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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Manx World Literature' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Manx World Literature Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Manx World Literature 1. Buying Paintings Romanticism - By: Michael Russell Though sometimes referred to as the “anti-classical” movement in art, Romanticism is a style that focuses on the artist’s individualistic and emotionally wrought point of view, and is found to oppose the art movement known as Neoclassicism. Even though there have been many artists to combine elemen... 2. The Love Poetry Of John Donne: Part 2 Of 3 - By: Ian Mackean The scientific framework of Donne's view of love is seen here: But as all severall soules containe Mixture of things, they know not what, Love, these mixt soules, doth mixe againe, And makes both one, each this and that. Just as the four element... 3. Buying Paintings Realism - By: Michael Russell In literature as well as art realism is the depiction of subjects as they appear in practical, everyday life. Realism does not deal with interpretation or embellishment. The point of realism is to capture people or situations in a gritty and real way. Similar to realist photography, the realist pain... 4. Audio Books - Taking The Market By A Storm - By: Michael Russell The age of card catalogs and going to the library to check out stacks of books, spending hours each day sitting and reading has become a thing of the past for many people. Have people just quit absorbing information? Do they no longer desire to know about the world around them? Wel... 5. Georgian Poetry And James Elroy Flecker - By: Stephen Colbourn The Georgian Poets were named after the reign of King George V who was crowned in 1910. The first volume of Georgian Poetry appeared in 1912, proposed by Rupert Brooke. Four more volumes were published the last in 1922 edited by Sir Edward Marsh. The Georgians are the poets who wro... 6. Bachelor Degree: Literature - By: Michael Russell A bachelor degree student who studies literature learns to think creatively and critically. You interrogate texts not because you have nothing better to do but because literature affords you powerful glimpses of lived experiences and philosophy in action. When you study literature, you a... 7. Women Writers - By: Michael Russell Women writers are writers who bring their own unique perspectives to the world of writing. They craft books that celebrate women and highlight certain aspects of a womans life that others may not realize. But that doesnt men that all women writers are required to write strictly about females or from... 8. Travel London: The Living Past And The Ever-present - By: Frank Johnson London Bridge may have fallen, but this tenacious society has a knack for bouncing back from just about anything. Although much of the city's visible history has been wiped out by centuries of fires, rebuilding and modernization, London is inescapably a prevailing icon of the global past... 9. Religious Metaphysical Poetry: Donne, Herbert, Vaughan - By: Ian Mackean John Donne (1572-1631) established what has become known as the Metaphysical style of poetry which was taken up by later poets such as George Herbert (1593-1633) and Henry Vaughan (1622-95). Some of the chief characteristics of Donne's style are: the abrupt opening of a poem with a surp... 10. Poetry: An Exercise In Emotion And Vulnerability - By: Scott Lindsay [Henry David] Thoreau is a keen and delicate observer of nature - a genuine observer - which, I suspect, is almost as rare a character as even an original poet; and Nature, in return for his love, seems to adopt him as her especial child, and shows him secrets which few others are allowe... 11. The Amsterdam Festival Is The Place To Be This Summer! - By: Andrew Regan Holland is seen by most people as a lively country, with the commercial capital Amsterdam, viewed as a party city. With its ring system of canals and waterways, and all the world-famous museums and historical sights which punctuate the city, Amsterdam is regarded as one of the most roman... 12. German Vacation Destinations Frankfurt - By: Puripong Koomsin Frankfurt, Germany enjoys the prestige of being known as a major business and economic hub not only for Germany but for Europe as a whole. Frankfurt houses the second largest commercial airport in Europe and is a major hub for train rails. The European Central Bank is located in Frankfur... 13. Buying Paintings Symbolism - By: Michael Russell Evoking a taste similar to the Romanticist tradition, but utilized mysticism and sensitivity through mythology and dream imagery, preceding the psychoanalytical work of Freud and Jung. With a strong philosophical touch, more so than a style of art, and Art Nouveau and Expressionist artists such as ... 14. The Merchant Navy And The Internet - By: Ieuan Dolby A web site dedicated to the writings of the sea, ships and all those that sail on them? It sounds strange as who knows what the Merchant Navy is or what those at sea actually do all day, those who work in the Industry that is. Isnt the Merchant Navy something to do with fishing or... 15. The Merchant Navy - By: Ieuan Dolby The Merchant Navy is a culture that remains unknown to most ashore, is now on the web for all to see and learn. A web site dedicated to the writings of the sea, ships and all those that sail on them? It sounds strange as who knows what the Merchant Navy is or what those at sea a... 16. Life As Poetry: Haiku And Zen As An Experience Of Things-as-they-are - By: Isaac Blacksin The realities (rather than concepts) of emptiness (sunyata), suchness or the thing itself (tathata), and the oneness of the phenomenal world are the essential enterprises of the haiku poem. In its expression of true reality, poetry of this and other kinds finds experience in Zen, as the... 17. Improving The Quality Of Research Through Personalization, Autonomy, Reflection And Completion - By: Jan Grundling Introduction Scientific inquiry still represents the essence of science. But what leads to good scientific inquiry resulting in excellent research outputs leaving behind a legacy and an impact on the world? Obviously, it must be that research that has the most insightful rea... 18. Chess Over The Years - By: Michael Russell Over the years, chess spread throughout the world and enjoyed massive waves of popularity. Undoubtedly, reality is reflected in the idea that chess originated either as an aid or substitute for warfare. This stemmed from the notion that chess was invented as a war game and so, that is th... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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