Imagine yourself not being able to see with two eyes, but one. The author who has written many novels, short stories, proms, and essays about Civil and Women Right had experienced this hardship. Being different from everyone, she grew with she transformed being different to a talent of writing down her thoughts and imagination. Her […]
“The battle between good and evil runs through the heart of every man” – Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. We truly have to be in a situation of life and death in order to know if we are internally good or internally bad. Lord of the Flies by William Golding, gives an accurate representation of what happens when […]
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Introduction The book created by Chimamanda Adichie, set in post-colonial Nigeria during the Civil War in the late years of 1960s, it is a bildungsroman that focuses highly on family relationships and also highly on religion and cultural ideals. The text describing Kambili and Jaja’s first meal at their Aunty Infeoma’s home in Nsukka, Nigerian […]
Throughout the course of history, there have been many powerful beings who influenced the people around them. The common crowd followed these beings of high authority, without even a simple question. The former civilizations of Germany, Russia, and Iraq are all stellar examples of an ignorant population clinging to others of gigantic power. Another society […]
Have you ever feared being stranded on an island while your constantly worrying about being rescued and even being killed? Probably not, but this group of young boys experience this in the book Lord of the Flies written by William Golding. Golding tells a story about a group of young boys whose plane crashes on […]
As the title of the poem clearly suggests that the poem is about a landlady, and it illustrates the life and actions of a landlady. For Page’s work as both a poet and an artist, vision and perspective capacity as an asset for the well of the depiction, her specialty re-lays (Swann, 1). Portraying vision […]
In many works of literature, you can find countless numbers of symbols. In “The Great Gatsby,” written by F. Scott Fitzgerald, you can find symbolism in the different colors that are portrayed throughout the novel. These colors are blue, grey, yellow, white, and green. The story follows and is told by, Nick Carraway. He was […]
A Place to Call Home This piece was a moving one called “The Barrio” that tells of a outcasted neighborhood coming to life. Robert Ramirez tells the story of the place he once called home. He breaks down everything from the layout of the neighborhood to the sounds you could hear if you ever found […]
Absurdism by definition is the belief that human beings exist in a purposeless universe. In Albert Camus’ The Stranger, Camus includes his philosophy of the Absurd through his protagonist Meursault. He uses Meursault’s lack of family and personal relationships to isolate the character and further depict his Absurd ideals. Throughout The Stranger, Camus’ ideas are […]
The Grabber: At the beginning of the story, it is basically an introduction to the characters and the way they live as soldiers. The beginning of the story focuses on giving the reader a feel for what the surrounding area is and what the lifestyle is like. The reader is drawn in and intrigued by […]
The title of this is story is interesting because of many things. In one way, the title refers to the status of the Greasers being the outsiders of the story. This is shown in the form of the Greasers, who are categorized and perceived to be in the lower class. Whilst, the upper-class kids are […]
Oedipus and Lysistrata are fantastic playwrights. For instance, Oedipus is one of the characters who seem to portray the traditional Greece. On the other hand, Lysistrata is used to present the modern ways of life. Consequently, both plays Oedipus and Lysistrata have a significant role to beliefs and civilization of the early Greece. Moreover, both […]
The book I chose is Space Disasters by Elaine Landau. It discusses the Apollo Missions. The Challenger Flight, and the men and women who were involved in space exploration. These early missions taught experts alot about what we should and should not do when sending people into space. It took us tragedies to get here, […]
A casual reader of The Iliad could wonder why the book is part of the “great books” collection. This poem is about men constantly in battle with each other, frequently disturbed by the meddling of gods. It is easy to understand why the Bible, on the other hand, fits into the great books; although, the […]
Whilst reading the Iliad you’re naturally inclined to follow the plight of the great Greek hero Achilles as he tears through Trojans and further advances his powerful reputation. Half god, he invites the favor of many powerful beings on his pursuit to win both the war and glory for himself. The reader is engaged by […]
