Journal of Linguistics and Education Research

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• The Miraculous Victory War and Ideology in The Life of Henry The Fifth

  Jingyin Xu

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  Article ID: 3105
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  In William Shakespeare’s play The Life of Henry The Fifth, King Henry V is described as an excellent speaker whose speech becomes the key element of the Britain’s miraculous victory in the Battle of Agincourt, and he attributes the victory to God. It is then worth to explore the reasons why Shakespeare highlights the power...

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• Redefining Masculinity: A Comparative Study of Olive Schreiner’s The Story of an African Farm and Allan Grant’s The Woman Who Did

  Xinyue Wang

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  Article ID: 3367
  396  (Abstract) 7  (Download)
  

  Illuminated by the idea that like women, Victorian men often felt the need to transgress or redefine the gender roles society assigned to them, I compared two distinguished New Women fictions The Story of an African Farm written by the pioneer New Woman Olive Schreiner, and The Women Who Did authored by Allen Grant to...

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