Tissue and the prelude

Quote: “A huge peak, black and huge” — The Prelude

1.Childlike Regression and Fear: The repetition of “huge” conveys Wordsworth’s stunned, almost childlike reaction to nature’s immense power. Similarly, in Tissue, Dharker uses fragile paper to show how easily human constructs can be overwhelmed by natural forces, such as “the sun” shining through borderlines, suggesting that both speakers are forced to confront their own insignificance.

2.Symbolism and Transience: The mountain

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Ozymandias vs. London

1. Ozymandias – “Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!”

•Command Verb (Imperative): The verb “Look” conveys Ozymandias’s arrogance, attempting to assert dominance over future generations, suggesting an inflated sense of power. This contrasts with the powerless citizens in London, whose suffering is imposed upon them by external forces, not self-proclaimed power.

•Irony: The juxtaposition of “despair” with the ruined state of the statue highlights the

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Inspector calls

Both [Character/Theme 1] and [Character/Theme 2] in An Inspector Calls intricately embody [central theme], interrogating the pervasive social and moral consequences of [issue/conflict]. While [Character/Theme 1] manifests [perspective/trait] through [dramatic/linguistic technique], [Character/Theme 2] similarly exemplifies [related perspective/trait] via [different but complementary technique], collectively constructing a multifaceted critique of [theme/issue].” Priestley crafts [Character/Theme...

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English structure

“Both [Poem 1] by [Poet 1] and [Poem 2] by [Poet 2] intricately unravel the multifarious dimensions of [central theme], probing the enduring repercussions of [issue/conflict] with penetrating psychological acuity. While [Poem 1] manipulates [technique] to crystallise [theme] with visceral immediacy, Poem 2 deploys [technique] to evoke a complementary yet nuanced interrogation of [related conceptual or emotional facet], thereby orchestrating a dialectic exploration of power and its aftermath.”...

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Cheeemis

1. Carboxylic Acids - Oxidation of primary alcohols or aldehydes <br> - Hydrolysis of esters (acidic/basic) - Hell-Volhard-Zelinsky (HVZ): α-halogenation via PBr₃ and Br₂ <br> - Ester hydrolysis (acid/base mechanism) - Polar, acidic <br> - Form strong H-bonds <br> - Undergo nucleophilic substitution

2. Acid Derivatives <br> (Acid chlorides, esters, amides, anhydrides) - From acids using SOCl₂ (chloride), acetic anhydride, Fischer esterification - Claisen Condensation:...

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Economics 11

Definition: Fiscal policy refers to the government’s policy of managing its income (revenue) and spending (expenditure) to influence the country’s economy. It is mainly concerned with taxation, public spending, and borrowing. Objectives of Fiscal Policy:-1. Economic Stability – To control inflation or deflation by adjusting government spending and taxes.2. Full Employment – To create job opportunities by investing in public works and development projects.3. Economic Growth – To increase...

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Chemistry chit 33

UNIT 1: Carboxylic Acids and Their Derivatives (13 Lectures)

1. Preparation of Carboxylic Acids

Oxidation Reactions:

Primary alcohols → Carboxylic acids (using KMnO₄, CrO₃, etc.)

Aldehydes → Carboxylic acids

Ketones (via haloform reaction in methyl ketones)

Ester Hydrolysis:

Acidic hydrolysis: RCOOR’ + H₂O → RCOOH + R’OH

Alkaline hydrolysis (saponification): RCOOR’ + OH⁻ → RCOO⁻ + R’OH

2. Important Reactions

Hell-Volhard-Zelinsky Reaction:

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ппеароупа

Frage № 1: l hierMeinungsfreiheitgilt.

Frage № 2Religionsunterrichtteilnimmt.

Frage № 3: DAlleEinwohner / EinwohnerinnenundderStaatmüssensichandieGesetzehalten.

Frage № 4: Meinungsfreiheit

Frage № 5: DerWählerdarfbeiderWahlwederbeeinflusstnochzueinerbestimmtenStimmabgabegezwungenwerdenundkeineNachteiledurchdieWahlhaben.

Frage № 6: Grundgesetz

Frage № 7Glaubens- undGewissensfreiheit

Frage № 8: AllesollengleichvielGeldhaben.

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CHARACTER

In Akhil Sharma's "Family Life," Ajay Mishra is a complex character who is deeply affected by a tragic accident that leaves his brother Birju severely brain-damaged. He carries a heavy burden of guilt and responsibility for the family's new reality, often acting as a scapegoat hero. Ajay's actions and relationships are shaped by this overwhelming guilt, making him a central figure in the novel's exploration of family dynamics and grief.

Elaboration:

Guilt and Responsibility: Ajay is deeply affected

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