This is the kind of leadership that wants to change the entire lot of organizational workers and make them follow the example of their leader. It is the duty of a transformational leader to set in and begin by making the employees motivated through timely compensation as well as giving >>>
She is able to bear the burden of the letter because it is in the open; there is nothing she can do to hide it from the world. The light is also seen by a few of the townspeople who, ironically interpret it as standing for "Angel," in regards to >>>
In "The Merchant of Venice", William Shakespeare explores the cities of contrast which are Venice and Belmont. Venice and Belmont are two locations in Italy that William Shakespeare uses as the scenes in "The Merchant of Venice".
In the novel, the author has employed death and resurrection of the main character, Gandalf, who is compared to the ever powerful Jesus. In literature, several authors have alluded to the Garden of Eden in various works.
The symbols in "Battle Royal" are the battle, the blind fold, and the speech. This proves that the battle was in place to control the boys and how they chose to move.
Wiesel's use of Symbolism helped the reader understand the captivity of the Jews in the concentration camps."Father, I said "If that is true then I do not want to wait. It was being used to illustrate the savage atmosphere of humans being killed in a huge fire!
The White Man's Burden's take on imperialism has been clearly shown with the annexation of Africa, the United States of America's role in Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan, the Spanish- American War and of course the American Revolution. The White Man's Burden touches upon the topic of helping the people and >>>
He uses symbols to show* the disintegration of order, leadership and civilisation* the primary disregard for intelligence and childish innocence* the raw presence of savagery, power-hunger and the self gratification in mankindDue to the above themes being those of a very philosophical nature Golding uses simple symbols to represent these >>>
This in my opinion shows the thirst for power and the blood is what keeps him hydrated in this hustle. Blood im my opinion is one of the most important symbols in this story hands down.
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is the epitome of the Romantic genre in the Middle Ages, one that features both chivalry and courtly love and emphasizes that a knight's most important duty is to serve God. Throughout the poem, the Pearl poet shifts the nature of the girdle and >>>
Thanks to Robert these lessons encouraged Edna to learn how to swim and introduced her to her awakening, A feeling of exulation overtook her, as if some power of significant import had been given to her to control the working of her body and her soul. His departure gives Edna >>>
In the early beginning of the novel, Sethe recalls the sights of lynching at the trees: "Boys hanging from the most beautiful sycamores in the world". Furthermore, Morrison conveys the trees as the pathway to freedom for Sethe and Paul D.
Being among the most important of all French composers, and a leading figure in European music at the turn of the 20th century, Debussy was further acclaimed in 1903 becoming a 'Chevalier' and from here on, the vivid character of his music was even noted for the sensory element which >>>
The eye's looked over all of the evil of the Long Island Eggs, which included the affairs of George and Myrtle Wilson, along with Tom and Daisy Buchanan, and Jay Gatsby, even though their counterparts might not know what is exactly occurring among themselves.II. The irony of the affair is >>>
The phoniness of life disgusts him, and he longs to live in a world free of the tainted hypocrisy he is seeing more and more of as he grows older. The Catcher in the Rye had a wide array of minor characters, many of whom Holden talked to in person >>>
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, symbolism is used to show the innocence of the children and the innocence of some people. When Atticus tells Jem and Scout that it is a sin to kill the mockingbird, this refers to the actions directed toward Tom and Boo.
The name Fortunato would suggest a man of good fortune, but the reality is that he is about to face the end of his road. The atmosphere changes when the two characters leave the fun of the carnival for the musky catacombs beneath Montresor's palazzo.
The setting in The Young Goodman Brown influences the development of plot and character. It illustrates how Hawthorne's setting and symbolism of the Young Goodman Brown contribute to the meaning of the entire piece.
The Dangers of Isolation in The Catcher in the Rye It is normal to want to get away from all of the problems of the world, but it is not normal to want to be completely isolated from people. He wanted to be a part of life, and the world.
The narrator also states that it seems as if the woman behind the wallpaper is entrapped by "bars," revealing that the woman is in a prison of sorts; this woman behind the wallpaper symbolizes the narrator. The bed is unmoving, just as the narrator is; she attempts to move the >>>
In the novel, "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, the symbolism of the Mockingbird and Boo Radley plays an important role in developing the key themes of tolerance and acceptance as well as good and evil. It builds on one of the main themes of good and evil because, >>>
The glove is like a talisman to Holden he cherishes it for what it truly is. While the glove is the connection and inspiration that Holden looks to when he is in distress, the Museum of Natural History represents the world Holden wished he lived in.
