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Orwell’s 1984: Relevancy and Social Work
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A 7 page paper which examines George Orwell’s novel 1984, parallels aspects concerning present day conditions, and discusses how social workers could help prevent the conditions in the novel. No additional sources cited.
Filename: RAowty.rtf

Orwell/1984 Overview
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A 4 page overview of George Orwell's chilling post-World War II novel 1984, which warns that the freedoms of the Western world can be easily lost to totalitarian regimes that claim that surveillance and control of a populace is essential for reasons of security in time of war. This brief summation of Orwell's novel describes his view of the dangers he saw in 1940s policies, as the writer discusses the most prevalent themes in this classic dystopian vision. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Orwell: Why He Wrote “1984”
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A 6 page paper that presents a tutorial essay which presents a more first person perspective, being George Orwell, and arguing why “1984” was written. Bibliography lists 4 additional sources.
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Oscar Wilde's Use Of Power
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Oscar Wilde is known for his flamboyant lifestyle as well as for the price he paid for that lifestyle. This 5 page paper examines the plays Lady Windemere's Fan and A Woman Of No Importance as well as the poem, The Ballad Of Reading Gaol as to the depiction of power and it's meaning to Wilde. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Oscar Wilde, Homosexuality In Life And Fiction
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This 7 page paper argues that novel, The Picture Of Dorian Gray and the play, The Importance Of Earnest are two of his works that reflect how Wilde felt about being a homosexual during the Victorian era. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Oscar Wilde/An Ideal Husband
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A 5 page essay that examines Wilde's play in regards to how it reflected Wilde's aesthetic sense in regards to Victorian morality. Aesthetic intellectuals such as Wilde wrote in reaction to the what they perceived as the hypocrisy of the time. Wilde, like his fellow aesthetics, felt that beauty and art had been corrupted by industrialism. Therefore, as illustrated in his play An Ideal Husband, Wilde was proud of his moral daring and displayed his regard for art in displaying his extraordinary skill with words and sophisticated witty dialogue. No additional sources cited.
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Oscar Wilde/Comic Technique
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A 5 page essay that discusses the comic technique of nineteenth century playwright Oscar Wilde. The writer compares The Importance of Being Earnest and An Ideal Husband. No additional sources cited.
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Oscar Wilde/Picture of Dorian Gray
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:A 10 page research paper/essay that examines the mean of beauty and art in Wilde's classic novel. The writer argues that this is a modern day parable that ultimately argues against a pure interpretation of Wilde's aesthetic philosophy that art and beauty have worth simply for their own sake. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Oscar Wilde: Crime and Culture
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A 5 page paper which explores the theme importance of the condition which argues there is no incongruity between crime and culture as it relates to three of Oscar Wilde's works. The works presented for examination are "Pen, Pencil, and Poison," "The Decay of the Lying," and "An Ideal Husband." No additional sources cited.
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Oscar Wilde: Reflection Of Homosexuality In His Works
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7 pages in length. Did Oscar Wilde's homosexual tendencies provide the author with a hidden theme throughout his works? Some have argued that the author's anxieties with regard to his own homosexuality represents a subtle but obvious enough underlying theme. Although the characters in Oscar Wilde's stories are all in heterosexual relationships, critics contend that there exists an undercurrent of homosexual desire between and among the main characters. They cite that in many of his works, exposure of a secret sin or indiscretion and consequent disgrace is central in design, clearly symbolizing the author's penchant toward homosexuality throughout his literary creations. The writer discusses how one only needs to peruse the myriad pages of Wilde's works in order to ascertain the truth: there is no homosexual reference, hidden or otherwise. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCwilde.doc