MuhammadHi, Muhammad
I also ordered a 2-pages paper from that website. And paid about 36 dollars. The paper I received was so stupid. The writer gave 3 citations in the paper. And all those 3 citations were almost 1 page. I told the write to simplify the citations, and give more responses to those citations. And then I received a new paper: Focus on those dots. If you copy those citations to Microsoft office word. you will see that they are 6-7 lines for each. My profeesor gave me a D.
The book that I want to go deeply into is "Swann's Way" and was written by a writer *** poet known as Marcel Proust. This is among the many works of literature written by this author who many critics regarded as an empty writer. Most of his works has been criticised as having little or no meaning with most critics accusing him of writing for the sake of doing it and not to pass on information. The thesis that this paper seeks to put forward and analyze is the following: The sexual orientation of Proust's works remains questionable to many possibly due to his opinion towards it.
The inclination of Marcel Proust's work toward sexuality was first brought forth by the author of Marcel's bibliography who categorized his works as romantic literature. ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ................................. From the text these emotions are demonstrated when the author talks Verdurin's protest in the book saying:
"Then you want me to have one of my migraines? You know perfectly well the same thing happens every time he plays that. ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ........................................................................... .............................. Verdurin said, "a damn funny tale that would make 'em all shriek with laughter," especially Mme." (page 196, 2nd paragraph, line 8).
This is a clear indication of the author going into the emotional world and speaking out what is in his heart using some of the characters in the book. The mention of the word friend increases in number as the author continues with this literary work. Most of the friends that are mentioned are feminine friends though, another indication of the romantic nature of the authors work. Those feminine friends also imply the author's sexual orientation. His personality is more apt to female. That is why he talks much about his feminine friends, and sometime uses
woman's way to express his own emotions.
The author also confesses his weakness inn handling women in these words',
"And these were often women of a rather vulgar beauty, ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ........................................................................... ..................................... immediately aroused by flesh that was healthy, plump, and pink." (page 199, 2nd paragraph, line 10).
This shows that the author had a particular weak spot for ladies but was not able to express this openly. The confessions that he latter on made in the book concerning his future experience with ladies leaves a lot to be desired on his character as far as ladies are concerned as shown in this quotation.
"My body, which felt in hers my own warmth, would try to find itself inside her, I would wake up. The rest of humanity seemed very remote compared with this woman I had left scarcely a few moments before; my cheek was still warm from her kiss, my body aching from the weight of hers." (page 4-5, paragraph 4, line 4).
This among other episodes in the book leaves the reader with myriad questions on the character of the author and his thinking on issues of love. The mention of warm kisses by the writer is also an indication that the author is inclined on the feminine side. In a way this is an instance where the author clearly declares his affection for ladies and is in total admiration of what goes on when one gets a lady.
And by the way, my professor said that all those citations are nothing to do with the thesis.
36 dollars bought a D paper.
