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The Scribe of Stage and Screen: Tom Stoppard

Jun 07, 2019

“We are tied down to a language which makes up in obscurity what it lacks in style,” so says the Player in Tom Stoppard’s renowned play Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Uninhibited by circumstance and convention, Stoppard, an immigrant playwright, breaks free from this line as he pens...
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Wartime and Wilderness in the West: Ernest Hemingway

May 16, 2019

As a man disillusioned by the ravages of war and lost love, Ernest Hemingway penned male-centric fictional works that spoke brusquely of the unpredictable American psyche and, as a result, has been considered a notable trailblazer in 20th-century naturalist literature in the United States. Born...
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Much Obliged: Here’s What Makes Obligated Different from Obliged

May 15, 2019

Learning English? Then you’re obligated to read this article. We have learned over the course of this series that two words that sound alike don’t always have the same meaning. Once in a while, we get word pairs that sound so alike and have meanings that are pretty similar that differentiatin...
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