تكفون تكفون تكفووووووووووون الله يسعدكم ساعدوني وفرجوا همي فرج الله همومكم

**شيخة المماليح** · 14-05-2006, 03:18 PM

لا اله الا الله
معقوووووووووووولة محد قدر يساعدني؟

ياجماعة انا بس ابي التوبيك مابغى تسوون بحث

بس توبيك موضوع ابدا فيه بحثي لاني ضايعة مدري وش اسوي بحثي عنه

انا ماقلت ابحثوا عني لاااااااااااااااااا

بس قولوا تكلمي عن كذا بس... وانا ابد البحث

تكفووووووووووون ترى من جد ترجيت كثير
لوما العازة ماطلبتكم

الله يخليكم
انشالله ادخل المرة الجاية القى ردود تبرد على القلب

انتظركم

**moony20022002** · 14-05-2006, 07:34 PM

I have read The Portrait of a Lady
by Henry James you can chose this idea :Feminism and talk about it and what critics comments for it .

Or

The Portrait of a Lady is consistently focused on the idea of Isabel Archer's independence: whether she has it, whether she is true to it, whether she betrays it, and whether it is more important than her social duty. But the novel never really defines what "independence" means, and as a result, it lacks thematic focus." Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Defend your answer.

James's use of psychology in Portrait of a Lady enables him to unite his thematic exploration with his character portrayal. In short, the novel is an exploration of the conflict between individualism and social convention; James ensures that Isabel has a conscious commitment to individualism, but an unconscious desire for the comfort, safety, and stability of social custom. Isabel's upbringing was haphazard, and her father often left her to herself; this gave her a sense of intellectual independence, but it also made her long for a more secure environment. Additionally, Isabel's active imagination was nourished by her self-directed education in her grandmother's library. When she meets Gilbert Osmond, Isabel is attracted to the stability and direction his life seems to offer her, and her imagination enables her to overlook his obvious flaws—his arrogance, his narcissism, and his cruelty—and to create her own idyllic picture of him. In this way, Isabel allows her need for social convention to overcome her commitment to independence, and her marriage to Osmond becomes the tragic turning point in her life.

**moony20022002** · 14-05-2006, 07:40 PM

Some sites:

http://www.alternet.org/story/10306

http://pages.emerson.edu/faculty/J/John_Anderson/e_james.htm

http://www.schoolhousebooksweb.com/essaypromptslangap.html

http://www.pinkmonkey.com/booknotes/monkeynotes/pmPortraitLady13.asp\

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Portrait_of_a_Lady#Major_themes

http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/portraitlady/study.html\

http://nymetro.com/nymetro/movies/reviews/4608/index.html

http://www2.newpaltz.edu/~hathawar/portrait1.html

ادعواتك والله يوفقك

**شيخة المماليح** · 14-05-2006, 08:32 PM

يابعد قلبي والله ياموني

ياشيخة فرجتي همي والله اني اطالع اللي طلعلي وماني مصدقة
وش ذا ياشيخة؟ ياكذي المساعدة يابلا

قولي امين
عسى الله يوفقك ويسعدك وينولك اللي ببالك يارب

والله ودي ابوسك على راسك

مشكورة مرة ثانية

**moony20022002** · 15-05-2006, 09:19 PM

الحمدلله والله يوفقك

تكفون تكفون تكفووووووووووون الله يسعدكم ساعدوني وفرجوا همي فرج الله همومكم

تكفون تكفون تكفووووووووووون الله يسعدكم ساعدوني وفرجوا همي فرج الله همومكم

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