In the book Into The Wild by Jon Krakauer provides the story of Christopher Johnson McCandless and his journey to Alaska. In this book Krakauer tells us how McCandlesses decisions led to his amazing adventures, why he did these travels, and where it got him in the end. Although Chris J. McCandless appeared angry, depressed, […]
Chris McCandless was an outside kinda fellow and enjoyed the life as one. Many considered him to be a pariah, trick or bumbling individual, however that was not the situation. McCandless was looking for another sort of enterprise and this drove him to Alaska and into nature to explore and get a new reach on […]
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Hamlet, arguably one of William Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies, is a classic revenge story that centers around a crestfallen Danish prince who struggles against himself to avenge the murder of his recently deceased father. Scheming the revenge requested by his father’s ghost, Hamlet finds resistance from non but his very pensive and thoughtful self. The play’s […]
Everyone needs a shoulder to cry on, a best friend, someone to listen to them and confide in. This human need for love and belonging has been long explored by writers, but no other has achieved the insight Shakespeare has through his character of Horatio. In Shakespeare’s play, The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, […]
William Shakespeare has written many plays, which include love, death, revenge, murder, and grief. Most of his plays have included numerous heroes and villains. One of his most famous plays that he wrote in 1599 was Hamlet, a play in which the son must take revenge for the murder of his father for his sake. […]
Hamlet: Emotion vs Logic One of the many talents of Shakespeare is how well he can portray the complexity of a character. He perfectly captures how complicated people can be, while maintaining the story driven aspects of a character. For example, in Hamlet, the title character is captivating because he is complicated. Shakespeare portrays Hamlet […]
Villa enters, talking attentively and distressingly to himself about the topic of whether to submit suicide to end the agony of experience: “To be, or not to be: that is the issue” (Act III,Scene I, Line 58). He says that the agonies of life are with the end goal that nobody would readily bear them, […]
Sasha Alsberg who is a writer said: Honestly, I hate when in books, the guys change the girl’s life. Like, no. The girl needs to change her own life. this means that sexism occurs in literary works.Sexism has always been a hot topic in society and literature. Sexism is prejudice or discrimination based on a […]
We as people have issues coping with things, especially the loss of loved ones. Our emotions are what build us and tear us down, hamlet is an amazing representation of that, here’s why. The spirit of Hamlet’s father who was murdered in cold blood appears to hamlet in the darkness. The ghost speaks to Hamlet […]
Deception is a common theme portrayed throughout many works of literature. It is either detrimental or benevolent: it can be brought upon others or, most often, self-inflicted. In Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet, Claudius is one of the most deceiving characters as he murdered his own brother, married Gertrude, and then attempted to conceal his actions in […]
Hamlet is a man with a lot of goals to meet, but he overthinks everything too much. Every chance he gets to pursue his goal, he overthinks it causing him to not be able to act accordingly. Hamlet contemplates killing himself but finds himself unable to. Hamlet proves his inability to act when he procrastinate […]
William Shakespeare wrote a multitude of plays with complicated love stories, and Hamlet is no exception. Throughout the play, Hamlet is claimed to be many things; a murderer, a madman, and a lovesick fool. In Shakespeare’s plays, love itself is considered a disease which is why Polonius, Laertes, and Claudius scheme behind his back to […]
What is the nature of the Ghost that Appears to Hamlet? Prince Hamlet went back home to Denmark with the aim of attending his late father’s funeral. The ghost of his father appears to him and reveals to Hamlet that he was murdered when somebody poured poison inside his ear while he was asleep. He […]
Harry lives with his Uncle Vernon, Aunt Petunia, and cousin Dudley. it is obvious that the family does not want Harry there, as his room is just a cupboard under the stairs and they are unkind to him. He is obviously different from his normal uncle, aunt, and cousin, as weird events seem to take […]
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, by J.K. Rowling uses a vast variety of words that are made up, but are secretly derived from Latin, Greek, Old English, and many other old languages to portray Rowling’s genius writing. Although many of the names, spells, potions, and even places seem like casual made up words, […]