In the story, A Rose for Emily, the townsfolk get together and yearn over the death of Miss Emily Grierson. The House in A Rose for Emily.
This is shown when the lottery takes place in the story and the "winner" is stoned to death to help crop growth in the village. She uses symbolism in the characters' names, the black box, and the lottery itself.
The details are unclear throughout the early stages, as we must follow 'Jean-Louise "Scout" Finch's understanding of the events and, as a young child, she struggles understanding the alleged idea of rape and torture, naturally predisposed to follow her father's guidance; Atticus Finch is the defense attorney representing Tom Robinson >>>
The black box used for the lottery is very old and is starting to fall apart yet the villagers refuse to replace it, most likely because of the story that the box was made with parts of the original box. The black box represents the lottery itself, and is the >>>
According to Bonnie Moss in the article titled Hierarchy of angels "Seraphim are the highest order of the Hierarchy of Angels. Poe could have referenced any type of angle as opposed to seraphim, however since it is believed that seraphim are of the highest order of hierarchy of angels, perhaps >>>
The first clue that this poem is about more than just a tiger is that it is full of questions."What immortal hand or eye/ Could frame thy fearful symmetry?" asks Blake at both the beginning and the end of the poem. When the Lamb is mentioned in "The Tyger," it >>>
He begins his use of symbolism with the book's title and carries through to the end of the story. Cratchit is also faced with the reality of having to give his son a pauper's funeral in the third stave of the novel.
Wright had a guard up of how her life really was and the way Mr. It shows that the chair was a place of tranquility, somewhere she could spend her time and be in peace.
Going back to the beginning of the story, Norma Jean "reminds Leroy of Wonder Woman," foreshadowing the reverse of roles the couples face after Leroy's accident. The big rig is mentioned at the start of the story, "It sits in the backyard, like a gigantic bird that has come home >>>
The Glass Menagerie itself is a symbol to display the unsettled lives of Tom, Laura, and Amanda Wingfield and their inaptitude to live in the moment. Three symbols in the play explains the characters they are the fire escape, the glass menagerie, and the typewriter.
The Scarlet Letter abounds with symbolism, which Hawthorne uses to unify the novel and add a deeper level of meaning to the story. To the townspeople and to Chlorinating; she is the product of evil.
The twenties were the happiest time in the United States. It was the golden age in the American literature that gave us the worksof Fitzgerald.
In To a Daughter Leaving Home, the author uses the memory of the first time her daughter rode a bike alone to symbolize her and her daughter having to go their separate ways. In Death of a Young Son by Drowning, Atwood uses imagery to showcase the mother's personal experience >>>
The sinners LOVE the things that they do, and that is their downfall, since they cannot escape these things in Hell and are forced to endure their subtle agonies for the rest of eternity. Some of the most prominent symbols in the work are the circles of Hell, which stand >>>
It turns out that this man is the devil; his staff is symbolic of accepting the evil within man, and the temptation to sell one's soul and innocence to get ahead. However, as the road is travelled, temptation begins to rear its ugly head, in the form of the devil >>>
ChristianSymbolismin The Old Man and the Sea Christian symbolism, especially images that refer to the crucifixion of Christ, is present throughout The Old Man and the Sea. To the religious layman, the latter may represent nothing special; however, for those looking for representations of the Bible, this is viewed as >>>
The fighting cock is the dominant symbol in the former, representing both positive and negative matters; such is the case of hope in bringing some improvement to the Colonel's living conditions while for his wife, being a reminder of their son's death along with the repression they live in due >>>
While Nick is not flawed like the others within the novel, he is still human, and there is a falsity of the persona he puts on to show people. Blue is the omnipresence of both Gatsby and T.J.
The elliptical choice of "God" as the father of the baby is symbolic, and shows that the power her Pa wields over her makes him a God-like figure to her. This clearly Illustrates for the reader who the protagonist and antagonists of the novel are Later in the novel, this >>>
The story is a conundrum of symbols and it is best that we start at the end of it. The man in the story is not invisible as a physical miracle.
