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  1. Oscar Wildes The Nightingale and the Rose, similar to other Oscar Wildes short stories, is written in an aesthetic voice. Throughout the story, Oscar Wilde employs various stylistic devices for the expression of aesthetic concept. In order to show h

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  2. The English Romantics and the Theme of Nature. C.M. Bowra applies the term Romanticism to a phase of English poetry which began in 1768 with Blakes Songs of Innocence and ended with the death of Keats and Shelley:

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  3. Language Features in English Advertisements

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  4. Appreciation of The Unicorn in the Gardenand What is literature?

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  5. The Lexicogaphy of "Extraordinary Rendition"

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  6. The Influence of Anne Fisher

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  7. 4.Universal truths? Discuss the role of Greek myth in modern theory.

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  8. Chaucers presentation of Troilus and Criseydes love reflects the insurmountable influences of the conventional social ideologies in a patriarchy. Although the poem has a pre-Christian setting, many argue that Chaucer draws a message of Christian mo

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  9. Breaking Language

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