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Comparative Property Law explores the evolution of property transfer in Roman law. In classical Roman law, property transfer required an external act of delivery. Over time, formal acts like mancipatio and traditio became common for property transfer. During the Justinian period, traditio became the

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Learn about the Roman Republic's expansion from 350 B.C.E. to 150 B.C.E., including their policies towards conquered territories, trade networks, and conflicts with Carthage in the Punic Wars. Explore key aspects of Roman society, politics, economics, and culture during this period through bellringe

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Explore the rich history of Roman medicine and literature through the writings of influential figures like Pliny the Elder. Discover how Roman cures for ailments were associated with treatments such as baths and exercises. Uncover fascinating details about medical practices, including the first phys

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The Rape of Lucretia by Sextus Tarquinius was a key event leading to the downfall of the Roman kings and the establishment of the Republic. Lucretia's character, representing chastity and virtue, inspired Brutus to take a stand against the tyrannical rulers. Brutus's impassioned speech and vow marke

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The task involves analyzing the foundation myths of Rome, focusing on the development, religious, and military initiatives. By comparing Livy and Dionysius' interpretations of Romulus's contributions, considering issues of trustworthiness, and creating infographics on Roman hierarchy and omens, stud

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Shakespeare's writing encompassed various forms of poetry and prose, notably blank verse, iambic pentameter, and sonnets. His works showcase a mastery of language and rhythm, with blank verse representing unrhymed poetry following iambic pentameter patterns, while sonnets adhere to strict rhyme sche

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The historical origins and formation of German law were shaped significantly by the late contact with Roman law during the Medieval and Renaissance period. The weak central imperial power, rising influence of territorial rulers, and the lack of a common legal system in Germany prompted the appeal fo

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The Duke of Buckingham's satirical play "The Rehearsal" marked a significant shift in Restoration drama by mocking contemporary heroic plays and literary figures like John Dryden. The play, first performed in 1671, achieved popularity and influenced a tradition of dramatic burlesque on the English s

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Satire, through elements like exaggeration, incongruity, reversal, and parody, is used in the movie Shrek (2001) to mock traditional fairy tale tropes. The character Princess Fiona's unconventional fighting style and role reversal as the hero challenge typical narrative expectations. By analyzing sp

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Dive into the world of poetry reading techniques and themes in blank verse literature through the exploration of Wordsworth's "Prelude," Barbauld's works, and "Beachy Head." Discover the nuances of managing blank verse, the shift from epic to romantic poetry, and the reflective and organizational as

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Delve into the world of Roman Britain through inscriptions, exploring the lives of its inhabitants. Lesson 2 focuses on deciphering inscriptions to unveil historical insights. Learn to craft historically-valid questions using key words and understand how these artifacts reveal details about everyday

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This guide provides an overview of Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World," discussing its themes of propaganda, censorship, conformity, genetic engineering, and social conditioning. Delve into the novel's depiction of a controlled society, the use of technology, consumerism, and the satire employed to cr

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Aristophanes, a prominent figure in ancient Greek comedy, wrote 40 plays with only 11 surviving to this day. His play "The Clouds" criticized contemporary politics and education, even portraying Socrates unfairly. Despite facing challenges during his time, Aristophanes's works continue to be appreci

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Delve into the representation and treatment of bodies in Roman verse satire through the works of Horace and Persius. Analyze how these poets intertwine physical vulnerabilities, personal histories, and societal critique within their satirical compositions. Discover the power of vulnerability in sati

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Explore how Oscar Wilde uses humor, satire, and wit to develop characters like Jack and Algernon in "The Importance of Being Earnest." Dive into the clever use of cucumber sandwiches, the creation of false identities, and the ridiculing of British aristocracy to unravel the layers of social commenta

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Explore the diverse experiences of Roman religion in Pompeii, where worship of multiple gods was common and individuals had the flexibility to honor both official and personal deities. Learn about the tolerant attitude towards religious differences in the Roman Empire and how beliefs evolved over ti

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Explore the historical context of early Christian martyrs in the Roman Empire, starting from the first century with the reign of Augustus to the turmoil and persecutions in the third century under emperors like Diocletian. Learn about the Roman religion, the Five Good Emperors, and the social dynami

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Delve into the intriguing world of ancient Rome through a visual journey showcasing the impact of Roman civilization. Discover the architecture, art, infrastructure like roads and drains, calendar systems, coins, and the luxurious baths they enjoyed. Uncover the influence of the Roman Empire on vari

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Argentina boasts a rich tradition of comics, with iconic figures and writers comparable to those of New York and Paris. The development of comics in Argentina can be traced back to the 19th century, evolving from single-panel political satire to magazine and newspaper formats. The Golden Age of Arge

