The Sound of Silence

subtilité du poème réside dans ce côté répétitif de ce vers de trois syllabes dont l’isolement reflète l’incertitude du poète, son angoisse et sa solitude. C’est une musique trébuchante, une mélodie de fausses notes où la plainte se fait peu à peu silence. 3. Les sonorités Aux sonorités sourdes adoucies de nombreuses liquides «  l ,  m ,   n , de la première strophe 4. Le vocabulaire Les violons au 2ème vers rappellent qu’il s’agit d’une chanson avec un vocabulaire musical. Par delà la musicalité

“ THE LAUGHING GIRL” Explain Nathan’s investigation ( through H. Peoples ) to find Aurora, his ( lost ) “poor niece”. Once he finds out where she lives, he hits the road again ! to bring her back to Brooklyn and the family. Flashback on Aurora’s life and folly. She has been “saved”, i.e. is in the hands of D. Minor, a Christian fanatic who gradually became domineering and abusive until he finally locked her up to control her. The beginning of the chapter focuses on the setting of this abuse

Study of the incipit of Sarah Kane’s Crave. Crave is Sarah Kane’s penultimate play, which was published in 1998. In this play, four characters, respectively named C, M, B and A, are delivering to the audience what we could name utterances. Are they communicating? Is there a kind of logic after all in the play? The first reading of the play is really challenging, first because it is really hard to distinguish who is speaking, as initials do not help us to recognize the characters and give them

AN EXTRAORDINARY ABSENCE ì Liberation in the Midst of a Very Ordinary Life JEFF FOSTER NON-DUALITY PRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Deep gratitude to Nathan Gill Special thanks to Philip Pegler With love to: Adam, Amy, Barry, Joan, John, Josh, Julian, Jeannine, Kriben, Lynda, Mandi, Menno, Mike, Nic, Pamela, Sid, Tijn, Wendy, and everyone else! AN EXTRAORDINARY ABSENCE First published August 2009 by NON-DUALITY P RESS © Jeff Foster 2009 © Non-Duality Press 2009 Cover photograph by Nic Oestreicher

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On the face of it, the reading of this beginning raises our interest: we are confronted with a character that lives on the fringe of society and seems to reject it. Apparently called Murphy, an eponymous surname, he is also chained by several fetters. The setting tends to be pretty clear-cut, thus suggesting trite narrative structures strewed of descriptions. But on second thoughts, there is more to this extract than meets the eye and the reader is justified in thinking that a sort of symbolic

and nobody dared ask just how long she had lasted. Centuries seemed appropriate when you looked at the skin on her hands. She coughed dryily. Most of the kids from round the block had come to the farewell party that they were throwing in my honor, as I made my way back to England after nine years of life in Connecticut, and I knew almost all of them. We sat in front of her, my elder brother in front of me, waiting. And she spoke softly, without overthinking her words, but slow enough for us to understand

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Chapter 1 One winter night, young Ethan Frome is walking to the town church, where dances are held in the basement, to bring his wife's cousin, Mattie Silver, home. The stillness of the winter night reminds him of his engineering and physics courses, which he had been studying for about four years before his father's death had put an end to his studies. In the crowd of people dancing, Ethan looks for a red scarf - the red scarf Mattie always wears. Topic Tracking: Colors 1 A jealous Ethan watches