sábado, 29 de abril de 2017

Short Analysis of the book "To kill a mockingbird"

In the following video, a short analysis is presented. Created from the point of view of a casual reader who finds the issues of the book very fascinating.




domingo, 23 de abril de 2017

Short Stories

In this Entry, we will find some short stories presented with slides.


1. .A Message from the Sea 
Author: Charles John Huffam Dickens



2. A Predicament 
Author: Edgar Allan Poe

3. A Rose for Emily 
Author: William Faulkner


4. His Last Bow
 Author: Arthur Conan Doyle



5. Never Bet the Devil  your Head
Author: Edgar Allan Poe



6. Rappaccini´s Daughter
Author: Nathaniel  Hawthorne



7. Some Words with a Mummy 
Author: Edgar Allan Poe



8. The Black Cat
Author: Edgar Allan Poe  



9.  The Brass Teapot 
Author: Tim Macy



10. The Diamond as Big as the Ritz
Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald



11. The Fall of the House os Usher
Author: Edgar Allan Poe



12. The Gift  of the Magi 
Author:  O. Henry



13.  The Idiots 
Author: Joseph Conrad



14. The Minister´s of Black Veil
Author: Nathaniel  Hawthorne



15. Through the Ivory Gate
Author: Mary Raymand Shipman



16. The Most Dangerous Game 
Author: Richard Connell



17. The Murders in the Rue Morgue
Author: Edgar Allan Poe 



18.  The Mistery of Marie Roget 
Author: Edgar Allan Poe



19. The Necklace
Author: Guy de Maupassant



20. The Pit and the Pendulum
Author: Edgar Allan Poe 




21. The Premature Burial 
Author: Edgar Allan Poe



22. The Queen of  Spades
Author: Aleksandr S. Pushkin



23. The Inn of the Lost Time
Author: Guy de Maupassant







My Autobiography

My name is Eder. My height is 1.77 mts. I have a dog that I love so much. I can not pass an entire day without drinking soda, I suffer from insomnia and sometimes I'm half stubborn. I've never been in jail but I was close to be.  I'm black hair, and a little bit stingy. I keep my tidy neat and I get bored on Christmas Eve. I can say that I am of few friends. I hate bad faces and I suspect smiles. My right eyebrow is cut off and people say I'm good even if I'm not baptized. I love the fire even if the fire burns me. I sleep on my stomach and always in pajamas. I do not wear a jacket or tie, and I do not like protocol. I enjoy good company but I can take care of myself. I am not  alcoholic, but sometimes I get drunk with phrases. I do not make plans, I improvise for that reason I do not brake. For me, the one that wants light blue, better mixes blue and white. I have several addictions and I take care of them. But I do not accept if you try to teach me. I want to choose which poison to poison me with.


I already learned to falsify my smile. I already changed my bed, I made comedy, I made drama. I was already ethical and I was erratic, I was skeptical and I was fanatic.
I was against and I was in favor. What gave me pleasure now gives me pain. And With the entire world I am at hand since I do not play, I neither lose nor win. I do not have much or I have little As I do not think I'm not mistaken. And as goals I do not draw I do not know what a failure is. Joy and sadness is the same for me That I do not care to feel Because in the angle of life I have decided to be the bisector. But I'm not so complicated to run away or stay here in silence. But I am not so simple to warn that there are not a hundred words that can define me.

That relating to myself, in literature: I am a person who does not like to read books or literal works in general. But I really enjoy poetry. Especially the one that is full of nostalgia, some feeling of sadness. To mention some authors, I like to read and try to understand Benedetti, Machado, Neruda, Garcia Marquez. At the time of writing, I love using literary figures such as ambiguity, hyperbole, antithesis, irony, and paradox.



Talking about the bookss we read the last semester, the one that liked the most whas Oliver Twist. I liked because it present a complete new way of seeing the world: through the eyes of an orphan.
In this case, Oliver Twist amazed me in different ways. I didn’t expect this
story: heart-breaking at the beginning, recovering at the end.
Oliver Twist is a good young boy. He is sweet, innocent and he has purest heart
of all. However, the people who treat him are miserable and hit and insult him
just because they are mean and criminal. When you read about these kinds of
persons, you feel sorry for Oliver as he is just a poor boy trying to find a
place in this world. But you also feel sorry for the bad ones: they are as bad
as that because the society makes them bad. It’s not their fault.

My favourite character of the novel was Nancy. She is a prostitute, a young girl who hasn’t had an easy life
but she is sweet and her sacrifice helps Oliver. She protects him until the
end, with her bravery and she can’t betray the horrible man she loves. I also
liked Rose, who is a great girl and offers help for Nancy. However, she can’t
leave her man alone.
The rhythm of the book is paused, calm but it’s incredible: you can imagine
everything in your mind and, then, even if you’ve seen the movie, you discover
new things that you didn’t know about the original story.
I recommend this book to everyone who likes England and who wants to learn
about these cruel years. It is such a hard book but necessary to understand

how lucky we are now and how much we have to fight to stop unfairness in our