The Shine of Pollyannaism in Maya Angelou’s Works

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Bavadharani Balan

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The optimism in life is a pleasurable feel. The small key role in a story makes a huge difference in the universe. The hope helps to jump over the depression, failure, marginalization, etc. to reach the healthy balanced life. The Pollyannaism and Still I Rise holds the similar techniques for the blooming peaceful life. Thinking hopeful, spreading positivity is the major part of the two titles. Seeking good in bad and likes in dislikes are the drastic change of the upbeat personality.

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Bavadharani Balan. “The Shine of Pollyannaism in Maya Angelou’s Works”. The Creative Launcher, vol. 6, no. 4, Oct. 2021, pp. 96-101, doi:10.53032/tcl.2021.6.4.15.
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