Critic Ann Romines also discusses Louisa's housekeeping: "Louisa's personality itself is inseparable from the "appurtenances" of her housekeeping, in a union of form and self, inner life and outer expression, which is quintessentially artful and is expressed through traditional tools of domesticity, contained in her sewing basket. According to Camfield, >>>
The shawl is a major part of the complication, climax and resolution of the story. Of the three characters in The Shawl, Stella is a flat character.
The items that the men within the platoon had carried symbolized home and comfort. These physical items carried the men through all of the hardships they endured by giving them a peace of mind and hope of returning to their former lives.
Most of the symbols used in the play are archetypal in keeping with the classical spirit of the play. The most powerful symbol is that of Sea, the giver and taker of life.
Ben tells Willy of the opportunity to tangibly become rich just like him and Willy undoubtedly wishes this upon his son Biff and tells him of the greatness he would obtain in his life by simply walking into richness. Willy leaves the restaurant with an anxious need of seeds in >>>
The dome; the enclosure where Truman has lived his whole life; presents the important idea of entrapment. The circular motifs represent the important idea of repetition in Truman's life.
The device providing the most unity within the play "A Raisin in the Sun" by Lorraine Hansberry is the houseplant Lena Younger, or "Mama", so adamantly protects and nurtures throughout the play. Much like the plant is the unifying symbol of the play, Mama's power often makes her the unifying >>>
There is symbolism in the title of the novel, as the mocking bird is the central symbol of the novel, standing for anyone who is innocent, for example, Tom Robinson and Boo Radley. The choice of the name Finch for the main characters' surname shows that they are the side >>>
Structurally, the central building of Angkor Wat is serves as a re-creation of Mount Meru, the mountain that the center of the Jambudvipa within Hindu cosmology as well as being considered the axis of the Earth by the Hindu religion. The second theory states that King Suryavarman intended Angkor Wat >>>
In the short story "Eveline", the author James Joyce, capture's symbolism, through Eveline's feelings of disparity of the life, she lives. Joyce's creative and unique use of symbolism gives the reader understanding of Eveline's desire to be free from the life she lives, and how she was easily swept out >>>
Salinger uses the Museum, the Profanity on the Walls, and the Carrousel to express that the loss of innocence is inevitable as the harsh realities of the world are encountered". At first view, it seems that the essence of these quotes simply reduces to the following: the museum always stays >>>
The bowl belongs to the protagonist of the story Andrea, a successful real estate agent who is married to her husband of many years. Beattie uses the bowl to symbolize all of the traits of the ancient god thru the life of our protagonist Andrea.
In his analysis, Meyer argues that interpretation of the mousetrap squarely depends on image of Joseph in the annunciation and the manner in, which the picture is portrayed. Using a broad perspective, the author affirms that Flemish painters and artists represent the mousetrap and figure of Joseph differently.
The Shawl written by Cynthia Ozick and Edgar Allen Poe's The Masque of the Red Death are elaborate allegories that use symbolism and imagery to illustrate the image of death. From the beginning, Ozick shows us that death is inevitable through her graphic images of a mother and infant in >>>
Symbolism is a tool used to bring in the underlying story of the era in the fiction, such as Emily's house and Montresso's catacomb both are a symbol of Gothic literature. In both the stories "The Cask Amontillado" by Edgar Allen Poe and "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner, >>>
In the midst of the fighting the silence is seen as a gift from God according to Henry. Henry needs the "red badge"of courage to prove to himself that he made the right choice by deciding to enlist in the war.
Usher's house, the windows, the yard, all put a gloomy image in the readers mind and Poe is able to build off that to create a great story. Poe's wording when describing the setting is what creates the effective atmosphere in the story.
An unfolding of the symbolism in William Wordsworth's "A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal "A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal written by William Wordsworth is an eight-line poem written on the topic of death. The first line of the poem, confirms the fact that the woman is his spirit, and >>>
Chrysanthemums stand for Elisa's limited lifestyle and the predetermination of Elisa's life. The chrysanthemums are beautiful, lively, and strong flowers, which is symbolic of the character of Elisa.