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Eng 45c - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The Turn of The Screw — Henry James
        
        The apparaitions — real or not real?
      - The Man of the Crowd — Edgar Allen Poe
    - - Mrs. Dalloway — Virginia Woolf
      - Their Eyes Were Watching God — Zora Hurston
      - Eurydice — H. D.
    - - W.B. Yeats
      - Langston Hughes
        
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      - The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock — T.S. Eliot
      - Leda and The Swan
  - - - Greek
        
        Eurydice — H.D. Carlton
        
        Leda and the Swan — W.B. Yeats
      - Italian
      - German
        
        The Man of The Crowd
        
        “Some books do not permit themselves to be read”.
        
        The unknown
    - - Unreliable narrator
      - Free indirect discourse
    - - Nature
        
        The Red Wheelbarrow — Williams
        
        Tranquility in isolation, distance from city
        
        Peace in the little things
        
        Sea
        
        Sea Rose, H. D
        
        Sailing To Byzantium — Yeats
    - - Death
        
        Mortality
      - Identity
        
        Bartleby the Scrivener — Melville
        
        To be known is to be alive. In the absence of being know, life cannot flourish
      - Time/ Temporality
  - - - Things Fall Apart — Achebe
    - - Langston Hughes — Harlem Renaissance focus in his work
  - - - The Dead — Joyce
        
        Dinner party / social event
    - - Bartleby the Scrivener — Melville
        
        Bartleby is numbed by his everyday life, isolates and dies
      - The Lake aisle of Inisfree— Yeats