Lingue

Hamlet is a learn man, a thinking man, a pessimist man and an introspective man. He’s indecision comes from the contrast between the urge to act and the necessity to think.
He is the typical renaissance man, because he always studies, that’s why he looks for the solution of his problems in to the books.
In this play Shakespeare analyses the two

The typical revenger of Elizabethan tragedy is a violent bloodthirsty and single-minded figure, but Hamlet is too intelligent to ignore all the difficulties associated with his task.
-First: is the ghost telling the truth? So Hamlet has to be sure that Claudius killed his father to get the throne of Denmark(III.ii. 237-242).
-Second: is the re

Hamlet can’t forget his father, even when all those around him have resumed their merry lives and his tremendous grief is intensified by the cold-hearted actions of his mother who married her brother in law within a month of her husband’s death.
It is no wonder, then, that Hamlet develops a disgust for, not only Claudius the man, but all of the beha

The spirit that I have seen
May be the devil; and the devil hath power
To assume a pleasing shape; yea, and perhaps
Out of my weakness, and my melancholy,
As he is very potent with such spirits,
Abuses me to damn me. (II.ii.600-05.)
The emphasis on ambiguity in the play, and the absence of overt instruction on how to overco

La vie sentimentale :
De ses relations avec la Napolitaine Antonella naissent des poèmes à la gloire de Graziella; mais leur inspiratrice meurt de la tuberculose en 1815. De retour en France, Lamartine s'ennuie au service du roi Louis XVIII ; il démissionne et voyage beaucoup. Son inactivité et son désarroi le persuadent qu'il est malade. En cure à

He went to Denver and San Francisco to meet Cassady and to stimulate the crossing of the United States that then would have inspired the adventures of Jack Kerouac in "On the road".
Reading William Blake in an apartment of Harlem in a summer day in 1948, Allen Ginsberg had an awful and crazy vision in which Blake appeared to him. This was the grea

Project structure.
Section I. Introduction.
Section II. Texts:
• The Hollow Men (T.S. Eliot) - photocopy
• No Man’s Land (H. Pinter) - photocopy
• Where is Everyone (R. Carver) - photocopy
• The Unknown Citizen (W.H. Auden) – ( Only Connect, vol. 3, pag.896)
• The Breaking of the Unicorn (T. Williams) – (Only Connect, vol.

PLOT:

Alice is sitting on the bank by her sister, who’s reading a book without pictures and conversations. Alice is getting really bored, when suddenly a White Rabbit with a watch in its pawn runs close to her saying “Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!”.
Alice decides to follow him, and then all her adventures start:

Trough his characters, Huxley analyse two opposite point of views, which are the ones of the two most important characters of the novel:
Mustapha Mond is one of the Ten World Controller; he represents the new society’s point of view. You can synthesize his values and beliefs in the World State's motto “Community, Identity, Stability”, that emphasiz

5 Marble 5 something cold: the faces of the babies reflect the fact that they aren’t intelligent. (they are conditioned not to be intelligent)
6 everything is artificial (dresses)
7 they are submitted
8 Production of babies 8 Khaki colour of a group of twins.
9 Light 9 it comes out a little by little experiment to conditioning the bab