Free Essays on Ideal Lover

  1. Putting Unity in Its Place: Organic Unity in Plato’s Phaedrus

    Plato’s Phaedrus Franco V. Trivigno The notion of organic unity has had a long history in aesthetics and art criticism.1 It is a normative aesthetic ideal, which historically has been applied to several of the fine arts, most prominently painting and literature. Both organic unity itself and its critical...

  2. The Emergence and Culmination of the Catherine-Heathcliff Relationship

    clarify the meaning behind several mysteries. For instance, the existence of the second pair of lovers (Catherine and Hareton) makes us wonder as to which pair the author meant to have our approval—which pair of lovers deserves our approval or admiration. That is a question that has never been answered concretely...

  3. Love: a Positive and Uplifting Aspect Not Limited to Physical Desires

    inflated depiction of love. It is almost too perfect. A blissful ideal that is unblemished by the shortcomings and failings of the real world. Yet it is unclear exactly who or what is the object of her love. She may be referring to her lover, but she offers no description of him, but instead glorifies love...

  4. All About Love

    Woman to Her Lover” by Christian Walsh? All three poems have something to do with love and how they feel to the other person. In “When We Two Parted” the narrator looks back on a secret relationship and tells us his feelings of when they split up. Then he hears people talking about his lover, but the...

  5. The Values of Life of Plato and Lao-Tzu

    “doing nothing” as the main themes in his philosophy, which he presents in his book “Tao Te Ching”. They both see their philosophies as the main and ideal way of life, which they try to pursue. Plato and Lao-Tzu being different in many aspects have specific views and values of life, which they believe...

  6. An Exam on Faye Wong: Hong Kong Pop Music and Feminism

    |a “fragile woman” getting hurt in a relationship, calling her | | |lover to treat her nicely and don’t leave her | |Blind Date |falling in love with a...

  7. The Tension Displayed in W.B Yeats' Poetry

    longing to escape the pressures of civilisation and with his desire to possess the courage his heroes did. Above all, I can identify with his wish for an ideal world. Quite frankly, Yeats was a bitter, arrogant and cynical man who, despite his riches and comfortable lifestyle, never seemed happy. An Anglo-Irish...

  8. Story of Timeless Love

    Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is a play about two lovers separated by their feuding families. “From forth the fatal loins of these two foes a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life.” (Pro.I.6) The two foes, of whom Shakespeare speaks, are the Montagues and the Capulets. Their hate for each other...

  9. Satire in the Canterbury Tales

    a framework of what to expect from their respective tale. The first character that is described happens to be the knight, whom is described as the ideal warrior. He is a highly regarded figure, whom is very decorated in battle and has traveled far and wide. A very “reputable man”, as the text would describe...

  10. A Not-Quite Happy Ending: Hazard and Love in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice

    pathetic drama at work. This essay will argue that the undertone of melancholy is generated by the lovers’ failure to realize an ideal of love, and that this failure is gender-based. What is the ideal of love, then, in Venice? Renaissance Neoplatonism depicted love as a “chain or ladder from the basest...

  11. A Society in Which a Woman's Reputation Is the Utmost Importance

    them to a peaceful and lasting marriage. They successfully conquer of the initial misunderstandings, the marriage between Elizabeth and Darcy is the ideal one. The novel’s title just refers to the way in which Elizabeth and Darcy first view each other. It should be pointed out that the qualities of the...

  12. Valentine - Carol Ann Duffy

    Like a lover “ Onions have a strong scent that makes us cry when we cut them. The poet refers to crying over somebody loved, like you would over an onion. Being ‘blinded’ suggests not being able to see straight - usually when one is blinded from love, he does not see any faults in their lover and idealises...

  13. Song of Myself- Section 21

    This epic is, therefore, considered by many critics as an ideal declaration of the American principle of the right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. The analysis of the 21st section is given focus here. The “I” here represents the ideal American whose identity is given as one who believes in...

  14. Tension in The Reluctant Fundamentalist

    Western world posses in relation to Islam and Muslims. Changez comments in the opening paragraph of the book “do not be frightened by my beard: I am a lover of America” By suggesting that the American shouldn’t feel threatened or be suspicious of Changez because of his appearance, readers are made to feel...

  15. Jane's Christian Pilgrimage

    Persians”, that his aims and motives are right.”(Hawley) Jane once again set out upon her journey this time to return to Thornwood and her once lover Rochester. “This part of the story is the healing and blessing part of Jane's Christian pilgrimage.”(Goff) Upon her return to Thornwood she finds nothing...

