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Most people are in search of a partner with whom they can spend the rest of their life. Two people spend their life together if they feel the same special affection for each other that is called love. Love can bloom after what is "love at first sight", or also as a result of a long and intense friendship. In our modern society a person is more and more

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Auf den Steinhofgründen befindet sich die Otto Wagner Kirche, ein typisches Bauwerk des Jugendstils.
Der Donauturm ist das höchste Wahrzeichen Wiens. In über 170 Meter Höhe bieten ein Restaurant und eine Aussichtplattform einen herrlichen Blick über Wien und die Umgebung.
Schön ist auch der Blick von den Wiener Hausbeigen auf Wien. ~

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After that first meeting, Dorian and Lord Henry became fast friends and frequent partners at local theatres. Henry presented Dorian with a gift - a book about a young man's passions, sins and vileness. Dorian became captivated by its plot. For years he leafed through its pages - anct the book became an entrenched, tragic guide in the life of Dorian Gray

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Main works: Songs of Innocence(1789), dealing with childhood as the symbol of innocence, a state of soul connected with happiness, freedom and imagination. Songs of Experience, where a more pessimistic view of life emerges in the powerful symbolism used by Blake. These songs are intended to be read together with the Songs of Innocence. Experience, ident

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The sale of this and other books was not a success and Blake was forced to illustrate the work of other authors.
Despite his dislike of patronage, he was obliged to look of patrons and rely on their protection and money almost till his death in 1827. Of this other works, the so-called prophetic books expressed his belief in the poet as a prophet and

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Main Works:

• The Marriage of Heaven and Hell – (1790):
A prose work is a mixture of aphorisms, anecdotes, proverbs, ect. It’s totally influenced by Milton (“Satan’s speech”) so Satan is positive because full of energy and even because W.B. is fascinated by contrast: “Without contraries there’s not progress” They are necessary for evol

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Another theme is freedom, in fact he believes, like Rousseau that (" man is born free and everywhere he is in chains") so he exalted the American and the French revolutions. His love for justice and freedom led him to oppose to any type of institution, including church and state, to symphatize with the oppressed classes and even to support the vendicat

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. Dual Vision of Life:
Innocence: he see the condition of Man in the Garden of Eden before the Fall. The world of innocence is represented by the symbols of Lamb and Child.
Experience: he see the world of normal adult life.
They are “the two contrary states of Human Soul”.

. Dual Vision of God:

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Blake’s work was not really appreciated until the end of 19th century, while now he is considered a major poet.
Songs of Innocence and of Experience represent only a fragment of his total poetic production, but illustrate his major themes and his style. The two part of the collection are complementary, in fact there is a dual vision of life.
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Blake scholars disagree on whether or not Blake was a mystic. In the Norton Anthology, he is described as "an acknowledged mystic, [who] saw visions from the age of four" (Mack 783). Frye, however, who seems to be one of the most influential Blake scholars, disagrees, saying that Blake was a visionary rather than a mystic. "'Mysticism' . . . means a cer