Humanity And Responsibility In The Fish By Elizabeth Bishop

In this essay, the author

• Explains that humanity is nothing more than a group of humans living in harmony. responsibility is defined as being autonomous in making decisions, authority, leadership, power, control, among others.
• Analyzes how elizabeth bishop, john updike, jim willis, and maxine kumin's "the fish" and "dog s death" reflect humanity, responsibility and compassion from humans to nature.
• Analyzes how elizabeth bishop's "the fish" shows the beauty, perseverance, and kindness of a fish.

• Explains that humanity is nothing more than a group of humans living in harmony. responsibility is defined as being autonomous in making decisions, authority, leadership, power, control, among others.
• Analyzes how elizabeth bishop, john updike, jim willis, and maxine kumin's "the fish" and "dog s death" reflect humanity, responsibility and compassion from humans to nature.
• Analyzes how elizabeth bishop's "the fish" shows the beauty, perseverance, and kindness of a fish.
• Opines that we all have a responsibility to protect the environment and teach our children the importance of protecting the creatures around us.
• Analyzes each work separately and emphasizes how the characters in these works showed humanity and responsibility in each situation, as well as the vision of nature and the feeling of guilt or remorse.
• Analyzes elizabeth bishop's "the fish" to understand the narrator reflects the beauty of nature and humanity through the fish.
• Analyzes how elizabeth bishop's poem "the fish" is a reflection of the human life through the fish eyes.
• Analyzes how the "personality" of the fish is explained in line 8 as "battered and venerable" and also "homely".
• Analyzes how the narrator feels victorious to catch the fish, and also when released. the lesson that this event cause in the life of this fisherman is incalculable.
• Analyzes "dog's death" by john updike to appreciate the harmony and coexistence between a responsible human being and his pet, no matter that it was an animal.
• Analyzes how jim willis' "before i die" is a magnificent piece of literature where we can appreciate the feeling of sadness, frustration, confusion and desperation of an animal that just want to feel freedom before he died.
• Analyzes how the poem is a desperate cry for freedom and what for them are the basic rights of any household animals, such as dogs.
• Analyzes how the writer conveys the feelings of the animal in first-person narration, which helps the reader relate to the message that he is trying to convey through the poem.
• Analyzes how the poem is written in first person to create awareness in the reader that also animals have feelings and the pain that lack of humanity and responsibility can cause to others.
• Analyzes the contrast between the instinct for survival and guilt that the narrator may feel.
• Analyzes how the main character of the poem, even up feeling sad, guilty, and merciful, continued killing the woodchucks. he feels guilty and has enough sincerity to accept that what he was doing is wrong.
• Opines that the main character of this poem can see these woodchucks like a plague, in the eyes of many readers might justify the fact of the murder.
• Analyzes how the poem is confusing, not only for the act of cruelty that is being committed in the name of egoism, but the contrast of feelings and recognition of these actions.
• Opines that this poem is a reflection of why we can be selfish humans and how hard it is for many people to live in harmony with nature and our surroundings.
• Opines that the poem's main character was filled with guilt and remorse and didn't want to see birds die in such a cruel way. the fact that he acknowledges his fault may show some humanity and sympathy towards the narrator.
• Analyzes how each of these poems reflects a different form of humanity and responsibility.
• Analyzes how jim willis' "before i die" and maxine kumin's "woodchucks" show selfishness, lack of humanity and respect from the human being to the creatures around us.
• Analyzes the sense of humanity and responsibility of humans to animals in elizabeth bishop's "the fish" and "dog death" by john updike.
• Opines that it is important that the reader acquire a moral of these works and learn to see nature in different ways.