  16. The Visual Toolbox

    Rodin shows how two sculptors interpret an embrace. The life size human figures represent Western ideals of the masculine and feminine: Rodin captures the sensual delight of that highly charged moment when lovers embrace. Our emotions are engaged as we over look the hardness of marble from which he carved...

  17. To Kill a Mocking Bird 18

    Lee’s ideal man his only fault was that he was too idealistic. Atticus didn’t see any place for prejudice of any kind. He defended a blackman Tom Robinson in a case that he knew would be very difficult to win and could totally change his life. Atticus was brave in doing this. He was “nigger lover” by several...

  18. ARE YOU A ROMANTIC OR A LIBERTINE..?

    Romantic and Libertine. It also talks about the characteristics of a Libertine and a Romantic. This article claims that Romantic lovers are selfless while Libertine lovers do not think of their partner’s feelings. The excerpt explained about an individual’s impersonation of their love affair. The...

  19. Analysis of Amy Lowell's Patterns

    placed on her. The brocaded gown is actually the perfect symbol for the persona's conflict of becoming trapped and controlled by the society's ideals. This brocaded gown was described to be very stiff, heavy , and “not a softness anywhere, only whalebone and brocade”. This description parallels what...

  20. Hehehe

    modified the civil wars of the period into a pointless family feud that takes place in a stable state and he contrasted the unreal pose of the Petrarchan lover with the experience of a young man who is truly in love. Civic peace and true love are two states to which human beings aspire. The two families' failure...

  21. Hegel's Philosophy of History

    of History, on of the greatest in the philosophy cannon, is the great philosophers greatest body of work. The philosophy of History is based on such ideals as the idea that Reason rules history. George Hegel used Immanuel Kant's system of philosophy as a basis for his own, discarding a few ideas and adding...

  22. The Wife of Bath

    The Wife of Bath: An Illusion of Reality When one thinks of marriage, the most common ideal is equality of control among man and woman. Chaucer incorporates two opposing viewpoints on marriage in The Canterbury Tales. The Wife of Bath^s tale, in which she says that one spouse, preferably the wife...

  23. The Great Gasby

    beautiful, young woman with whom Nick begins a romantic relationship WITH. Nick also learns about Daisy and Tom's marriage, Jordan tells him that Tom has a lover, Myrtle Wilson, who lives in the valley of ashes, a gray industrial dumping ground between West Egg and New York City. Not long after this Nick GOES...

  24. Pride & prejudice

    in English literature: the courtship between Darcy and Elizabeth. As in any good love story, the lovers must elude and overcome numerous stumbling blocks, beginning with the tensions caused by the lovers’ own personal qualities. Elizabeth’s pride makes her misjudge Darcy on the basis of a poor first...

  25. Poe’s Women: His Mournful and Never-ending Remembrance

    more famous for his own desperate life than for his brilliant works. The grave cannot hold back the women in Poe’s stories; they return to their lovers through other bodies, haunting the dark recesses of gloomy mansions where the suffering narrators await a reunion with their supernal beauties. Other...

  26. Pre-1914 Poetry

    constant just like the star, it is a fixed point. Shakespeare also uses structure to present the theme of love, he changes the word order in line 11 ‘Lover alters not’ instead of love does not alter’, to once again stress his point that love does not change. ‘Love is not time’s fool but rosy lips and cheeks...

  27. The Awakening

    placed her in abnormal standing. Her behavior, which is really neglecting them, but more instead of little involvement in their lives opposites the ideal mother figure of the age proposed by the society. Her friend, Madame Ratignolle, on the other hand, has the opposite relationship toward both her children...

  28. Speech on Belonging

    secluding an individual relate to their earlier experience. Roger, the protagonist, appears in the dimmed light, reflecting the death of his former lover and their past of AIDS and drugs. He emphasises in song how “time flies” and “time dies”. This characterisation highlights the catalyst and fear behind...

  29. Teacher

    difference between groups overshadows the previously predominant differences within groups” (Montrose 85). The dramatis personae is composed of four lovers, a father, a duke and a duchess, the duke’s servant, a fairy king and queen with their respective trains, the fairy king’s servant, and six artisans...

  30. fdsg

    ornithologistsitting in silence bythe flowingriver or like a lover waitingfor his belovedtill she This content downloaded from 103.192.60.174 on Sat, 27 Feb 2016 08:34:18 UTC All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions - 224 - "^ This poem"Poet, Lover,Bird"no longerwaits but risks surrendering. Watcher" ...

