Inglese

DAVID COPPERFIELD
Born after his father’s death, D C spends some years with his mother and the devoted servant Clara Pegotty but then the marriage of his mother with Mr Murdstone and the arrive into the house of his sister Miss Murdstone brings a change into his life. David is soon sent to a boarding school near London and when his mother dies

The word TALENT, in the third line has two different meaning:
- For consonance with Italian (talento) it means ABILITY, GIFT;
- Literary it means COIN, connected with puritan theory and importance of work.
By analyzing this line (3), the poet want to express an important concept, that is everyone receives gift that must be exploited. By re

Nature for Hemingway and Kerouac
For Hemingway the man has to fight against nature, he can’t overcome it but he can see his limits, instead for Kerouac nature is a place far from the chaotic modern cities and where we can find freedom.

Hemingway’s hero
There are two kinds of hero in Hemingway:
• One is the outdoorsman, he isn’t

Henry had been married by a special dispensation Catherine of Aragon, his brother’s widow, who give him a daughter, Mary.
He had fallen in love with Anne Boleyn and asked the Pope for a divorce, the Pope would not declare his first marriage invalid, Henry broke with Rome and declare himself “Supreme Head of The Church”.
Anne Boleyn, who give him

PLAYS
During Shakespeare’s time, it was possibile to copy the works of other writers without legal consequences for the absence of copyright. Even Shakespeare borrowed the plots of his works from different kinds of sources. In spite of that the original material was transformed with his poetry, assuming new values and meanings.
Since Shakespeare

The reaction happens spontaneously. The Dr Jekyll realizes that Hyde is going to win over him and he will be never Jekyll again, consequently the only way to kill Hyde is to kill himself, so “Je Kill”, and he commits a suicide.
The important element is the door of the internal garden of the laboratory. A door which is always locked and only Jekyll a

Nothing seemed to be right; even science and religion seemed to offer little comfort security. So the people began to believe that all human misery would be swept away.
In this period, new views of man and the universe emerged.
SIGMUND FREUD introduced the first set of the new ideas with his work "The Interpretation of Dreams". He said that the

SONGS OF INNOCENCE and SONGS OF EXPERIENCE
In SONGS OF INNOCENCE, most of the poems are about infancy because for Blake it represents an innocent view of life. In SONGS OF EXPERIENCE, for Blake man can’t grow without experience but this brings him to incapacity of spontaneity and selfishness. Blake presents a dual vision of life, a view of good and