Answer:
I feel like the only thing I can retain from the repeating line is a musical affect to the poem, but then again I could be incredibly wrong.
Explanation:
Answer:
Camus wanted to show that the human being is punished with monotony for allowing religious and economic systems to dominate him. In addition, he wants to show that this monotony makes the human being believe that he is part of these systems, but the human is a mere instrument of production and does not have the right to participate in the structuring and choices that this system has.
Explanation:
The Myth of Sisyphu presents the story of Sisyphu, a very intelligent and cunning peasant who was able to deceive the gods with ease, until one day the gods punished him to live, for eternity, by rolling a heavy and large stone from the ground to the top every day.
Albert Camus, used this myth to show how human beings are manipulated and used by religion and capitalist systems, making them live in a monotony that only made these systems grow, but that did not promote any kind of benefits or participation for human beings, keeping them captive in those systems.
Answer:
The overall mood of the poem is bleak more so in the beginning, yet strangely enough, it progresses to become somewhat comedic and high energy. The narrator uses exclamation points, and has one line stanzas to affirm what happened and their mood such as: "But it was Cold in that water! It was cold!" as well as "Life is fine! Fine as wine! Life is fine!" Near the end of the poem, the author knows that they are still going to feel depressed and cry sometimes, they'll be "dogged" which means they will persist through the hardship of their depression.
Explanation:
The correct answer is C.
In order to understand an informational text we have to make sure we truly comprehend it.
The best way to make sure we know what the text is about is discovering the author's purpose. In order to have a better understanding we can ask ourselves questions like: "what is the author's opinion on this subject?"