  31. Brave New World

    illicit son of the Director and Linda, born and reared on the Savage Reservation ("Malpais") after Linda was unwittingly left behind by her errant lover. John is an outsider both on the Reservation – where the natives still practice marriage, natural birth, family life and religion – and the ostensibly...

  32. She and the Silver Screen.

    popular Indian cinema. The four main categories that the overwhelming majority of female roles have traditionally fallen into are that of the Ideal Wife, The Ideal Mother, The Vamp, and the Courtesan (Finch). The links between Women’s Studies and Cinema are evident. After the women’s movement, the field...

  33. Advantages and Disadvantages of Getting Married with Foreigner

    are based on love. Due to impact of western culture, women in Taiwan pursuit their ideal love since they know what kinds of Mr. Right suit them. Women in Taiwan are changing their thoughts about perfect lovers for several reasons. First, women are attracted by gentle and humorous Westerns. Most...

  34. Unpredicatble brother

    some truth, but dogs are not the only animal friend whose companionship people enjoy. For many people, a cat is their best friend. Despite what dog lovers may believe, cats make excellent housepets as they are good companions, they are civilized members of the household, and they are easy to care for...

  35. The Glass Menagerie 5

    how an ideal, prominent family should behave and appear. She was determined to have her children fit the social mold she had created in her mind. They were to be well groomed, well spoken, eager to please with a desire to prosper. Amanda focused her energy on molding her family to fit these ideals. Chasing...

  36. Brave New World vs The Time Machine

    and technology reach their most advanced states. Members of a society can also change. In most cases, members develop according to the new rules or ideals that are of the norm. Some changes are for the betterment of society while others prove to have more negative impacts. These are all changes one can...

  37. To what extent does Oscar Wilde rely on rely on food to compound comedy in the “Importance of Being Earnest”

    heaven” are reversed and has a sudden urge to be wed to her. Wilde is suggesting how Victorian upper class gentlemen were supposed to be experienced lovers in preparation for marriage in order to live up to social standards, this may be a pointed criticism to the audience of the time period stating how...

  38. intro

    sending the poets and playwrights out of his ideal Republic, or at least censoring what they wrote; and he wanted music and painting severely censored. The arts, he thought, are powerful shapers of character. Thus, to train and protect ideal citizens for an ideal society, the arts must be strictly controlled...

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    to his needs'. From the 1900s they started setting up Kibbutzim (communal farms). Young and romantic Most of those who subscribed to the Zionist ideal were so absorbed in their spiritual vision that they did not realize that there were already people living in Palestine. Many believed the region was...

  40. Literature Has Two Faces

    ” a hundred and twenty six of them were addressed to a young man known as the “fair lord.” Therefore, the fair lord was thought to be Shakespeare’s lover. Furthermore, Shakespeare’s religious believes were heavily criticized. People tore him up between many different religions and made up all kind of...

  41. The Government’s Destruction of Emotional Bonds in Both the Handmaid’s Tale and 1984

    Bonds in Both The Handmaid’s Tale and 1984 There are few bonds stronger than those developed from loving relationships among family, friends, and lovers; therefore, the only possible way for a government to gain absolute power is to sever these bonds. When a government removes emotional ties; it instills...

  42. the Little governess

    Casteras states, Rossetti, especially in his mature style introduced his own ideal of beauty where he “put a strong emphasis on physicality as well as sensuous spirituality” (30). From his paintings emerged a peculiar ideal of woman which was completely different from established Victorian conventions...

  43. Abhijananshakuntalam

    beauty in detail we are able to see Shakuntala as both the object and subject of desire. As Chandra Rajan points out, “the play examines accepted ideals and the relation of what seems to what is, of semblance to truth, through the comments of Madhavya and by means of ironies built into the structure...

  44. Compare and Contrast Porphyrias Lover and My Last Duchess

    contrast ‘Porphyria’s Lover’ which is about a psychotic Lover who murders his female Lover with ‘My Last Duchess’ which is about a Duke who invites his fiancées intermediary and talks about his previous wife, Both poems deal with the issue of love. (S)Both ‘Porphyria’s Lover’ and ‘My Last Duchess’...

  45. In the Heat of the Night

    Sam does not respond this way in the beginning of the book. Sam’s change is so apparent that others notice his actions; “Nigger lover!” (pg.96). Ralph calls Sam a nigger lover because of Sam’s actions towards black people. He is totally different from the racial Sam we see at the start of the novel. ...

  46. Marriage 31oct2011

    are not prone to divorce, as one might suspect; their marriages are less fulfilling to begin with, so there is no erosion of a Western-style romantic ideal. Lastly, and perhaps most important, it is the loss of love and affection, not the emergence of interpersonal issues, that sends couples journeying...

