Tiểu luận Văn học Mỹ

HUE UNIVERSITY
INFORMATICS AND OPEN INSTITUTE
Họ tên: Hoàng Văn Quang
Mã sinh viên: 7052900482
Ngày sinh: 22/10/1994

AMERICAN LITERATURE 1&2
Part 1. Write a short professional bio data about your profession, responsibilities,
education, interests, and current work (no more than 150 words).
My name is Hoang Van Quang. I am a doctor working in the intensive care unit
of Vinh City General Hospital. As a physician, my primary role is to provide medical
care and support to patients. I have completed extensive medical education and
training, including a medical degree and resuscitation-oriented programs. My daily
responsibilities are to receive, diagnose and treat critically ill and critically ill patients
in order to bring them back to life while they are in limbo.
In addition to my professional duties, I have a special interest in promoting
human health and fitness. I stay up to date with the latest advances in research and
medical treatments to ensure the best care for my patients. In addition, I am dedicated
to promoting compassionate and patient-centered care that actively listens to patients'
concerns and addresses their needs.
Currently, my job is very strenuous, however, where I work there are many
multi-disciplinary healthcare professionals, in many fields to provide comprehensive
and personalized medical services to patients. I am committed to providing evidencebased, ethical and quality care to improve treatment outcomes and deliver the best
possible health under my care.
Part 2. Choose one of these questions which are given in the task and answer it in
a 300-words essay.
Topic 3. Optimistic spirit can help people live better and overcome obstacles in life.
How can you prove this opinion by analyzing the role of hope revealed in the poem
“Hope is the Thing with Feathers” and Rip’s ways of adapting to the new life in “Rip
Van Winkle”? How is the optimistic spirit important to your positive thinking?
“Optimism can help people live better and overcome obstacles in life“

In today's modern life, people always face many difficulties, adversities and
sometimes fall. To overcome such challenges and continue their journey, they must
be positive and believe in courage. Hope is very important in human life.


In her poem, Dickenson emphasizes the hope that "hope is feathered" as a good
attitude towards life. She shows an optimistic view through the bird metaphor. Just as
a wingless bird cannot fly, one cannot survive without the flickering of hope. Her
choice of words shows her optimistic attitude towards optimism. "Perch, soul, song
without words," she says. Her optimism also distinguishes her as "sweetest in the
gale." Emily's hope in this poem is "a bird with feathers." Feathers are a source of
help and help for birds, and feathers of hope are a source of human joy and nutrition.
Dickenson goes on to say, "I heard it in the frostiest lands." She goes on to say that no
matter how bad or terrible her situation is, she still feels hope in her life. She doesn't
explain her passion to the point of pushing her limits, but she balances hope with her
portrayal and doesn't go too far. "But in extreme situations, it never asked me for
crumbs," she says. In the end, she concluded that hope did not demand anything in
return, even just a small token given to the owner.
Irving's personality, Rip Van Winkle, escapes into the woods from his
whimsical wife and falls asleep for 20 years after swallowing an elixir. When Lip Van
Winkle awoke, he was shocked to see many changes that his contemporaries
considered normal. He knew little about the end of the American Revolutionary War,
so instead of praising the new US President George Washington, he praised the men
of the bar by toasting King George of England and Ireland. I was bothered. Rip Van
Winkle needs to update all his knowledge with an enthusiastic and cheerful attitude to
get used to his new being. The message from "Rip Van Winkle" is that his life will
continue with or without people, and that change is inevitable.
I have made many mistakes and been depressed, accepted the failure of my life,
but that doesn't mean I give up. I realized that if I continued to wallow in this sadness,
I would never get up again. So I've always encouraged myself. It helps me regain

confidence, optimism and hope for a better future. It continues to fight to achieve my
goals and motivates me to overcome those failures and mistakes.