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Author: Anonymous author (4)

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Published: 03.11.2004.

Language: English

Level: Secondary school

Literature: n/a

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Love is the least understandable human feeling. Love appears in all kinds of forms during most novels studied in class. However love is very difficult to categorize, some correlations can be made between 'types' of love and between the characters of different novels. In "The Rights of Desire" and "Regeneration", this is the case. Admiration, sexual attraction, respect and love in the family are seen and dealt with in different ways.
In "The Rights of Desire" the principal theme is the feelings the protagonist, Ruben, develops when a new tenant enters his house. Ruben is a 64 years old man,…

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Compare and contrast the ways "Regeneration" by Pat Barker and "The Rights of Desire" by Andre Brink deal with the theme of Love