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The Angry Young Men

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Who are these widely discussed group known as the Angry Young Men? Although their name is not quite correct – they are not angry in the strict sense of the word, they are not all young and not all men – the members of this group have much in common. Most of these were of lower middle- class backgrounds.

The four best known are novelists Kingsley Amis, John Wain, John Braine and playwright John Osborne. Although not all personally known to one another, they had in common an outspoken irreverence for the British class system and the pretensions of the aristocracy. Their heroes are usually young men from the so- called lower or lower middle class structure of English society. They strongly disapprove of the elitist universities, the Church of England, and the darkness of the working class life. Though in most cases they criticize not the essential class distinctions but the outwards signs of the Establishment such as the privileges that the top of society has retained from the times of feudalism.

Outside England the influence of the Angry Young Men has been felt mainly in plays by John Osborne. As Osborne has said of himself, “I want to make people feel, to give them a lesson of feeling, They can think afterwards”.

As regards literary techniques, the Angry Young Men are conservatives. They look upon Kafka, Joyce and other modernist writers of the twenties as museum pieces. Their style is close to the straightforward narrative of most of 19th – century fiction. The Angry Young Men are not especially interested in the philosophical problems of men’s existence. “The great questions I ask to myself”, Kingsley Amis says, “are those like ‘How am I going to pay the electric bill?’ “

Post-War Literature

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After World War II there appeared young writers, who are ready to keep up the standard of wholesome optimism, and mature writers, who have passed through a certain creative crisis.

In the fifties there appears a very interesting trend in literature, the followers of which were called “The Angry Young Man”. The post-war changes had given a chance to a large number of young from the more democratic layers of society to receive higher education at universities. But on graduating, these students found they had no prospects in life; unemployment had increased after the war.

There appeared works dealing with such characters, angry young men who were angry with everything and everybody, as no one was interested to learn what their ideas on life and society were. Outstanding writers of this trend were John Wain, Kingsley Amis and the dramatist John Osborne.

The sixties saw a new type of literature. The criticism was revealed in the “working-class novel” as it was called. These novels deal with characters coming from the working class. The best known writer of this trend is Alan Sillitoe. Much of post-war English literature is in the form of novels, and up to the present the novel remains the most popular literature genre in Britain. Contemporary English novelists are represented by several different trends.

Since sixties the literary life in Great Britain has developed greatly. The new time brings new heroes, new experience in theatrical life and poetry, new forms and standards in prosaic works. The specific feature of nowadays literature is the variety of genres and styles, which enrich the world’s literature. Alongside with the realistic method the symbolic one takes place and develops further. On the one hand, the themes in the modern literary works concern more global problems: the Peace and the War, the environmental protection, the relations between the mankind and Universe. But on the other hand, the duties and the obligations of the individual man, the psychology of the human nature, the life’s situations and the ways of solving the problems, the power and money have always been in the center of public attention, that found its reflection in the newest English literature, too.

English literature between 1930 and World War II

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The second period in the development of English literature of the 20th century was the decade between 1930 and World War II.

WW2 literature

The world economic crisis spread over the whole capitalist world in the beginning of the thirties. The Hunger March of the employed in 1933 was the most memorable event in Britain. The employed marched from Glasgow to London holding meetings in every town they passed.
In Germany Hitler came to power in 1933.

In 1936 the fascist mutiny of general Franco led to the Civil War in Spain. The struggle of the Spain people was supported by the democratic and anti-fascist forces all over the world. An International Brigade was formed, which fought side by side with the Spanish People’s Army against the common enemy – fascism.

Many British intellectuals and workers joined the ranks of the International Brigade. Every one of them clearly realized that the struggle against fascism in Spain was at the same time a struggle for the freedom of their own country.

The Second World War broke out in 1939.

A new generation of realist writers, among them Richard Aldington, J.B. Priestley, A.J. Cronin and others appear on the literary scene.
An important event in the literary life of the thirties was the formation of a group of Marxist writers, poets and critics. Their leader was Ralph Fox (1900-1937). He came from a bourgeois family, was educated in Oxford University, but later broke away from his class. His ideas were formed by the Great October Socialist Revolution. In 1925 he joined the Communist Party. Being a journalist, historian and literary critic, Ralph Fox devoted all his activity to spreading Marxism and fighting the enemies of the British working class. When the Civil War in Spain broke out, Ralph Fox was one of the first to join the International Brigade. He was killed in action in January 1937.

