Analyzing the use of postmodern devices and the end of the novel in Hag-Seed, with a focus on intertextuality, poioumena, and the hypothetical multiverse.

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In the prologue of "Hag-Seed" by Margaret Atwood, the performative nature of storytelling is vividly portrayed through the setting of a theatrical performance within the novel. Atwood intertwines themes of reimagining existing stories, life as a performance, and the connection to Shakespeare's works

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The Feast of Unleavened Bread, also known as Hag HaMatzot, is observed in March/April and holds significant scriptural importance as outlined in Leviticus 23:6-8 and Exodus 12:15-20. This festival spans 15-21 Nisan and entails the eating of unleavened bread for seven days to commemorate the exodus o

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Explore Passover traditions in the Kitah Bet/Olam Tikvah Religious School's second-grade curriculum. Learn to sing Ma Nishtana in Hebrew, discover the significance of Passover foods like matzah and bitter herbs, and engage in activities such as making Matzah Brei and Chocolate Matzah cake. Dive into

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Join us for a special author visit with Victoria Williamson, a talented children's author and qualified teacher. Discover her fascinating journey from studying Physics to writing award-winning novels like "The Fox Girl and the White Gazelle" and "The Boy with the Butterfly Mind." Explore her latest

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Explore the concept of the death of the author in literature through the works "Hag-Seed" and "Team Gonzalo." Delve into Roland Barthes' theory, which separates the author from the text, emphasizing the role of the reader in interpreting meaning within the narrative. Witness how this theory is demon

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