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17685 Analysis of Poems Based in the Son Buddhist Tradition. This six-page undergraduate paper is an analysis of nine poems, and includes a brief overview of the Son Buddhist tradition. A summary of the whole discussion is included.
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17791 Nature Verse Nurture Analysis of Bladerunner, Go Tell It On the Mountain by James Baldwin, and Devil With a Blue Dress. This paper will seek to understand how the movie Bladerunner, Go Tell It On the Mountain by James Baldwin, and Devil With a Blue Dress relate to nurture and nature analysis. IN this we can see what genetic affects are placed on the main characters, and what traits are being taught by society.
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18140 Naming Of The Parts. Henry Reed's poetry often read with irony due to the nature of his poetry. Naming of Parts is a war poem as Reed describes the naming of the parts of a rifle.
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18606 "Mexicans Begin Jogging" An Analysis of Poetic Voice. This analytical paper addresses the poetic voice, tone, use of irony, and ambiguity in Gary Soot's poem "Mexicans Begin Jogging."
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18360 A Rhyme Scheme and Symbolic Analysis of The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes. This paper will discuss the poem The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes, and seek to understand the symbolic uses and rhyme schemes for this poem. In this manner, we can delve into the poetic style that Holmes is using to voice his views on music and the sea.
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18382 An Analysis of The Raven: Edgar Allen Poe and the Theme of Death. This paper will discuss the poem the Raven by Edgar Allen Poe. By seeking to understand the theme of death that we find in this poem, we can learn of Poe's ability to speak with a compassion for feminine aspects and perceptions.
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18478 "Forgiving My Father": A Marxist Interpretation. This three-page graduate-level essay interprets Lucille Clifton's poem "Forgiving My Father" from the point of view of Marxism. The author discusses the symbolism in the poem which serves to represent the working class as a whole and the capitalist system which oppressed them.
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