  47. Odyssey.

    their affairs with gods. We hear nothing about these women's accomplishments in their lifetime. Odysseus tells how Antiope could "boast a god for a lover,"(193) as could Tyro and many other women. Epikaste was called "that prize"(195) her own son unwittingly married. Some women are known for the deeds...

  48. Nils Christie

    room where they would talk. Not only were they in the same room together, their close friends and family were also present. “The parties, the former lovers, were in the center of the room” (Christie, Conflicts as property, pg.2).3 “Lawyers are particularly good at stealing conflicts. They are trained...

  49. John Keats Ode on a Grecian Urn

    on forever. They will never change. It's spring, and it will always be spring; the leaves will never turn color and fall. The young maiden and her lover will never kiss. That unrequited love is sweet, protected through eternity on the urn. It will never grow old and it can never fade. With the third...

  50. Psychoanalysis: Dominant-Submissive Relationships and Masochism in D.H.Lawrence`S Lady Chatterlay`S Lover

    Psychoanalysis: Dominant-Submissive Relationships and Masochism in D.H.Lawrence`s Lady Chatterlay`s Lover Lady Chatterley`s Lover is a novel by David Herbert Lawrence, which was selected to illustrate the picture of dominant-submissive relationships and masochism among main characters from the point...

  51. Heroes Throughout Time

    because they define the limits of our aspirations” writes Santa Clara university ethics scholar Scott LeBarge ”we define our ideals by the heroes we choose, and in turn, our ideals define us. Heroes symbolize the qualities we’d like to posses and the ambitions we’d like to satisfy.” So the roles that heroes...

  52. Feminism in Hemingway's Short Stories

    is a burden: he is unwilling to take on the responsibility, particularly when he is not yet ready to take on the burden of a wife. So he wants his lover to abort her pregnancy. And if she wants to retain his love, she must agree to his demands and sacrifice her motherhood. As it often happens, the vulnerable...

  53. A Number of Emotions

    verb (e.g., Wo ai ni, "I love you") or as a noun, especially in aiqing (愛情), "love" or "romance." In mainland China since 1949, airen (愛人, originally "lover," or more literally, "love person") is the dominant word for "spouse" (with separate terms for "wife" and "husband" originally being de-emphasized);...

  54. ENG 125 Week 5 Assignment Racialism And Ethnicities in Country Lovers and What it’s like to be a Black Girl (for Those of You Who Aren’t)

    And Ethnicities in Country Lovers and What it’s like to be a Black Girl (for Those of You Who Aren’t) To Purchase this Tutorial Copy And Paste Below Link In Your Browser http://www.homework-bank.com/downloads/eng-125-week-5-assignment-racialism-ethnicities-country-lovers-like-black-girl-arent/ For...

  55. The Quality That Separates Humans from Other Beings

    purely emotional and that we cannot be aware of who we love and why. An excerpt of Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice states: "But love is blind and lovers cannot see/The pretty follies that they themselves commit.[8]" Shakespeare, along with the other philosophers of the Elizabethan era would state that...

  56. Connecting and Comparing

    Let me count the ways. I love thee to the depth and breadth and height My soul can reach, when feeling out of sight For the ends of Being and ideal Grace I love thee to the level of everday’s Most quiet need, by sun and candle-light. I love thee freely, as men strive for Right; I love thee purely...

  57. Love Spells to bring back a Lost Lover +27730831757

    loving… Unfortunately, sometimes dissension surfaces and a crack occurs, causing an unpleasant parting of the ways. My love rituals can win back lost lovers of many years and fix a broken relationship, no matter how severe. Although time can heal some wounds, there are wounds that are so deep, they last...

  58. The Changing Life of a Traditional Housewife

    total opposite of her mother. She is devoted to the church and strives to make something of her young teenage life. Mercedes later got married to her lover, Andres. They had two children, a boy they named Ismeal and a girl, Leila. Ismeal eventually persuades his parents to move to New York City where they...

  59. Men in Athenian Society

    responsibility to control every aspect of the woman’s life including but not limited to their sexual activity. The married male citizen of Athens believed the” ideal wife should stay out of public site, dutifully obey him, and, above all, produce legitimate male children to carry on the family name. During the...

  60. Misogyny in Hip Hop

    loosely dress. The American Hip Hop cultures, in particular, and Western media, more generally, are charged with glamorizing and perpetuating unrealistic ideals of women’s life .In this male dominated cultural art form of gangster rap the artist say they are just describing what they see every day in the in...