to roam..."

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   What is Wilfred Owen trying to express in his war poetry?

   Furthermore, the imagery of them limping on despite the huge impediments brings in an element of fragile reluctance in the face of powerful forcefulness, hence this shows that the soldiers are forced to move on and do not have the freedom to make a choice.