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What does the title of the comedy "The Way of the World" mean? Try to explain it in an essay that illustrates the main themes and main stylistic features of the work

What does the title of the comedy "The Way of the World" mean? Try to explain it in an essay that illustrates the main themes and main stylistic features of the work n6xpK
The way of the world is the most important work of William Congreve, wrote in 1700. This work has been criticized because it was considered difficult to understand because of the plot. The protagonists are Mirabell, a young man who is in love with Mrs Millamant. There is also the aunt of Mrs Millamant, Lady Wishfort, Who is not agree with the marriage beetween Mirabell and her niece. Mirabell try to persuade Lady Wishfort, but Mrs Marwood and her lover Fainall hinder it. Fainall had married Lady Wishfort’s daughter, but only to gain control of his wife’s property and also to take Millamant’s inheritance, and to achieve his aim he had blackmailed Lady Wishfort. At the end Mrs Millamant protects his aunt and warns her about the ideas of the two. As thanks Lady Wishfort decides to accept the marriage. The fundamental point of comedy is love, the two stories of the couples, Millamant and Mirabell and Fainall and Mrs Marwood. Congreve uses the couples to compare and contrast the different kinds of human relationships. Many of the names of the caracters are symbolic of their personality traits.
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work of William Congreve, wrote in 1700.

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because
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because
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Mirabell
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man


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who
is in
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love
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Mrs
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Millamant
. There is
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Mrs
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Millamant
,
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Lady
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Wishfort
, Who is not
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agree
with the marriage
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beetween
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Mirabell
and her niece.

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Mirabell
try to persuade
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Lady
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Wishfort
,
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but
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Mrs
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Marwood
and her lover
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Fainall
hinder it.

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Fainall
had married
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Lady
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Wishfort
’s daughter,
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but
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only
to gain control of his wife’s property and
also
to take
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Millamant
’s inheritance, and to achieve his aim he had

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blackmailed
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Lady
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Wishfort
.

At the
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end
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Mrs
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Millamant
protects his aunt and warns her about the
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ideas
of the two.
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As
thanks
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Lady
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Wishfort
decides to accept the marriage.

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love
, the two stories of the couples,
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Millamant
and
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Mirabell
and
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Fainall
and
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Mrs
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Marwood
.

Congreve
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uses
the couples to compare and contrast the
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different
kinds of human relationships.

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of the names of the
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caracters
are symbolic of their personality traits.
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IELTS essay What does the title of the comedy "The Way of the World" mean? Try to explain it in an essay that illustrates the main themes and main stylistic features of the work

Essay
  American English
11 paragraphs
188 words
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less than 250 words in Task 2
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5.0
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Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
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  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
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Task Achievement: 5.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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