Those three are: If the work can promote deep insight into human behavior, presents a universal theme, or uses language in an exceptional way. I believe the most reoccurring idea is a universal theme, its something everybody and almost all living things naturally have in common. ... From the story "To Build A Fire" by Jack London, is where I believe a sense of a universal theme is created. The theme I believe to be one in the story is Survival. ... Another theme found in stories, which is a deep insight into human behavior, can be found in the story "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calavera...

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Many stories have been written in order to explain the creation of the world and human beings. While none of these have been scientifically proven, a majority of these stories have quite different views of how life was created. Two of these stories are Metamorphosis by Ovid, which considers an init...

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(Levi, 27) The author, Primo Levi, is referring to what he calls as, " the demolition of a man" (Levi, 26) this reference becomes a common reoccurring theme in the text Survival in Auschwitz and the film Life is Beautiful. ...

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