Ralph Fox’s main work is his book The novel and the people, published posthumously in 1937. The aim of the author was to show the decline of bourgeois art, and the novel in particular, together with the decline of the bourgeois in general. At the same time Ralph Fox sought to point out the way literature should develop in the future.

Ralph Fox considers that the novel reached its highest point in England in the 18th century. This was a time when the bourgeoisie was a progressive class, therefore Fox concludes that the optimistic view of the world expressed in the novels by Fielding is the best manifestation of the epic quality of the novel. Man in the novels of the Enlightenment is treated as a person who acts, who faces up to life.
Contrary to the active hero of the 18th century novel, the hero in the modern novel is an active figure, a passive creature. Fox speaks about ‘death of hero’. He means that contemporary literature is not occupied with heroic characters. Psychological subjectivity, typical of Joyce and other authors, has nothing to do with the wide epic scene of social life described by great classics. Socialist Realism must put an end to this crisis of bourgeois literature, Fox says. It should bring forward a new man, a man who knows the laws of history and can become the master of his own life. Fox speaks of Georgi Dimitrov at the Leipzig trial as an example of such a new hero. The future belongs to the heroic element in life.

This feeling of important change and the heroic spirit of the anti-fascist struggle found its outlet in the first place in the development of poetry. The trio of poets, Auden, Spender and Day Lewis, had in many ways inaugurated the new movement which sought to fuse poetry and politics. They stood out as representative figures, and on the whole they held this position till the year 1938. Then began the rapidly extending crisis of the movement. This group, usually known as the Oxford Poets, was very popular in its time. But the movement did not last long. A Marxist critic, Christopher Caudwell, in his book Illusion or Reality explains why the movement lost its popularity. “They often glorify the revolution as a kind of giant explosion which will blow up everything they feel to be hampering them. But they have no constructive theory – I mean as artists: they may as economists accept the economic categories of Socialism, but as artists they can not see the new forms and contents of an art which will replace bourgeois art.”

20th Century English Literature

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The period between 1917 and 1930 was a time when the crisis of the bourgeois world reached its highest point and revolutions took place in several countries: in Russia, in Germany and in Hungary.
The writers of this period tried to show how a new society might be built up. But many bourgeois writers who were opposed to revolutions saw nothing but chaos and anarchy before them. They explained this crisis as a failure of civilization.

20th Century English Literature

A symbolic method of writing had already started early in the 20th century. It was in the twenties, that there appeared writers who refused to acknowledge reality as such. They thought reality to be superficial – it was only a world of appearances. The cause of everything that happened,– that is what led to events – was the irrational, the unconscious and the mystical in man. These writers called the inner psychological process “the stream of consciousness” and based a new literary technique upon it.

The most important to use this new literary technique was James Joyce (1882-1941). He influenced many writers on both sides of Atlantic.

James Joyce, a native of Ireland, spent nearly all his life in voluntary exile. He could not live in his own country for it was enslaved by England. This fact may partly explain his pessimistic view on life, which is reflected in his work.

The portrayal of the steam of consciousness as a literary technique is particularly evident in his major novel Ulysses (1922). The task he set before himself was to present a day in ordinary life, as a miniature picture of the whole of human history.

Among the writers of short stories who used the realistic method were Katherine Mansfield and Somerset Maugham. Though the works of these writers differ very much in their artistic approach, their authors had one feature in common. To them the stability of the existing social and political order seemed unquestionable.

Studying English Literature

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Studying English Literature

The interest, raised recently towards English language, the development of international relations on different levels has reasoned the desire to learn as much as possible about the country where this language originated as well as about its culture.

The literature is that magic key that opens the door of cognition of many sphere of human knowledge. It helps us to learn some interesting facts about t history, to know more about people’s life in other countries. Sometimes, while reading a book, we can analyze actions of its’ characters and it helps us to draw some certain conclusion. That’s why I find studying foreign literature is not only interesting, but also very useful.

