2024-01-31T22:00:45+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p><strong>mainstay </strong></p><p>The collections of stories that make up the Arabic One Thousand and One Nights have multiple origins, but this <strong>prose fiction</strong>, written in <strong>plain speech</strong>, makes use of techniques that eventually became a <strong>mainstay </strong>in modern novels, such as framing (which introduces stories within the framework of another story), foreshadowing, and the inclusion of repetitive themes</p>, <p><strong>mainstay </strong></p><p><em>farming is the mainstay of the rural economy</em></p>, <p><strong>Repetitive themes in literature</strong></p>, <p>Love and hate</p>, <p>Good and evil:</p>, <p>Identity and belonging:</p>, <p>Freedom and oppression:</p> flashcards
ART THAT CHANGED THE WORLD

ART THAT CHANGED THE WORLD

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  • mainstay

    The collections of stories that make up the Arabic One Thousand and One Nights have multiple origins, but this prose fiction, written in plain speech, makes use of techniques that eventually became a mainstay in modern novels, such as framing (which introduces stories within the framework of another story), foreshadowing, and the inclusion of repetitive themes

    Trụ cột: centerpiece cornerstone foundation

  • mainstay

    farming is the mainstay of the rural economy

    a person or thing on which something else is based or depends

  • Repetitive themes in literature

    Love and hate

    Death and rebirth

    Good and evil

    Identity and belonging

    Freedom and oppression

  • Love and hate

    These are two powerful emotions that often drive the actions and motivations of characters. Many stories explore the complexities, challenges, and consequences of love and hate, such as Romeo and Juliet, Pride and Prejudice, Wuthering Heights, and The Hate U Give.

  • Good and evil:

    These are two moral forces that often clash or coexist in the world. Many stories examine the nature, origin, and impact of good and evil, such as The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Dracula, and The Picture of Dorian Gray

  • Identity and belonging:

    These are two aspects of the self that can influence one’s sense of purpose, direction, or fulfillment. Many stories explore the struggles, discoveries, or conflicts of identity and belonging, such as The Catcher in the Rye, The Kite Runner, The Color Purple, and The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

  • Freedom and oppression:

    These are two political conditions that can affect one’s rights, opportunities, or happiness. Many stories expose the causes, effects, or resistance of freedom and oppression, such as Animal Farm, 1984, The Handmaid’s Tale, and The Hunger Games.