World Lit Topic Register – last edited as of Thursday, March 3, 2016
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example
example
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2
2c Comparative
Crime and Punishment and
Oedipus
050
1
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Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
052
1
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Siddhartha and Silence
008
055
1
1
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xxx
Siddhartha and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
111
059
1
1
xxx
xxx
061
1
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062
1
xxx
063
1
xxx
069
1
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072
1
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075
1
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076
1
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074
1
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014
1
xxx
2
Hugh
Gladeau
Grace
Peter
Hegger
Hoag
Jessica
Jordan
Irlbeck
Jackola
Megan
Larsen
Shaun
Lee
Hunter
Madich
jake
matelich
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Adriana
WL2 type
Saunderson
2
Susan
Sievers
Hannah
Smith
McCall
Smith
Dallin
Smith
Gaby
Stow
2
2
2
2
Work/s used
Focus
Silence and Siddhartha
Use of imagery and tone to describe setting and how this influences
the characters
Comparison of the symbolism of Light and Dark attributing to Spiritual
growth
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
Silence and Siddhartha
Siddharthat Crime and
Punishment
Siddhartha and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Role of suffering between raskalnokov and Siddhartha
and how suffering drives character development and the
plot
The amount of doubt that Siddhartha and Rodrigues had
within their religions and beliefs
Use of triggers and their representation in the piece
Influence of the characters on tone, and their connection
The strength brought to the protagonist by Sounia and
Kamala, and the fact that they were foils of one another
Symbolism of Trees, used to represent the lack of
knowledge or faith in Siddhartha and Rodrigues
Social class used to emphasize a barrier which createts
admiration and and sympathy within the works
The contrasting effects and roles of water, and what it
does in the novels.
The symbolism of the cross
The symbolism of smiles to show progress of the
protagonists and to show the desirability of the characters
to the reader
The idea of ideal/above average people and their
contrasting effects-focus on character
Comparison of self-imprisonment in Siddhartha and
Raskolnikov.
Foil characters Razumihin and Govinda in comparison to
Raskolnikov and Siddhartha
Christianity in Crime and Punishment and Silence
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2
Sydne
2
Alina
2
Samantha
2
Tanaia
4
Hannah
4
Maddy
4
Rose
4
Kyler
4
Katie
4
jason
4
ian
4
Christyne
4
Nicole
4
George
4
Zac
4
Erik
4
Lisa
4
morgan
4
Ben
4
Chris
4
Hannah
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078
1
WL2 type
xxx
Streich
079
1
xxx
081
1
xxx
083
041
1
1
xxx
xxx
042
1
xxx
043
1
xxx
045
1
xxx
047
006
049
1
1
1
xxx
xxx
xxx
051
057
1
1
xxx
xxx
064
1
xxx
011
1
xxx
066
1
xxx
070
1
xxx
071
080
1
1
xxx
xxx
082
1
xxx
018
1
xxx
Sturgess
Thompson
Wise
Anderson
Bjork
Byrne
Commers
Draper
fredenberg
gillespie
Hanson
Kelly
Milheim
Parker
Patyk
Seelye
shaeffer
Tanberg
Williams
Wilson
Work/s used
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Silence and Siddhartha
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Crime and punishment
and silence
Silence and Siddhartha
Silence and Siddhartha
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
Silence and Siddhartha
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Siddhartha and Crime
and Punishment
Crime and Punishment
and Siddhartha
Siddhartha and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Crime and Punishment
and Silence
Sddhartha and Silence
Focus
Plot conflict: character vs. self. Comparison of
contemplative suicide of Raskolnikov and Siddhartha
Use of song, affect on character..
Suffering with the characters Raskolnikov and Rodrigues
Rebellion against religion in both novels
Comparison of Kichijiro and Svidrigailov’s roles in
novels
The act of surrender and the use of example characters to
bring about deeper understanding of God.
The conflict with the main character from the antagonistic
view
Death causes progression and development within novels
The role of journeys
Analysis of the journey to enlightenment
Social class and its role in each work
Natural Effects used as Symbols
Use of Biblical allusions
Role of suffering
The Superman Theory
Use of a river as a place of release
Cultural views of poverty
The use of smiles as a means of foreshadowing
Christian imagery to portray themes of responsibility,
suffering and resurrection
The role of the Law
A comparison of motivations of actions and their effects
between Rodrigues and Siddhartha
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2
2
2
2
2
2
fname
Hugh
Grace
Peter
Jessica
Jordan
Megan
Shaun
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Gladeau
Hegger
Hoag
Irlbeck
Jackola
Larsen
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
4
4
Crime/ Hamlet
062
2
Formal Essay
Silence
063
069
2
2
Formal Essay
Siddhartha
The contrast between the theme’s peace and adventure
and the effect on the plot
Key passage
or imaginative
Silence
The effect of first person and third person narrative and
maybe the effect of changing point of views.