The Iliad this was written by Homer and set what was known as the Trojan War. This is an epic represented in several dactylitis. The book narrates the series of the events and battles that had been executed during those days of misunderstandings and quarrels between the Achilles warriors and King Agamemnon. from the story, […]
Jane Austen, a young lady living in the midst of nineteenth century sex jobs and society’s own biases against ladies, made an original that would leave an enduring effect on writing for eternity. One of her most popular works, Pride and Prejudice, would be a work that without a doubt brought upon analysis, as it […]
Since the times of the Brothers Grimm, fairy tales have advanced immensely and have not exclusively been appreciated, yet in addition used and altered. Fairy tales were utilized in study halls to help little youngsters to follow the alluring and supported conduct radiated by the heroes, alongside teaching them on ethics and morals. Fairy tales, […]
Beaumont wrote the famously known fairy tale, “Beauty and the Beast.” Throughout the story, both Beauty and Beast try to find true love, in fact, it risks the life of Beauty. Beast was thought of as an ugly monster to everyone that he once knew or knew at the time in the story. However Beast […]
Fairy tales have been around for centuries and have laid the foundation for many generations by unlocking the imagination of those who listen. They keep the hope and dreams alive within family households and set an example for the expectations of life. The question of whether or not fairy tales address contemporary, controversial issues can […]
A fairy tale is a form of writing used to enhance an audience’s mindset to better their understanding of keeping wonderment alive. The idea behind wonder comes from each individual and how their satisfied with their own unique versions of endings. The ending of fairy tales is crucial when determining the purpose of the story […]
Feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of being politically, socially, and economically equal to men. In the nineteenth century women were viewed as secondary to men and had little rights. In 1890, married women were given the right to control their own wealth, and in 1882 women finally were given access […]
Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale is regarded as a modern classic in the dystopian future genre. The Handmaid’s Tale is a revolutionary dystopian tale which addressed the important issues prevalent at the time of its conception in a way unlike any other. In her most famous novel, Canadian author, Margaret Atwood, tackled issues such as […]
Frankenstein is known all over for being about a monster that loses control and kills people, but no one talks about some of the topics that Mary Shelley portrays in the novel. This book seems male dominant. The females play a big role, but not in the way that big roles are usually played. Women […]
Albert Camus and Franz Kafka focus on the same genre of literature, in addition to containing work which flourished as part of the existential movement. ‘Existentialism is a philosophy that emphasizes the uniqueness and isolation of the individual experience in a hostile or indifferent universe, regards human existence as unexplainable, and stresses freedom of choice […]
Frist, “The Metamorphosis” was written by Franz Kafka. It a fiction story of a tragedy salesman named Gregor Samsa, who turned into a gigantic insect, but still possessed a human mind. “When Gregor Samsa woke up one morning from unsettling dreams, he found himself changed in his bed into some monstrous vermin” (Kafka, 1883-1924, Pg. […]
Kafka’s novel, The Trial is the story of a man, Josef K., who is summoned to court but never learns what the charge against him is. This is the work that is most associated with the adjective “Kafkaesque,” probably because of the sense of confusion in a process that is never understood. Once more, the […]
“The Metamorphosis” by Franz Kafka portrays the misfortune faced by Gregor: a once, human who woke up one day to realize that he had turned into an insect. He is neglected merely because he is a repulsive bug who can no longer provide money for his idle family who refused to find a job to […]
What kind of symbols and figurative language in A Hunger Artist does Kafka use? The answer to this question is up for debate. A Hunger Artist is considered one of Kafka’s prominent works, and one of the best, perfect created short stories. Kafka gives a story of a man known as a hunger artist who […]
Edgar Alan Poe is known as the father of short stories, his works are known for their dark or mysterious nuances or even blatant overtones. Edgar Alan Poe frequently uses foreshadowing, symbolism, and irony in his stories. All three of these literary elements are particularly prevalent in his story “The Cask of Amontillado”. analyze, examine […]