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Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels is not just a travel log but a work of satire that cleverly critiques social issues and human weaknesses through the adventures of Lemuel Gulliver. Swift's use of exaggeration and irony in Gulliver's encounters with various societies reflects the satirical underto

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Delve into the world of satire with this presentation exploring the types of satire such as Juvenalian and Horatian, along with elements like hyperbole, incongruity, and reversal. Discover how satire is used as a literary technique to mock human vices and learn about the humor and criticism it conve

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British archaeologist Sir Mortimer Wheeler excavated Maiden Castle between 1934 and 1937, uncovering evidence of the Roman arrival around AD 50. The site revealed insights into the Roman invasion in AD 43, showcasing advanced Roman equipment like the ballista. The discovery included carefully buried

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Roman civilization was influenced by Greek culture, as seen in their art, literature, and architecture. Roman artists and writers borrowed ideas from the Greeks but adapted them to suit their needs. They created realistic statues, innovative buildings with features like arches and domes, and iconic

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Delve into the world of satire, a literary device that combines humor and criticism to target human flaws and societal issues. Uncover the origins, major types, and key devices used in satire, as well as its significance in critiquing and improving human institutions and behaviors. Understand how sa

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Delve into the intricate world of Shakespeare's language with a focus on prose, rhymed verse, and blank verse. Learn how to distinguish between these forms and their significance in his plays through visual and textual clues. Explore examples of rhymed couplets and heroic couplets, shedding light on

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Explore the various aspects of poetry meter and verse types including stress or accent, accentual verse, syllabic meter, and accentual-syllabic verse. Learn about stressed/accented syllables, rhythmical patterns, syllable counting, types of feet in poetry, and examples of different metrical structur

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Explore different types of versification in poetry, including Light Verse, Free Verse, Blank Verse, and Closed/Formal Verse. Learn about their characteristics, examples from renowned poets, and how they contribute to the art of poetry. Discover the nuances of each form and enrich your appreciation f

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Explore the basics of Shakespeare's verse in Macbeth, including the use of iambic pentameter, blank verse, and the variation of verse for different characters and moods. Discover the importance of meter and how it enhances the dramatic effect of the play. Dive into introductory readings and gain ins

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Roman poetry encompassed various genres such as epic, drama, lyric, satire, and pastoral, with poets like Virgil and Catullus making significant contributions. The neoteric poets, inspired by Hellenistic traditions, added a new dimension to Roman poetry. The Eclogues by Virgil, drawing from Theocrit

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Delve into the fascinating world of Roman baths, where cleanliness and socializing intertwined. Discover the construction of Roman Bath Houses in Britain, exemplified by the Roman Baths in Bath, Somerset. Uncover the purpose of rooms like the Tepidarium and Caldarium, designed for relaxation and mus

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The Restoration era saw the rise of Comedy of Manners, reflecting the upper class lifestyle with wit and satire. Playwrights like William Wycherley and William Congreve crafted plays that critiqued societal norms, focusing on themes of love, marriage, and social conduct in London. The plays feature

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Delve into the definitions of humour, satire, and parody, and examine how these elements are utilized in powerful discourses. Compare speech features in speeches by Emmeline Pankhurst and a chocolate biscuit, and explore the different representations of humour in spoken and written texts. Discover h

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Satire, fables, irony, and allegory play crucial roles in literature like Orwell's Animal Farm. Satire ridicules societal vices, fables convey morals through stories, irony provides contradiction, and allegory deepens meanings. Through examples and explanations, these literary devices are explored a

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Satire is a form of literary work that uses humor and ridicule to criticize the flaws and corruption of individuals or society. Through Horatian or Juvenalian styles, satirists aim to correct deviations from norms by mirroring societal standards and ideals. Notable examples include Geoffrey Chaucer'

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Style in literature, symbolizing deeper meanings, and techniques like satire and metaphor are vital literary elements. Explore how authors utilize these tools to enhance their works, creating engaging narratives with rich character development and compelling plots.

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Delve into the intriguing world of ancient Roman civilization through a collection of images and text snippets. Discover the transition from the Roman Republic to the rule of Emperors, examine the behavior of Roman figures, and ponder societal norms and practices of that era.

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Discover the nuances of Blank Verse and Free Verse in English poetry. Blank verse, characterized by unrhymed iambic pentameter, offers a structured yet flexible form for poetic expression. On the other hand, Free Verse grants poets the freedom to experiment with words unrestricted by traditional rhy

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Free verse poetry, as explored by Dr. Abhishek Kumar, defies traditional poetry rules by liberating poets from meter and rhyme constraints. This form allows unlimited artistic expression through unique structure and uses poetic devices like alliteration and rhythm. Examples from Walt Whitman and Ezr

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