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Nusya Princesses or just a girl that dreams, these quotes are for love and lust. My disney passion.






HOW TO........















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domenica, 27 gennaio 2008

Pre-Raphaelite
Isabella and the Pot of Basil 1868 (A Story from Boccaccio. Taken from the Keats poem, it depicts a grief-stricken woman mourning over a spectacularly beautiful pot of basil in which the head of her dead lover is stored. It surely speaks of life resurrected through nature. The model was Hunts first wife Fanny who died during the creation of the piece, adding to its tragedy and realism.
http://www.bartleby.com/126/38.html



OSCAR WILDE


http://ercoleguidi.altervista.org/wilde/dg_preface.htm testo con traduzione



  • How does the Preface function as an introduction to the ideas contained in DG?

  • Think about the ways in which this is a narrative of a fall from innocence.  

  • Write down a few key aphorisms from the text. Why do they strike you so strongly? Look for examples of contradiction and paradox

  • Is this a text with a moral? If so, how does that reflect on Wilde's assertion in the preface that literature is neither moral or immoral?

  • Consider the narrative in light of the following myths: the fall and expulsion from Eden; Narcissus; Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

  • Where do you see implicit references to homosexuality contained in the text?

  • What is the relationship between Art and Life put forth by this novel?



DAFFODILS by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
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