Essay on George Orwell

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It is the story of a revolution that went wrong – and the excellent excuses that were forthcoming at every step of the perversion of the original doctrine, "wrote Orwell in the original propaganda of the first edition of Animal Farm in 1945. His simple and tragic fable has become a famous classic of English prose. George Orwell is the pseudonym of Eric Arthur Blair. The name change corresponds to a profound shift in Orwell 's lifestyle, which became a pillar of the establishment of the British Empire in a literary and political rebel. Orwell is famous for his novels Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-four. In 1944 Orwell finished the farm, a political fable based on the history of the Russian Revolution and its betrayal by Joseph Stalin. In this book, the group of farm animals that fall and returned to their masters of human exploitation and create an egalitarian society of their own. Finally, intelligent animals and the power of loving leaders, the pigs, subvert the revolution and form a dictatorship whose bondage is even more oppressive, cruel as their former masters. Orwell was inspired by the mood of Britain in the 40s. Animal Farm to the uncomfortable fact that the victory over fascism in some respects unwittingly contribute to the advance of totalitarianism, while in Nineteen Eighty-four warns the dangers to the person enroaching collectivism. In the latter, bleak fables Orwell attempted to make the art of political writing in the tradition of Swift and Defoe. The best known worldwide Gulliver 's Travels. This satire? First published in 1726, chronicles the adventures of Gulliver, a surgeon on a merchant ship, showing the faults and defects of man and human institutions. The extent to which the satire has become the object of our investigation, we must look to the nature and sources of comic. What is comic? Similar considerations apply to the previous historical forms and theories of the comic. According to Aristotle "of laughter was intimately connected with ugliness and degradation. " Cicero said the province was ridiculous in the baseness of some and the deformity. In the 19th century Alexander Bain, an early experimental psychologist, thought alone these lines, not only physical, but in everything a man can achieve a stroke of superiority, or defeat a rival is the disposition of seeming uncomfortable laughter. Sidney notes that 'while laughter comes from delight, not all objects of delight cause laugh. We are in the ecstasy of joy just to see a woman and are still far from being moved to laughter. We laugh at deformed creatures, which certainly we can delight. Immanuel Kant realized that what causes laughter is 'the sudden transformation of a tense expectation into nothing ". This can be achieved by the difference between form and content, is when two contradictory statements have been telescoped into a line whose homely, admonitory sound gives the impression of a popular adage. In a similar vein to poetry achieves its effect, trying to make sense. Interestingly, the most memorable of the farm – the final revision of the animals revolutionary commandments: "All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others " is based on that device. Other sources of innocent laughter situations that the party and the changing roles of the house and the attention focused on a functional defect in detail took its meaning depends. 'A bird ' s wing, comrades, is an organ of propulsion not of manipulation. "Orwell displaces attention from meaning to spelling. One of the most popular comic devices is impersonation. The most aggressive form of impersonation is parody, designed to deflate hollow claim, to destroy the illusion and emotion to undermine the emphasis of the weakness of the victim. Orwell stations to that device describing Squealer: 'The best known of these was a small fat pig named Squealer with very round cheeks, eyes, nimble moves and a shrill voice. He was a brilliant orator: "A succession of writers of the ancient Greek dramatist Aristophanes through Swift to George Orwell, have used this technique to focus attention on deformities of society that mitigated by custom, are taken for granted. The satire professional standards and practices alleged vicious, the ironic perception darkens and deepens. The element of the incongruous point in the sense of the grotesque, which is a mixture of elements that do not fly. The ironic gaze eventually penetrates to a vision of the grotesque quality of experience, marked by the discontinuity of word and deed and the total lack of coherence between appearance and reality. This suggests that one of the extreme limits of comedy, the satiric extreme in which the sense of the discrepancy between the way things are and things that could or should be has reached the borders of the tragedy. Early theories of humor, even those of Bergson and Freud, regarded as an isolated phenomenon, without attempting to shed light on the intimate relationship between laughter of comic and tragic, between and crying. However, these two domains of creative activity form a continuum without sharp boundaries between wit and inventiveness. The confrontation between the various codes of conduct can lead to comedy, tragedy or new psychological insights. Humor arouses malice and provides a harmless outlet for it. The comedy and tragedy, laughter and weeping yields further clues to this difficult problem. The evil comic separately pathetic imitator becomes commonplace, the tragedy into a farce. Comedy is an imitation of common errors of our life, which is the most ridiculous and contemptible kind whatsoever. Undoubtedly, the satire reflects changes in the political and cultural climate, and was mixed. George Orwell 's 20th century satire is more savage than that of Jonathan Swift in the 18th century. It is only in the mid 20th century that the savage and irrational have come to be seen as part of the