This presentation shows how Keats, the person who wrote "Ode on Melancholy", depicts the transience of beauty and the inevitability of sorrow. I did this with Santiago Corniola and Tomas Brizuela. Hope you enjoy it!
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La personnalité de Molière Il était plus désireux de parfaire son geste comique que de lutter contre les tragédiens de l’époque. Il était ...
Boys, very good and detailed work. Keep the following in mind:
ResponderBorrar-beauty is a noun, not an adjective. The adjective is beautiful. So it's beautiful things, not beauty things.
- Beware of repetition, at some points you discuss the same idea and using the same words, as well as "translating" the quote, which you shouldn't do. You have to analyze it. You do this, for example, in the first 6 lines of slide 6, and the last one of that paragraph. Instead of doing that, you could refer to the other things meant by Beauty, such as Joy, or focus on how meaningful the use of oxymoron is here: the contradictory nature of sorrow.
- When you say their temples are nearby, actually it says they dwell in the same place, so nearby is quite vague, it doesn't show how close to each other they are.