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Tag Archives: Metaphor
A Certain Slant of Light
September 27, 2012 Slant of Light “A Certain Slant of Light—on winter afternoons—that oppresses like the weight—of cathedral tunes. Heavenly hurt it gives us—we can fine no scar—but internal difference—where the meanings are,” wrote Emily Dickinson. The poem talks of … Continue reading →
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Walking Metaphors
September 3, 2014 Moral Molasses is the title of a blog on The Walking Dead by Steven Scholzman in 2011. Though it was primarily about Season 2, it still holds true for Season 4. Perhaps more so. He asserts that … Continue reading →
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The Metaphor of the Desert in The English Patient
From Film Studies Class OSU, Spring 1998 The desert is vital to the narrative in Michael Ondaatje’s The English Patient. The desert is parallel to the characters and even embodies them symbolically—more specifically it embodies the characters’ romances and relationships. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Caravaggio, Count László de Almásy, Desert, Hana, Katherine, Kip, Metaphor, Michael Ondaatje, Rocks, The English Patient, War, Wind
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