normative condition of humanity and not as tragic aberration from it. The wild and unreasonable amount of grotesque parody of human possibility, ideally conceived. Therefore, the 20th century novelists have recognized the tragicomic nature of the image and the contemporary human condition, and the primary mode of representation of both is the grotesque. This can take many forms. On the farm you need a form of apocalyptic nightmare of tyranny and terror. The satire on the farm has two main aims – both based on the rules relating to limitation and restriction. First, the farm exposes and criticizes extremist political attitudes as dangerous. On the one hand, it satirizes the mentality of the utopian revolutionary – the belief through the conscious effort of a ruling elite of a society can be suddenly severed from its past and a new style in sound system. Implicit in Snowball 's vision of high technology modernization is the removal of animals resent agricultural identity as domesticated creatures and – if Boxer ' s goal of improving his mind is any indication, their eventual transformation into Houyhnhnms. Instead, Snowball 's futuristic incantations conjure up the power-hungry and pleasure-loving Napoleon. An allegorical view of reality – it really says or shows means more adapted Marxist-oriented social criticism in the 1930s, who was indefatigable in pointing out the selfish economic motives underlying the surface features of modern bourgeois society. One form of allegory is the masque, a spectacle with masked participants. Analysis of the novel we can not determine comedy from tragedy. We can not find the exact boundaries that separate these two. Orwell can be called the true expert in the psychology of man. The only cause of a man who studied psychology of the crowd could create an image of the characters so alive that we see on the farm. Description of the characters in Orwell attaches great importance to the direct observations that help the reader to determine who is the victim and who is a hunter in the novel. The animal characteristics are: "a white spot on her nose made her look stupid ', ' Mollie, foolish white mare. Stupidity becomes a kind of leitmotif in the description of the animals. Pigs, however, appear as very clever animals: the pigs were so clever that one might think that the solution to every difficulty ', ' with their superior knowledge … "The author creates the image of the crowd, which plays an important role in the novel. What is a crowd? This is not just a mass of individuals, either to look deeper from the psychological point of view, we see which is a compilation of many people in the conditions described, which has its own characteristics that differ from the person. The conscious person disappears, besides feelings and ideas of all forms of public gathering, receiving direction America is called indivisible. Orwell 's ridiculous that the vice of society. In this sense, takes the form of innocent laughter. Great find an answer to all problems of the animals and opened what "the support and pleasure " of their lives depend. "Is summed up in one word-Man. Man is the only real enemy we have. This episode makes the reader laugh but at the same time, this moment can be viewed as tragic as the victim of the crowd has been chosen and said and now nothing can stop the transformation. "It is not clear, then, comrades, that all life ivels spring ffrom the tyranny of our people? Rid of Man, and the product of our work would be our overnight own.Almost can become rich and free. "Great provides animals with scapegoat. In the nature of the individual image of an enemy excites aggressiveness but in the size of the crowd 's thousand times increased hostility. S. Moskovichy wrote in his book "The machine that creates Gods " that 'society is ruled by passions on which one should play and even stimulate them to have the opportunity to govern and subordinate intelligence. "After reading this episode does not pay attention to is the deep psychological sense, but simply enjoy the humor with which the author speaks of him. Orwell uses very popular device that gives the description of the character and finally gives a brief comment completely destroy the image created "was so highly regarded on the main farm that everyone was willing to lose an hour's sleep knowing he had to say. .. that nested there and fell asleep ', ' content of the speech through large listerning purred without saying a word he was saying. It uses the same device on the situation in the main animals are saying about the song: "Many years ago when I was a pig, my mother and other sows sang an old song of which they knew only the tune and the three first words I had known that tune in childhood, but had long since passed the night out of my mind, however, turned to me in my dream. The reader is carefully prepared to hear a kind of patriotic march, but the author of the phrase is interrupted by the image created: "It was a stirring song somewhere between 'Clementine ' and 'La Cucaracha '. Through those short remarks we learn that the author 's attitude towards what is happening in your novel. He laughs at his heroes pretending that the things he talks about being very critical in understanding the other side you can see thing.We hear again an integral part of any mood, the incongruity between reality and the situation may as he claims. The lack of coherance among the things that touches carry very invisible boundary between comedy and tragedy. Orwell 's novel is always balancing between tragedy and comedy. On the farm of Orwell is exposing the selfish power, the hunger for a few behind a collectivist rhetoric used to gull the many. And in the allegorical exposition at least two of Orwell, is also an exposure of allegory. Because the surface fiction tends to be considered of lesser importance than the implied meaning, allegory is inherently hierarchical, and insistence on the dominant meaning makes it an authoritarian mode. If allegory