Portia's Attitude Towards the Casket Test and Her SuitorsThe Merchant of Veniceby William ShakespeareDetails |
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Rainsford and Zaroff in "The Most Dangerous Game"The Most Dangerous Gameby Richard ConnellDetails |
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Re-read the Ending of the Miller's Tale. How Far Do You Consider It to Be a Satisfying Conclusion?The Miller's Prologue and TaleDetails |
Reactions To the Main Characters in Kafka's "Die Verwandlung"The Metamorphosisby Franz KafkaDetails |
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Represention of Social Groups in "The Merchant of Venice"The Merchant of Veniceby William ShakespeareDetails |
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Shakespeare's Interpretation of Women in "Measure for Measure"Measure for Measureby William ShakespeareDetails |
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