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List of Elegies: 1. Adonais - Shelley (death of Keats) 2. Astrophel - Sidney (death of Spencer) 3.In Memoriam - Tennyson ( death of Arthur Henry Hallam) 4. Thyrsis - Matthew Arnold ( death of Arthur Hugh Clough) 5. On my first sonne - Ben Johnson ( death of his son) 6. When Licas lost in the doria bloomed- Walt Whitman ( death of Lincoln) 7. In Memory of W. B Yeats - W. H Auden 8. Rugby Chapel - Matthew Arnold ( death of his father) 9. Memorial verses - Mathew Arnold 10. Wordsworth's grave - William Watson 11. Heine's grave - Matthew Arnold 12. Elegy written in the country churchyard - Thomas Gray ( loss of faith) 13. Meditation upon death ( Thanatopsis )- William Cullen Bryant 14. O Captain My captain - Walt Whitman ( death of Lincoln ) 15. Elegy on his Cat - Joachim Du Belly. COINED WORDS* 1. Objective Correlative by  T.S.Eliot 2. Dissociation of Sensibility by T.S.Eliot 3. Willing to Suspension of Disbelief by Coleridge 4. Negative Capability by Keats ...

How To Influence People And Win Them Over INTRODUCTION You will never to be able to control people, but you will be able to let people control themselves in ways that benefit you. If you tell people what to do, they may not listen to you and will probably resent you. You must get people to do what they want to do, while you influence their control over themselves. This report will show you how to do that. There are two ways to get people to do what you want. The first, behavior modification, allows you to change a person's undesirable behaviors using positive reinforcement. The second method of influencing is reality modification, and we'll concentrate most of our attention on this. This influencing technique is successful because of the way in which your requests are presented. In this report, I will show you how to get anything. The secret to getting what you want is the way you go about getting it. KNOW WHAT PEOPLE NEED There are three main goals people subconscious...

--> Prof. T. Ajith,  Head, Department of English, Velammal Institute of Technology 1. I SELL MY DREAMS - Gabriel Garcia Marquez Summary Marquez, one of the famous Latin American novelists in the contemporary English Literature has exquisitely woven the portrait of the ‘magical’ lady Frau Frieda. Many writers have taken the magic realism as the context in their creations but no writer was more touted as an exponent of ‘magic realism’ than Marquez. The author presents this piece as a blend of ‘magic realism and stream-of-consciousness technique’. Author witnesses a catastrophe of giant waves lashing in the shores of Havana Riviera Hotel. Because of the incident all the cars were tossed and littered everywhere and one was secured besides the hotel. The news was reported in the newspaper and the author identified the mangled body of the woman after routing his remi...

Positivism & Post-Positivism Let's start our very brief discussion of philosophy of science with a simple distinction between epistemology and methodology . The term epistemology comes from the Greek word epistêmê, their term for knowledge. In simple terms, epistemology is the philosophy of knowledge or of how we come to know. Methodology is also concerned with how we come to know, but is much more practical in nature. Methodology is focused on the specific ways -- the methods -- that we can use to try to understand our world better. Epistemology and methodology are intimately related: the former involves the philosophy of how we come to know the world and the latter involves the practice . When most people in our society think about science, they think about some guy in a white lab coat working at a lab bench mixing up chemicals. They think of science as boring, cut-and-dry, and they think of the scientist as narrow-minded and esoteric (the ultimate nerd -- thi...

THE APOSTLE IN TRIUMPH (General article based on the cultural conflict and criticism) Losing Culture to Coca-Cola: an Examination of the Influence from the West in India and Latin America The introduction of western corporations in less-developed regions often times causes these regions to become alienated from their native cultures. In particular, in India and Latin America, when western companies came, and especially when they flourished in the 20th century, it created a loss of native culture and introduction of certain aspects of western cultures in those regions. This isolation from their native cultures caused mixed feelings in the people of these regions, shown particularly in the writings of Anita Desai of India, and Pablo Neruda of Chile, in Latin America. Anita Desai was barely ten years old when India received its independence from British colonial rule. This independence was not regarded as a joyous occasion, however. Among others, Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi and Lord Wavell,...

FEMINISM Feminism is a diverse collection of social theories, political movements, and moral philosophies, largely motivated by or concerning the experiences of women, especially in terms of their social, political, and economic situation. As a social movement, feminism largely focuses on limiting or eradicating gender inequality and promoting women's rights, interests, and issues in society. Within academia, some feminists focus on documenting gender inequalities that oppress women and on changes in the social position and representation of women. Others argue that gender, and even sex, are social constructs, and research the construction of gender and sexuality, and develop alternate models for studying social relations. Some feminist scholars have posited that the hierarchies in businesses and government and all organizations need to be replaced with a decentralized ultra-democracy. Some argue that having any central leader in any organization is derived from the andocentric fam...