collaboration with others during interpretation. It is this point that makes the relationship between images and words so powerful. A group of people faced with the exact same formation of both words and images will invariably come away from a reading with slightly conflicting opinions on what was being presented. The central concept conveyed by the text remains fixed but due to different levels of intellect, social conditioning and ideological positions, altered interpretations will be apparent. John Sinclair
Literal Interpretation in Literature Literature is meant to provide a perspective on life. Phrases or quotes found in works of literature may be used to help express one's own thoughts, to describe a particular situation, or even to apply the circumstances in another piece of literature. Readers often utilize literary quotes for this purpose, yet not every reader will interpret a given quote the same way. One example of a phrase which can have many different meanings is the biblical quote "The
answered. The interpretation of dreams has become a very popular field of study. Some consider dreams as just an epiphenomenon’s of brain activity and argue that dreams have no purpose at all, yet there are many others who believe dreams do have a meaning and significance. Psychologically dreams are simulations that help us test possibilities, fulfill desires and reflect our concerns and experiences of the everyday life. The psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud suggested in his book The Interpretation of Dreams
Statuary Interpretation Statutory law is law that has been made by parliament. For a statute to be passed it need to go through the House of Commons, House of lords and finally has to get the Royal Asset this is technically when the monarch must give their consent before legislation can become law but however in practice that consent is never refused. Parliament is the highest source of English law “sovereignty of Parliament” (also known as The supremacy of Parliament) this means that
Statutory Interpretation The process by whereby judges attribute meanings to words in a statute in order to apply the relevant statute to a case to reach a decision. There are two approaches: Literal and Purposive. The literal approach is where the words are given their plain, ordinary and grammatical meanings. The purposive approach is when the judge looks at the intentions of parliament. Aids available: There are two types of aids available for statutory interpretation, they
Interpretation of Laws In law there are three different ways that the laws set can be interpreted. To show how they could be interpreted, three rules were set to go by, these being the literal rule, the golden rule and the mischief rule. The main dominant rule is the literal rule. This follows the law to the word doing exactly what the law says it to. An example of the literal rule is that it respects parliamentary sovereignty. A big disadvantage though is that by sticking to the original
Troublemaking Interpretations of Horation Ode There exists debate of how one is to read Marvell's "Horation Ode," One of the most unexamined issues in the three essays, yet one which seems to be a presupposition for most of the argumentation that goes on between both parties, is Brooks's careful caveat early in his essay that his project is not to "reveal triumphantly that what it [Marvell's poem] really says is something quite opposed to what we have supposed it to be saying" ("Ode" 323). For
Sontagian Interpretation of Graduation Interpreting and analyzing the artwork created by other people has always been a challenge for me. Who am I to say what the artist or author symbolically represents with their work? Previous English teachers would always try to explain what an author "really" meant in their work. Such claims frustrated me because I believe that no person has the right to critically analyze his work except himself. Susan Sontag's view of interpretation is very similar
behind them in the hopes of learning more about ourselves in relation to the real world. Understanding the history, science, and interpretations behind dreams will allow people to appreciate the work of our subconscious and the unique way in which the brain functions. Body paragraph 1: With this in mind, it is important to recognize the very early philosophies and interpretations of dreams. Even if previous theories about something as complicated as dreams seem exaggerated, they relate to modern ideas
remember one’s dream when they wake up is the process of interpreting their dream. Sigmund Freud stated, “The dream is the liberation of the spirit from the pressure of external nature, a detachment of the soul from the fetters of matter” (The Interpretation of Dreams). The many unanswered questions behind dreams lay behind the history of dreams, the types of common dreams, and what we may get out of the dreams. Knowing the significance of dreams will give one the potential of revealing unknown characteristics