Hamlet and Oedipus
The contrast of the tragdies of Hamlet and Oedipus
Madich
matelich
Adriana
Susan
Saunderson
Sievers
072
075
Smith
Smith
076
Smith
074
Stow
014
Streich
078
Sturgess
079
081
Thompson
Wise
083
Anderson
041
Bjork
042
043
Byrne
045
Commers
Draper
047
fredenberg 006
gillespie
049
051
Hanson
057
Kelly
Samantha
Tanaia
Hannah
Maddy
Rose
4
4
4
4
4
Comparison
Hunter
jake
Hannah
McCall
Dallin
Gaby
Sydne
Alina
Kyler
Katie
jason
ian
Christyne
4
Nicole
WL2 type
Work/s used
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Focus
Crime and Punishment
Lee
2
2
2
1505- WL
050
2
052
2
008
2
055
2
111
2
059
2
061
2
Comparative
2c key passage Siddhartha
2
2
2
2
Comparative
Siddhartha and Gatsby
2
Formal essay
Oedipus
2
2
2
2
Formal Essay
Oedipus Rex
2
Comparative
Oedipus Rex and
Hamlet
The motif of death involving major characters, and the
role it plays in plot development
The subplot of Kijihiros betrayals against Rodreguiz and
the Christian Religion.
The character development of Govinda as a shadow to
Siddhartha in a beginning passage and an ending passage.
The contrasting portrayal of the theme of seeking out the
ultimate
How the Grecian point of view and overall outlook
contributes to negativity in the tragedy
How the author presents Oedipus’ unrealistic situation in
a realistic way, effecting the reader
Depiction of women
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4
4
4
4
4
4
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George
Zac
Erik
Lisa
lname
Milheim
Parker
Patyk
Seelye
morgan
Ben
shaeffer
Tanberg
Chris
Williams
Hannah
Hannah R
Sarah
Andrea
Wilson
Anderson
Aylor
4
Stephanie
David
Anna
Jasmine
Battello
Brewer
Browne
Carlson
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064
2
011
2
066
2
070
2
071
2
WL2 type
Work/s used
Focus
Formal Essay
Commentary
Siddhartha
Oedipus Rex
The intersection of auditory imagery and plot.
080
082
2
2
Comparative
2c
Oedipus Rex & Hamlet
Siddhartha
018
2
2c
Oedipus Rex
2
2
2
2c
2c
2a
Siddhartha
Cherry Orch
Siddhartha, Of Mice &
Men
Cherry Orch
Siddhartha
Cherry Orch
Cherry Orch, Great
Gatsby
Silence, Things Fall
Apart
Cherry Orch
Crime & Punishment
Siddhartha, Great
Gatsby
Oedipus
Crime & Punishment
Oedipus
Cherry Orch
Cherry Orch, Tale of
Two Cites
Comparison of Gertrude and Jocasta
Use of water to reflect on Siddhartha’s moods and
feelings
Effects of translation differences on interpretation, tone of
the play.
Animal Imagery
Role of Music
Life as a Journey: cyclical vs. linear: collective vs.
individual
Comedy and its role
2a
2c
2a
Siddhartha. Great
Gatsby
Silence
Cherry Orch, Tale of
2
2
2
2
Carlson
Jeremiah
Accacia
Maureen
Shannon
Ashley
Scotty
Karli
Garrett
Jon-Alan
Liz
Nikolai
Emily
Tierney
2a
2c
2c
2c
2a
2
Gaiser
Gardner
Hoff
Horstman
Judd
Keller
Kusler
Mack
Osborne
Quist
Smirnow
Stoick
Strandberg
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2a
2b
2b
2a
2c
2c
2b
2b
2
2
2
2
Irony
Social class through setting
Depiction of Christian Missionaries
Director's message to actor for Firs final scene
Porfiry: motives
Sumbolism of color
Function of the chorus
Raskolnikov's character development with foils
Creative director's vision
Trofimov Journal entry
Author's use of differing means to suggest revolution
The treatment of wealth: culture and belief
The development & portrayal of weakness
Treatment of aristocracy
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Linda
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WL2 type
2
Waller
Sam
2
Watson
McKenna
2a
2c
key passage
2
Wynne
2a
Work/s used
Two Cites
Siddhartha, Great
Gatsby
Focus
Crime & Punishment
Cherry Orch, Of Mice &
Men
Symbolism/theme in Marmelodov (key passage)
The portrayal of time
setting