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Star Wars is the name of a movie which I have recently watched that seems to fit the characteristics of Postmodernism. Actually, Star Wars ...

Works Cited Anderson, George Parker. "modernism." In Anderson, George P., Judith S. Baughman, Matthew J. Bruccoli, and Carl Rollys...

I want to start out this blog by saying that John Coltrane is truly an animal when it comes to music. Most people do not quite realize just...

Although the literary genres, or movements, of Realism and Modernism were during different times and are truly different overall, they do sh...

For my day of job shadowing, I went to Midwest Family Broadcasting, which is the building containing the radio stations Alice at 97.7, 92.7,...

If I lived in the time in which both Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman were alive and writing poetry in their prime time, I am not sure what ...

Emily Dickinson' poem titled, "I'm nobody! Who are you?" is not only one of her most popular poems, but it is also possib...

Emily Dickinson's poem titled "Surgeon's Must be Very Careful" is very short in length, but it carries much meaning with i...

Walt Whitman's ideas on the concept of Self as a philosophical topic are very broad, yet simple. He basically says that everybody is eq...

Walt Whitman's poem titled "City of Ships" from the collection titled "Drum Taps" exhibits many common characteri...

Whitman's poem titled "Facing West from California's Shores" is an excellent poem describing not only the Westward expansi...

Walt Whitman's poem titled "Bardic Symbols" displays many of Whitman's common themes such as the everyman, America, and Ch...

Walt Whitman's poem titled "The Runner" is very short in length, but it holds much meaning through its simple structure and vo...

Walt Whitman frequently used the themes of everyman and symbols of Christianity in his poetry throughout such works as his "Leaves of G...

In most of, if not all of Walt Whitman’s poetry, he attempts to define “self,” or his spiritual connection with his body. This is especiall...

The article entitled "Whitman's Image of the Self" was not only very informative as to how Whitman uses this technique of self...

My favorite meal would probably include, well I do not know, but I can can however describe the meal I just ate for dinner. It was pretty d...

I think that I would like to be a reporter in the field tracking down hard hitting news stories similar to Ron Burgundy, but if these news s...

Jack London's short story titled "To Build a Fire" is an outstanding representation of a literary work under the category of N...

The two poems written by Edwin Arlington Robinson titled "Richard Cory" and "Miniver Cheevy" both display many character...

Paul Laurence Dunbar demonstrates many key values of the literary genre of Realism in his two poems, "Douglass" and "We Wear ...

Chief Joseph's speech on behalf of his people, the Nez Perce, contains many traits which may be related to the literary genre and period...

Edgar Lee Masters really bears it all with his lengthy work titled "Spoon River Anthology," but this is not necessarily a bad thin...

Mark Twain's excerpt form his story, or memoir rather, titled "Two Views of the River" captures seemingly the essence of Reali...