Inglese

Stanzas 1-14. It is evening and the poet is alone in a country churchyard, the sigh of the tombs of the “rude forefathers of the hamlet” call up in the poet’s mind images of humble country life. The images, in symbolic elements such as: “the curfew...parting day” which suggests the sadness of the evening and the approach of the night and darkness, the c

Chaucer wanted to give his countrymen a book that should be a true mirror of England and which they could really recognize themselves. So, when he began his masterpiece, he turned for inspiration to the many people he had met in his life and whose images he had stored in his memory for years. But he needed a framework inside which to put them,

Language French
Art norman art: the Normans built forts and castles on hills, near rivers or roads, in order to control the land. The most famous castle was tha white tower in London today it is called the tower of London. Norman architects from France designed beautiful Romanesque churches and cathedrals in England. In this period the churche was v

Language Germany
Literature Epic Poem
Art Anglo-Saxon art
PURSELID Comes from the treasure inside the ship in Suffolk. At the bottom there is an image of an eagle seizing a duck, and at the sides a man being attacked by two wild boars, both are shown in gold, enamel and glass like stones...

History
The Iberians arrived in the British Isles about 300.000 years ago. In about 3000 BC these people started using stone as a building material. Neolitic farmers first built henges and chambered tombs made of huge stones.

Language No written records

Art Neolitic

STONEHENGE A prehistoric monument, an enormou...

Language
Old Celtic language, Goidelic in Ireland and Brythonic in Britain

Art Celtic art: aesthetic qualities are shown in the finds of decorated pottery swords and iron weapons. Huge hill forts.

DESBOROUGH MIRROR We can appreciate the essential characteristics of Celtic art, made from bronze, it has been engraved using a sh

During their development adolescents have to face up series of hurdles, obstacles and difficulties from which they have to emerge positively to built a positive image of themselves and adequate self esteem. These experiences are extremely important to their development to there: personal growth, moral growth, their gender identity, their relationship wi

give the reader the complete and deep sense of the poem.
Already in the beginning it is present a tight connection between Allen Ginsberg and the
poet Walt Whitman, regarded as an idol and as the father of American poetry; in fact
he is the main addresser of this poem ( vv.1, vv.5 “..dreaming of yours enumerations..”,
vv. 9 ..)

1. First Part: is told briefly about Crusoe’s early life and about how he runs away from home to sea rather than accept the life of leisure his father promises him. He becomes a Brazilian plantation owner. He, on a journey for procure African slaves to work for him (with other plantation owners), is shipwrecked. Washed ashore on a desert island, he is t

Queen and Royal Family became the symbol of society, she was the wife of Albert Saxe Coburg Gotha only because she loves him and not for reason of state or other reasons. In their life they had nine children all brought up by them not like happened regularly in other Royal Family. In fact generally in Royal Family parents and children meet each other on