Analysis Of Immanuel Kant's The Cherry Orchard

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b. The subject of this poem is a woman in which the poet is in love with. (Hint: This is a “pure poem.”)
c. The sixteen-line poem is divided into two stanzas each containing eight lines a piece.

b. The poet believes that children are connected with nature but they slowly lose that connection as they grow into adults. Although the connection with nature can grow when adults has memories of their experiences with nature as a child.
c. One Romantic notion present in this passage is nature. The poet concentrates on the relationship with human and nature throughout the poem.

b. The poet is addressing the way one changes throughout his or her life.
c. The poet believes that nature is can offer one understanding.

a. In “The Cherry Orchard” everything is centered around the cherry orchard. The cherry orchard signifies a memory. In earlier …show more content…

“The Cherry Orchard” can be considered a comedy because of the comic elements that can be found throughout the play. Anton Chekhov includes interesting characters. Although the play can also be considered a tragedy because of its subject. In my opinion it is not a tragedy because of the comical aspects and there are not any terrible/tragic events.

a. Immanuel Kant’s philosophy is quite complicated. Kant broke reality into two categories: noumenal reality (our reality) and phenomenal reality (the world’s reality). Kant believed that people live in noumenal reality which was supported by neuroscientists. Most of his philosophy is about the individual. His philosophy challenged the Enlightenment thinkers. Kant is also well known for his ethical philosophy.

a. Walt Whitman is well known for revolutionizing American poetry. One of his greatest works is Leaves of Grass which influenced poets across the world. Whitman was not afraid to write about topics that others were not comfortable speaking about. His creative side led to the invention of a new poetic form. By the end of his life time he was deemed The Good Gray

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