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Vision and Irony in Classic Literature
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A 5 page paper which discusses how a
character often illustrates the condition of having no sight if one has no vision. The paper
also discusses the use of irony by authors and their characters. The characters discussed
are Jonah, Oedipus, Teiresias, and Creon. Some of the works discussed are "The Book of
Jonah," "Lysistrata," and the stories in the "Decameron" and in "Canterbury Tales." No
additional sources cited.
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Paper Title:
Vision and Irony in Classic Literature
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