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17576 The Theme of Morality in She Stoops to Conquest by Goldsmith, and The Country Wife by Wycherly. This paper will seek to compare and contrast the two plays She Stoops to Conquest by Goldsmith, and The Country Wife by Wycherly. By showing the various theme of Morality that abounds in both plays, we can see how they relate in this theme in comedy.
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17577 An Analysis of the Legends and Images of The Glass Menagerie By Tennessee Williams. This paper will discuss the legends and images that appear in The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams. By revealing these aspects of the play, we can delve deeper into this author's ideas about mythical structures.
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17618 Aristophanes' The Birds vs. Plautus' The Brothers Menaechmus. This 3-page paper considers the similarities and differences in these two classical plays. Looking at issues such as the message and the communication tools the paper argues that whilst one is merely entertainment the other is social criticism, but both make use of the many of the same tools to amuse the audience. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
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17867 The Glass Managerie. The Glass Managerie by Tennessee Williams vividly sets its characters in contradictions between conventional values and realities. It forces the characters to reveal their inner self by contradicting the realities as well as their desires. In the play, the contradictions at some point are revealed through symbolism, but more generally, they reveal the characters as fugitive outcasts.
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17897 Handel's Best Known Works of the Messiah. Messiah is one of the best-known works of Handel. Since its creation, the oratorio has undergone many changes though it has not lost its foundation. It stands out due to its simplicity and colorful text-painting that easily overwhelm the emotions even of an average listener. Its interchanges of movements between solos to choruses are most powerful, and compel a listener to wake in its rhythm.
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18298 Waiting for Godot. This paper discusses the structure and meaning of the play Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett.
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18565 Making a Choice. This paper discusses the character of John Polk in the play Am I Blue by Beth Henley.
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