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Tag: New England

The misapplication of the myth of Hercules to the injustices of imperialism – based on illustrations by John Smith and Richard Frethorne

Posted on June 15, 2016 by admin

The imperialists’ adoption of the myth of Hercules and the many headed Hydra to their cause is problematic and flawed.  Firstly, there is nothing Herculean about the imperialist agenda of expansion and economic exploitation.  Secondly, far from being the devilish and much maligned mythic creature that is the Hydra, those represented by it are mostly…

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Brief Analysis: Joe Turner’s Come and Gone by August Wilson

Posted on September 10, 2013 by JL Admin

Jeo Turner’s Come and Gone is one of the most memorable plays written by playwright August Wilson.  It is one instalment in The Pittsburgh Cycle series, which documents the lives and struggles of black Americans in early 20th century America.  Set in the time of the Jazz Age, the book’s heroes are former slaves who…

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