No additional sources cited. The writer argues that the two protagonists represent the way that brave individuals have always challenged the unknown, and, in so doing, have advanced the race as a whole. Bibliography lists 2 sources. A six page paper looking at the theme of this classic French novel, and its implications for us today. The paper argues that while the writing style may seem overly Romantic to us now, its essential values are those desperately needed in our society.
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Her letters, hundreds of them, were written to her daughter after her daughter s marriage in 1669 and subsequent move to Provence, describe in careful detail the life at court in Paris, her own longing for her daughter, her views on politics and philosophy, as well as a commentary on the world around her. The letters continued for almost three decades and reflect the ways in which woman communicate a great deal about themselves in the ways that they comment on the world around them. Bibliography lists 3 sources. The writer relates the literary elements of her poetry and its significance to what the poems tell the modern reader about medieval life. Bibliography lists 5 sources.