第1个回答 2022-11-10
1.It is under this statement that the book is written and indeed
the book has done more than enough to help teenagers on their ways. Critics may claim that this book is too brief on some philosophical issues and has left too many important philosophers untouched. Yet face it; with the book over 300 pages already and in this age when students are opting for puter games but not reading
it is more important to arouse their interest than to provide for them dry
dreary and detailed reports. All in all
I believe that Sophie’s World is a rare thoughtful book aiming for youth readership in the market. 2.This points to an essential contradiction in Hardy; although he was radical in many ways
he also had a strong conservative tendency. This conservative tendency is clearly seen in his desire to record the culture of his native Dorsetshire; the depictions of life on Egdon Heath
the work
beliefs
festivities
superstitions
dialect and relationships beeen the heath folk in The Return of the Native intend to preserve ‘a vanishing life’. The Return of the Native was written during the happiest period of his marriage and with the sense of relief that he felt on returning to his native Dorset. It marked a departure in Hardy’s career as a novelist and is perhaps his most ambitious novel. It offers no easy solutions to the moral questions it raises
and the dramatic and passionate impression of life it creates is profound in its effect.
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Title:Hour of the olympics Author:mary pope o *** orne No.of page:74 I love this book so much. Once I start it
I can never put it down till I'm done. I want to keep them locked in a safe where no one can get to them but me. I think about this book so much that when I go to sleep Idream I'm in the story. It's really exciting
and it's never a nigare. I love this story so much that I could read it with my eyes closed.
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