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Q: British Literature, Coleridge "Rome of the Ancient Mariner"

CarolineRead & Question: As discussed in the lecture, a poet prophet seeks to deliver the audience to truths. Coleridge’s “Rime of the Ancient Mariner” has overt religious references and messages. Identify examples that speak to the religious content and explain what the “truth” is that the poem seeks to...

 
 
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6:11 AM
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Q: Meaning of "was given to her favorite, and now bore his" in Byron's Don Juan

CopperKettleFrom Byron's Don Juan: While this high post of honour's in abeyance, For one or two days, reader, we request You'll mount with our young hero the conveyance Which wafted him from Petersburgh: the best Barouche, which had the glory to display once The fair czarina's au...

 
 
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7:35 AM
Lupita Nyong'o to Tackle Colorism in Upcoming Children's Book, 'Sulwe' http://bit.ly/2DLQudp
 
 
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8:51 AM
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Q: Which Agatha Christie book was this adaption with an Irish woman committing suicide based on?

Ľubomír MasarovičWhen I was a young boy I viewed one filmed book from Agatha Christie on television with David Suchet. Now I would love to read that book but I forgot its name. I remember only few facts. I remember the end of the film. There was a woman, an Irish woman. She and her followers were somewhere in the...

 
 
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11:04 AM
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Q: What does the fate of the old church tell us in "Jude the Obscure"?

MithrandirIn the first chapter of Jude the Obscure, we see this line about the old church being taken down and replaced, and the old church being broken up and used for different things: Above all, the original church, hump-backed, wood-turreted, and quaintly hipped, had been taken down, and either cra...

 
11:52 AM
@Randal'Thor @Mithrandir Rand was right, that source was not supported, so I've now edited in further sources which do provide evidence. Hope that's better now :-)
 
@Fabjaja Wonderful :)
 
12:09 PM
@Fabjaja Heh, I saw and commented on your edited answer just before getting the notification from your chat ping :-)
And yes, much more convincing now.
@Bookworm @Mithrandir Want me to transfer some of my previous answer over to this question? Or are you asking for something different?
 
@Randal'Thor The answer probably is much the same, but I was also expecting something about e.g. the pigsty.
 
@Randal'Thor Thanks! that's great then :-)
 
 
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user61230
5:25 PM
@Ash Wow, you were totally right. Zen really is bad.
 
user15026
5:54 PM
@Zyerah I know, right?
 
user15026
Like I wanted so hard to not hate it but I just felt like punching the author in the face repeatedly despite my pacifist upbringing
 
user61230
6:06 PM
I know exactly what you mean, god.
 
user15026
I feel kinda better knowing I am not the only one who felt like that
 
user61230
I'm still going to read it as a counterexample. But it is definitely a counterexample.
 
user61230
It grates on me so hard. Plus its quiet, casual Native American racism.
 
user61230
I could ramble about this, and the way it's presenting itself, but ugh. I don't think I can say anything you don't already know.
 
7:09 PM
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Q: Intepreation of Martin Luther Kings essay

Asbin Dahal AndrienMartin Luther King, Jr. said, "The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education." Can anyone tell me in siple terms what he means?

 
 
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user61230
8:15 PM
Oh god, it just keeps getting more ham-handed as the book goes on.
 
user15026
10:56 PM
She summoned a demon. "Tell me," she demanded, "a comforting truth." "There will always be another book to read." "Always?" "Always."
 
user15026
@Zyerah Yep, it just keeps getting worse and worse
 
user15026
I eventually had to give up because it made me so frustrated
 

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