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To browse Academia. Log in with Facebook Log in with Google. Remember me on this computer. Enter the email address you signed up with and we'll email you a reset link. Need an account? Click here to sign up. Download Free PDF. Arburim Iseni. A short summary of this paper. European Scientific Journal May edition vol. Life is also a playful net which throws on ourselves interesting moments in order to make us face ourselves in the process of coping with them. This is the net which is thrown on us day after day, moment after moment, there are moments that we lose a complete view and reflect a lot of negative energy.
On the other hand we try to create our own net, as a counter reflection of the first net, and thus put the two of them in a constant struggle. This is done to create our own reality. A reality which reflects our deep inner self which is in a constant struggle with the outer, already established reality. So it is up to us to make these kinds of struggles if we want to break free from the stultifying movements of the life waves.
She is a real warrior whenever she decides to write, and to contemplate about life, and everything that surrounds us, thus being a real artist of all times. Art was characterized by Aristotle as a kind of activity based on knowledge and governed by rules. Through this work of fiction, the author tries to show us the reality, her lifelong desire which she never hid, but very successfully revealed in front of the reader. She also never forgets to raise the question of discovering the means by which work and love, wealth and fame are reached.
It is true that Jake is the main character, that is the protagonist, and the narrator as well, but being the narrator he recounts the events from his point of view and as he pleases. So the reflection upon the reader is very successful in beginning the process of thinking exactly as he does.
Thus by accepting his conclusions, we distort the reality. The question that might be immediately raised is, would it be distorted if we made an effort to make our own conclusions? However, Jake is not passive. He, of course, lives by his own ideas and distorts reality by hypotheses, but being on the other hand, rather curious in verifying the truth of his assumptions.
Being an epitome of a truth seeker he faces defeat. From the beginning up to the end, he has lived by his own concepts. He has lived in a world of fantasy, covering the truth and facts with the net of his own imagination. It is true that he reaches this at the end of the novel, but the most important thing is that he is a changeable being. His state, at the very end reflects his state at the beginning: he is without a job, he has little or no money to live, and he is without a place to live.
What makes him different is that he has got rid of his ideas and has embraced the reality. That is why he feels free like a fish in the water because his own life counts more: Like a fish which swims calmly in deep water, I felt all about me the secure supporting pressure of my own life.
Ragged, inglorious, and apparently purposeless, but my own. Because their spiritual blindness is conditioned by the society. It is society which conditions people.
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