tends to subordinate the thesis of the narrative structure of allegory, is the dual form, can be emphasized to restore a balance between fictional events and conceptual massage. On the farm there are signs of a balance between satiric devices allegorically martialed to expose and assault a dangerous political myth and collateral apolitical – the last similar to "solid objects and useless waste. Information " allows the reader determine Orwell 's disgust at cruelty, torture and violence in one of the main characters of Napoleon. The way Orwell presents the figure is structural, in which the figure of Napoleon clarifies his political intent for the reader. Handling There is no doubt about how the reader feels toward Napoleon, but Orwell 's is more effective to combine "humor with disgust. "" Napoleon was a great boar fierce looking Berkshire, Berkshire not only on the farm, very talkative, but with the reputation for going. 'S Own Way "Orwell presents Napoleon to us in ways that are in principle much fun as, for example, in the scene where he shows his contempt for alleged Snowball ' s plans for the windmill, the elevation of the leg and urinate on the floor with chalk days. "You will, however, came unexpectedly to examine the plans. He walked heavily round the shed, looked closely at every detail of the plans and snuffed at them once or twice, after a while he stared at the corner of my eye and suddenly he lifted his leg, urinated over the plans and walked away without saying a word. "The increasing tension of description is divided immediately this makes the reader smile. Moreover, the author speaks of Napoleon 's ridiculous facts so naturally, as is the normal type of behavior simply can not laugh. 'Napoleon produced no schemes of his, but said quietly that Snowball ' s come to anything. "Napoleon is seen to have no respect for Snowball who creates the plans. This is most evident in his urine on them, emphasizing its brutal and uncivilized nature. Animals urinate on objects to mark their territory. This is symbolic as Napoleon after making idea for the windmill as his own. The allegorical level the differing views of socialism held by Trotsky and Stalin are apparent. In contrast to the snowball 's speeches, Napoleon merely makes the response minimum and when he speaks it is usually to criticize. Snowball speech becomes increasingly less important to Napoleon. The sheep with their mindless bleating effectively silence the opposing opinions as anyone else can be heard. "He realized that they were especially liable to break 'Four legs good, two legs bad " at crucial moments of Snowball ' s speeches. Reducing the supply of animals snowball stupid animals and how the sheep accept without thinking, parodies of socialist ideology, the way that reduces simply formulas that everyone can understand, but which stop any kind of thinking. In the Communist Manifesto, for example, there is the following sentence: "The theory of the Communists may be summed in the phrase " abolition of private property. '' Set this aside the basic principle of Animalism: 'Four legs good, two legs bad. "From Orwell 's feelings about the dangers of over-simplification are clear. " The shorter the statement is even more deprived of any improvement in the major influence in the crowd. The declaration of influence only if repeated too often in the same words. Napoleon said that "is not just a figure of the theory of orators art, which deserves repetition. Through repetition in the mind an idea so deeply that, finally, believes the verified truth. What is truth? The Russian dictionary gives the Difinition of truth: truth is what corresponds to reality. But is it always so? Very often it happens that we exept as true the false things that we want to be true, or things that someone wants to exept. That is one of the most intresting perculiarities human psychology, that Orwell ridicules.There Univerce is a truth, but man has the strange habit purvert truth. Napoleon seems to have gained the support of dogs and sheep and is helped by the fickle nature of the crowd. From the beginning, it seems, Napoleon turns events to his own advantage. When the farm is attacked in the Battle of the Cowshed, Napoleon is nowhere to be seen. Cowardice is hinted feet and willingness to rewrite history later in the novel shows the way in which Napoleon is prepared to twist the truth for their own purposes. The seven commandments that ethnic minorities absolute condified the new order, are perverted throughout the book to achieve their goals. There is an interesting thing to notice about Seven Commandments. This is an important tool to use the 'lucky number ' to deepen the impression of animals in the disaster. Each time you change the order takes place, is an example of how political power, as Orwell sees it, is willing to change the past in the minds of people, if the past prevents you from doing what they do. First, the fourth commandment is altered so that pigs could sleep comfortably in warm beds. A simple addition of two words he does. 'I read the fourth commandment. Does not it say something about sleeping in beds? With some difficulty Muriel his lyrics. ' It is said that "No animal shall sleep in bed with sheets ''. Whenever the pigs infringe one of the main 's commandments, Squealer is sent to convince the other animals that this is the correct interpretation. "There will be no doubt that there was ever a ruling against beds? A simple bed, a place to sleep in a pile of straw in a stall is a bed, properly regarded. The rule was against sheets , which is a human being. invention Napoleon gets its domain through a nasty mix of lies and hypocrisy of the distortion / there are two scenes where Napoleon 's cruelty and violence are cold in all its horror: the Test scene and the episode that Boxer is driven conversion of animal waste. The veil of mockery is drown aside. In these episodes the mood is absent, the stark reality of Napoleon 's hunger for power and cruelty

