Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on The Periodic Table. Use of Metaphors in the Chapter Nickel. It needs to be at least 1250 words.Download file to see previous pages... This study is

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on The Periodic Table. Use of Metaphors in the Chapter Nickel. It needs to be at least 1250 words.

This study is about the metaphors used by Primo Levi in writing the chapter nickel, the way they are used, and the importance they reveal throughout the chapter. There are various metaphors used in this chapter starting from the title of the chapter itself which is a name of a metal but represents the authors experience with certain kind of people. This is not the only metaphor used in this chapter there are various others like the submarine. Thesemetaphors make the author to be effective in explaining his experience in a disguised manner. Primo Levis a chemistry graduate of Jewish origin that had tried to look for work several times but in vain and was now looking for any sort of paid occupation (Levi 61).He tries to bring out his experience when he first acquired employment. He does this in a metaphorical way to enhance the chapter. He also explains in this chapter the experience he had with a certain persons. He also does this in a metaphorical way that sometimes appears more appropriate. In this chapter the author exploits the treasure of metaphors which in return plays a big role in making him achieve his objectives. In this study,we explore some of the metaphors he uses in this chapter and the reason why they are used. We will also explore their importance and try to understand the effect they have brought to the story. Moreover, we will look at one unique metaphor that is the title of the chapter, nickel and try to understand what it means....

He also uses other kinds of metaphors to explain his first experience with his assistant, Lieutenant and the director as well as other employees in the plant. He also uses metaphors to explain his experience in his workplace and his experience with his tools of work. Moreover the use of the word submarine in describing where they lived makes understanding of how this place looked like simpler. Another importance of metaphors used in this chapter is that they have described the people involved in this chapter in the clearest manner. Levi uses metaphors to describe almost everybody involved in this chapter. He uses creature to describe his assistant (Levi 64), by doing this, Levi brings out some of the aspects she had in an indirect way.He also uses businesslike language to describe the lieutenant and the director to bring out their personality in the most understandable manner (Levi 64). Levi also uses simpleton to describe Bortalasso, which actually make the reader to clearly understand what kind of a person this individual was (Levi 69). Another importance of metaphors in this chapter is describing places in the clearest possible manner and the activities that take place there indirectly. Levi calls the place where they were living a submarine to show how it looked like. These makes the reader to have a picture of how that place was and thus he can understand the themes of this chapter better (Levi 66).He also uses metaphor to describe his place of work. Levi uses the word “world enchantment” to show how interesting the place and the duties he had been assigned were to him and the much he enjoyed them.