Answer:
Shaw asserts that" the rest of the story need not to be shown in action and indeed would hardly need telling if not for our dependence on the romantic traditions of happy endings."
Explanation:
In the pygmalion play, Shaw tries to not only use language and words to create art but also to make the readers to examine the power of language. Shaw insisted that Eliza will not marry Higgins because Higgins is domineering and insensitive.. Higgins objectifies Eliza as well as bullies her. She is the main component of his experiment. the major themes of the play is that of language, social status and transformation.
Eliza's well considered decision not to marry Higgins is as a result of the way he treats her and her instincts tells her not to marry Higgins. She is therefore guided by her instinct. however Higgins indifference to young women on his believe that they had an irresistible rival in his mother gave a clue as to how an inveterate old bachelor he is. For Higgins to idealize his mother instead of Eliza seem to them as absurd and unnatural. Eliza also mentions the fact that Mr.Fredrick Eynsford Hill is pouring out his love for her daily and Freddy is twenty years younger than Higgins, He is also a gentleman and well dressed and loves her genuinely and as well does not dominate her or master over her like Higgins.
Answer:
"Flags Flying In The Sniff Wind" is a NOUN PHRASE.
<em>It is not appositive phrase</em>.
Explanation:
Group of words which function as a noun are known as Noun Phrases.
It is not appositive because appositive phrases rename the noun next to it.
For example: "Ben is teaching in school" is a noun phrase but it becomes appositive if it is this way: "Ben, an English lecturer is teaching in school".
Therefore, "Flags Flying In The Sniff Wind" is a NOUN phrase and NOT APPOSITIVE.
<span>a phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought.</span>
Three different topics - religion, language and nationality are come across in James Joyce's works. He uses this topics or at least one of them, intertwined with symbolism to show the paralysis. Joyce chose Dublin as a location because this place was relevant to write the moral history behind the paralysis affected by the three topics.
Araby begins with the words “… when the Christian Brothers’ school set the boys free.” and confuses the careful reader with the intended meaning. In the next paragraph, the author explains it as a "death of a religion". The setting of the house - useless books, their yellow, curled and damp pages are all the indication of it. All of these symbolism is the approach of younger Irish people to the religion as a past experience, as something old and not important. Another religious symbolism is "an apple tree" which foreshadows the boy's fate towards the end of story.
The relationship between the narrator and his uncle is the representation of England's oppression towards Ireland where his uncle symbolizes England. The cold and gloomy rooms is the description of the lifestyle of Irish people.
The relationship of the boy and Mangan's sister shows how the latter actually doesn't care about him and it is developed in the story again with the symbolic relationship.
When the boy reaches the bazaar, he is not able to fulfill his duty which shows the failing role of a church. It is the moment of darkness when he was impatiently searching for the light.
The realization in the end is the climax of the epiphany which Joyce conceals in the story with his great use of symbolism and sub-textual meaning.