Research Term Paper

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Research Term Paper

It is very important to choose a study area. Completion of the investigation of the law is the central issue. R ESEARCH theme of the paper should be interesting for the writer to find answers to questions in the research paper. Prepare a work revolves around trying to learn about new topics or expose a particular topic. The document is an attempt to write the answers you decide on a consultation structured database intended to prove or support his argument. Finding sources of materials for writing the term paper will involve different techniques and depend on the nature of the research in question. Data sources can be primary or secondary. In raw data, the use of labor early this information to find answers to questions and include field work. Secondary information is obtained through the written data in physical form as books and articles in magazines, newspapers or news or soft copies on the Internet. Important issues to consider when looking for information are facts of publication, title and author. When purchasing tickets should skim and locate useful material, including citations and abstracts to be presented to good use. Caution should be exercised in making notes for that is not correct, honest and not distort the meaning of the author. Not only things to gain the support of his thesis, but also pay attention to facts and opinions of the authors of the same or different. Get the type of material is important for not only views the data methods and procedures must be observed in research studies and is not afraid to criticize them. When information is not quantitative, in a study to quantify the need, objective and consultations must be well controlled in mind. In describing the paper should not be done quickly, but put into consideration the goals and purposes in writing the term paper compared to the collected material. The notes should be reviewed and sorted to find main sub-divisions on the issue. The data were more consistent and with a definite structure and a general pattern is visible. The document is written everywhere in the first draft stating in part, the purpose of the document. The article should inform the reader what to say in the statement of purpose followed by more detailed information on the main body of the document and, finally, a summary of the situation and behavior. The composition of the words should include the headings or subheadings that are not nouns, verbs or phrases. The structure must be well organized to ensure that the issue is unchanged in the heart of the matter and that everything is under one heading in the general study on it. The document is edited to polish the first draft. This is done by checking spelling, sentence construction and phrases, the proper way of notes, quotes and punctuation. The appointments must be reviewed to ensure that show evidence of what the author said that to prevent counterfeiting through the use of statements and save the unnecessary ideas were expressed by the original author. The correct way to tables should be observed and any graph or table speaks for itself., Read the newspaper, ultimately, the critical point in the flow of the article and fix if necessary.

Custom Essay Writing

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Custom Essay Writing

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