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has anyone read the graphic novel "persepolis" buy Marjane satrapi or seen the french film? what are your comments and opinions on it? it was my my first book on my summer reading list, i got it toady and im done. I LOVED I! but thats just me. what do YOU think?
i loved it too! It was a great book, really funny to. It won an oscar in France, and I felt that it deserved to win one here in the States, but it didnt :(
Persepolis is the poignant story of a young girl in Iran during the Islamic Revolution. It is through the eyes of precocious and outspoken nine ...
Im doing a research paper and i need help! She's the author so how is her life reflected in the book Persepolis?
it's an exaggerated autobio. she has replaced some characters and events to keep their identity intact. i have read all of the works by her. very good.
I need help with some theme statements regarding the graphic novel Persepolis 1. i had some subjects to use in the theme statement but i don't know how to use the context to make a good statement, which i can use in my essay.
-Nationalism
-Relationship
-Childhood innocence
-Change
-Social Class
-Education
-Gender
-War
-Religion
hope some these ideas help and if u have any please let me know!
- Be proud of your country, history, and culture. Never deny it.
- Relationships are not always good but try to make them better.
- Childhood innocence shields us from the horrors of the world.
- Accept the changes for sometimes you are powerless to stop them.
- Social class is not that important. Other things matter.
- Education frees us from ignorance and open our eyes. Always continue studying.
- We are all equals despite most people do not or can not accept it.
- War destroy innocent lives. It represents all the bad of the world. A lot suffer for problems that are not even theirs.
- This is harder but I think that it is to rely on a much powerful force whenever we feel in need or in desperation.
How did Antonio de Gouevia come to find Persepolis?
I'm doing an archeology report and I need these things. Links with pictures are GREAT!
Also, when was it discovered?
The first westerner to visit the ruins of Persepolis was Antonio de Gouveia, from Portugal, who wrote about cuneiform inscriptions following his visit in 1602. His first written report on Persia, the "Jornada", was published in 1606.
Photo and other reference links are at the bottom of the wiki article.
Here is one of them: http://www.m-hesse.com/iran/Seiten/perse polis_%26_pasargad.html
I have to write a research paper on the theme of exile in the book Persepolis. Can anybody give me an idea or any suggestion on where I could find useful information on the internet? If you have an idea, it would also be the most welcome.
Do you mean Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi?
If so see detailed study notes etc here
http://www.bookrags.com/Persepolis_%28co mic%29