It is no secret that books have a way of impacting an entire world. Over the course of history, books such as To Kill a Mockingbird, The Secret Life of Bees, The Hunger Games, and Harry Potter have changed the lives of millions of people. These books have important lessons and morals that are crucial […]
Abstract This paper examines some theories of feminist views on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. It analyzes the depictions of women in the story in relation to men. Moreover, it takes into account Mary Shelley’s life to understand the roles of women in the nineteenth century. The analysis draws upon Anne Mellor’s On Feminist Utopia, Ellen Moers’s […]
Frankenstein’s women are, as a rule, extremely passive. Their role is generally only to further the plot and be an accessory to the male leads, which from a modern perspective immediately gives the novel a sexist undertone. Safie’s only real importance is as a vessel for the English lessons that the monster learns from; Justine […]
In Foster’s Chapter, When in Doubt, It’s From Shakespeare, he discusses how many authors borrow from Shakespeare’s work since it was so cleaver and legendary. He explains by borrowing from such a talented writer can make their work more detailed, meaningful, and creative. He also suggests that the readers should look for any references from […]
The novel Frankenstein was written by Mary Shelley in the 1800s. The story is about a doctor, Frankenstein, and his hideous creation. The basis of the novel is to show the development of the character of the Creature, and to show how Nature versus Nurture affects Frankenstein’s creation. Most readers start reading with the idea […]
Lord of the Flies’ Simon: Helping and Getting away from Chaos Simon. To me, a very mysterious character in Golding’s Lord of the Flies. So what is some of Simon’s character? What are his longings? When I asked myself this question, I thought about it for a while, then I realized that he is always […]
Maybe there is a beast maybe it’s only us'(Golding 82). William Golding writes “it’s only us” as he believes that every man has a darker side, an inner beast that is proven inescapable by moral depravity. Throughout Lord of the flies, the young British boys stranded on an island will attempt to suppress men’s darker […]
Lord of the Flies Nowadays, power is an essential force in political life to guarantee a stable society. The leaders of our countries every day carry the heavyweight of responsibilities that comes with power. Overtime, power takes control of the leaders lives and affect them emotionally and physically. But what impact does power and its […]
The morning of June 27th was clear and sunny, with the fresh warmth of a full-summer day. The flowers were blossoming profusely and the grass saw richly green” . In Shirley Jackson’s The Lottery, readers often interpret this imagery as a soothing mood and believe that the lottery the villagers participate in is beneficial for […]
Racism is not a new issue by any means. It has been plaguing humanity since its beginnings. Societies of all cultures and from all corners of the world have experienced racism. America, a country that claims to be one of the most civilized, has dealt with discrimination on a huge scale. Minority groups in America […]
Money is like a double ended sword, as it makes life easier on one hand while at the same time most of the problems in many families all revolve around money. Raisin in the sun play was written by Hansberry which the center of all the issues they are facing hence the central motif in […]
By revealing Beneatha’s interest in Africa to be genuine, coupled with her excitement, Hansberry expresses a sense of pride in returning to one’s roots as well as encourages African Americans to embrace theirs. Hansberry connects African heritage to not only a sense of belonging, but also hope in an unpredictable, and difficult future, which as […]
Hansberry promotes a sense of African heritage through her character, Beneatha. Beneatha was a college student struggling to find her identity. She tried to find herself by getting in touch with her roots. Beneatha tries to express her opinions and ideas, but since she is the youngest she feels confined and restricted. Hansberry states Beneatha’s […]
In the 1950s racism and segregation were still very profound in society’s views. When Lorraine Hansberry’s play A Raisin in the Sun debuted in 1959, it was subject to a variety of critiques from a multitude of audiences that immediately sparked a debate about the message of the play. A Raisin in the Sun has […]
A Raisin in The Sun by Lorraine Hansberry is an informative short story based on an African American family, and their life struggles. The audience is introduced to all members of the Younger family, along with a few additional individuals. The audience learns that the husband/father of the family has passed away. The family is […]
