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Entertainment and Arts provide us with diversion and pleasure that make life a true joy. Whether it is through movies, music, games, or theater, the arts have a way of touching our souls. Questions in this category have to do with all types of entertainment, including the arts, media, modern and historical entertainment, as well as the effects of entertainment and arts on our society.

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What is the critical appreciation of 'Daffodils' by Wordsworth?

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The literal and scientific fact was that Wordsworth saw a large bed of wild daffodils besides a lake, agitated by the spring wind. The rest is all imagination.

What is the difference in realism and naturalism?

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Realism refers to the depiction of subjects as they appear in every day life.

Naturalism depicts the subject as they appear in every day life in a pessimistic manner, in opposition to nature fighting for their survival, and is viewed in an objectual scientific manner.

Naturalism should not be confused with environmentalism which believes mankind must work with nature as he is a part of it.

Note that this is in reference to the Literary movement. Not worldviews or philosophies.

The main difference is that realism tends be concerned with viewing the character scientifically. Naturalism stemmed from Realism after the views of Darwin were "accepted" or atleast "contemplated thouroghly".

What is synergistic interaction?

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An antagonistic interaction occurs when each drug's effect is canceled out by the other or the action of each drug is reduced.

Which cartoon strip was created by the cartoonist Bill Watterson?

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"Calvin and Hobbes" is Bill Watterson's creation .

What were John Dryden poems about?

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He changed English literature through his

versatility and professionalism-establishing writing as a legitimate

career in England

. He wrote in a clear, direct, and elegant style

How much money does bill watterson make?

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There are 18 collections of his work "Calvin and Hobbes" .

Who where the most popular writers of the 1920's and what were there books?

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--T.S. Eliot (poet)

--F. Scott Fitzgerald ("The Great Gatsby")

--D.H.Lawrence ("Lady Chatterley's Lover")

--Robert Frost (poet)

--Agatha Christie ("Murder on the Orient Express")

--Edith Wharton ("The Age of Innocence")

--Eugene O'Neill (playwright--wrote "A Long Day's Journey Into Night")

--Hart Crane (poet)

--Ezra Pound (poet)

--Edna St. Vincent Millay (poet)

--H.G. Wells ("The War of the Worlds")

--Ernest Hemingway ("The Old Man and the Sea")

--Gertrude Stein ("The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas")

--Sinclair Lewis ("Main Street")

--H.L. Mencken ("The American Language")

and literary critical reviews of Mark Twain's work took center stage during the 1920's

I'm unsure as to the exact number of books published by these authors in the 1920's, but investigating through search engines would no doubt provide assistance.

What is meaning of who art thou?

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'Who art thou' is an old English term. Modernly translated, it means 'Who are you?' It's just a different way of asking someone's identity.

What does Carlisle Cullen look like?

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He looks like a model, he is tall and blond and his face is 'pure and good.' He has gold eyes like the rest of 'vegetarian' vampires which darken to black with thirst. He is also very pale like other vampires.

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How do you give a person a slam book?

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It is a notebook passed amongst children and teenagers. The keeper of the book poses a question, the book is passed around and the participants fill in their own answers to the question

Where is the bone on The Land Of Woofs page in Where is Waldo the Wonder Book?

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It is near the center of the page to the left of the top of the banana tree.

How does Wordsworth relate daffodils to the bliss of solitude?

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This is a line from William Wordsworth's poem "I wandered lonely as a cloud" also known as "The Daffodils".This line means that when he's alone at his home probably reflecting,the memory of the daffodils comes to him. This memory is a blessing for him. He is happy remembering his experience.
This is a line from William Wordsworth's poem "I wandered lonely as a cloud" also known as "The Daffodils".This line means that when he's alone at his home probably reflecting,the memory of the daffodils comes to him. This memory is a blessing for him. He is happy remembering his experience.

How did shakespeare write great stories?

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In 1623, almost all of the plays we attribute to Shakespeare were published in a large and lavish book by two former actors in The King's Men, John Heminges and Henry Condell. The book calls Shakespeare the author of the plays and contained testimonials to Shakespeare's skill as a playwright. Many of the plays had already been published and attributed to William Shakespeare earlier.

Was this "William Shakespeare" someone's pen-name or was it the name of a real person? Well, one of the founding members of The King's Men was a man called William Shakespeare, who is also listed as an actor in productions of plays put on by them, and was referred to by others, so there was a real person by that name. Nobody ever uses the name of a real person as a pen-name, and especially not the name of a real person who is involved in the same business. (Imagine what would happen if you tried to write a book under the pen-name J.K. Rowling!)

This William Shakespeare would seem to be the same person as a William Shakespeare who was born, was married and had children in Stratford-upon-Avon. Court documents suggest that the Stratford Shakespeare had business interests in London, and there is no record of him having business interests in Stratford, although he bought property there with money he got from someplace. There is no evidence of a William Shakespeare who was born at about the same time somewhere else. Most convincingly, the Stratford Shakespeare left property in his will to Heminges and Condell, the two guys who published the plays. There is also a funeral monument in the church in Stratford, erected by the widow of the Stratford Shakespeare, which shows him as a writer and bears a strong resemblance to the guy on the title page of the Folio.

Who wrote the great gaspy?

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Are you sure you mean, "the great gaspy?" The Great Gatsby was written by F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1925.

What are all the HIVE books?

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HIVE is based on a book about an orphan named otto who is abnormally smart and can read super fast. He is enrolled in a school for villians, and books are about his adventures in said school.

What did we use before paper?

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before people wrote on paper, they wrote on trees. they used a rock to carve in what thy wanted to write. after they cut down the tree and gave it to the person they wanted to write to or kept it them selves.... so when they went to the grocery store, you would have to bring a tree with you because your grocery list would be on the tree.

~Makayla Wright <3

What is monograph printing?

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Hand-made printing and a type of art.

What will happen when there is no media?

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When there is no media, then there would be crashes in thre stock market, because nothing would be advertized to be sold. And there would be less communication in the world.

Is there a kaze no stigma season 2?

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Sorry but there isnt one out now. And if there will be no plans have been made as far as I know. Sorry! But a good anime to ty if you havent seen it already is Infinite stratos. Or demon king diamo they're really good.

What does anti-climatic mean in literature?

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An unexpected decrease of tension that often ends the plot without resolving the central conflict