This essay will be an enriching contribution to the academic world for the reasons that Lee Hsien Loong’s speeches are not as widely analysed as his father’s, Lee Kwan Yew, Singapore’s first Prime Minister or Singapore’s second Prime Minister, Goh Chok Tong. Specifically, this essay looks at thematic metaphors or metaphors revolving around a similar theme and the underlying emotions underneath
Creative nonfiction is a genre of writing that compass different forms, ideas, and techniques. It can be based on a true or imaginary story and it can be narrated by the author himself or by an imaginary narrator. One of these forms is personal essays which are a piece of writing, written in the first person that narrates a personal experience or thoughts or opinions of the narrator. Writers use this type of writing for many reasons, for example, to share a unique experience with the world or to
Poem In this essay I will be discussing the poems “Search for my tongue” and “Hurricane in England”. Theses two poems illustrate a similar setting that both main characters are from different cultures living in England, experiencing cultural differences. I have chosen this poem because myself and many others in today’s mobile and diverse society belong to completely different cultures and we are able relate to the positive and negative aspects of living in a place where our native culture is not
serious introduction to Marxian Aesthetics took place outside the academia. I happened to attend a school on Marxism, organized by a collective of left-oriented associations of college teachers, in 1979, at Alwaye, where late P. Govinda Pillai spoke about Raymond Williams and the Frankfurt School philosophers. Aesthetically, he fortified my understanding of dialectical and historical materialism the basics of which I had already gathered from the works of E.M.S.Namboodiripadu, the first Marxist Chief