Writer Essays

I have chosen for this week summary is ‘Death of a Factory: Market Rationalism’s Hidden Abode in Inner-City Melbourne’ by Rob Lambert. The writer of this article presents a brief overview of the historical development of this local business, an account of the texture of the social relations of production at the Chef factory and […]

I personally agree with Maxine Tynes because truthfully, if one can set their mind on something while devoting themselves to it with passion and reason, anyone can have the ability to succeed in something they once thought was impossible. Not all writers went through university or college or were born an English writing prodigy in […]

The questions are based on the article “A Debate About Historians Stephen Ambrose And Doris Kearns Goodwin’s Use Of Other Writers’ Words” which was published by PBS on its website on January 28, 2002What is Stephen Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin accused of doing?They have been accused of plagiarism and citations that not proper from […]

Jean Jacques Rousseau, born in 1712 and died in 1778, was a philosopher, composer, and writer from Geneva who played a significant role in the advancement of democracy in France during the 18th century. His notable works include On Education, The New Heloise, and Confessions. While On Education promoted individuals’ rights through its educational content, […]

This article, titled “Fostering Relationships to Increase Teacher Retention in Urban Schools,” by Waddell, J.H, examines the factors that contribute to teachers remaining in urban schools beyond the first five years. The main focus of this study is to analyze the retention of teachers in urban schools and strategies for retaining them. It falls within […]

Definition: The storyteller of a metafictional work will name attending to the authorship procedure itself. The reader is ne’er to bury that what she is reading is constructed–not natural. non “real. ” She is ne’er to acquire “lost” in the narrative. Possible Contentss: irrupting to notice on authorship affecting his or herself with fictional characters […]

Elisha OwenEnglish Literature ‘Survivors’ by Siegfried Sassoon In his poem ‘Survivors’, Siegfried Sassoon gives a satirical portrayal of life in the war. Though short in length, his poem is effective in using irony to poignantly expose the facade of war and its effect on the soldiers. Sassoon translates the realities of war into a soliloquy […]

During the Vietnam war, soldiers in Tim Obrien’s The Things They Carried had to find unconventional coping mechanisms to survive. Unlike in American society, where anti-depressants, psychiatrists, and massages are readily available, these soldiers had to make do with what they had in the Vietnamese jungle. They couldn’t carry many items or burdens, but if […]

Compare the ways in which Rossetti and Tennyson employ and adapt aspects of the fairy and folk tale genres in their poems Goblin Market and The Lady of Shalott Although “Goblin Market” and “The Lady of Shalott” differ in several aspects, they are the poems on which Rossetti and Tennyson’s careers were established. Rossetti claims […]

Christina Rossetti’s poem “Promises Like Pie-crusts” explores the inherent riskiness of love and advocates for the safety of friendship over the tumultuousness of romantic love. The speaker acknowledges the many unchangeable factors that contribute to a relationship’s success or failure, and ultimately decides that it is better to remain friends. As the speaker puts it, […]

The poems ‘Cousin Kate’ by Christina Rossetti and ‘The Seduction’ by Eileen McCauley both depict situations where young girls are seduced by men and become pregnant. A common theme present in both poems is the anger and feelings of innocence lost, as well as a sense of betrayal by both the men involved and society […]

Love comes in many different forms. When the word love is mentioned, people think of different things. They might think of love as what they have for their partner or their favourite cuddly toy. Both Christina Rossetti and Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote poems about 4 different attitudes towards love. Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote the poems […]

Both of these poems deal with the subject of love, but their views are almost opposing. Burns whose poem was first published in 1794 writes about an idealised love, while Rossetti who wrote her poem on 18 November 1859, writes with a cynical view of romance. Burns was a famous poet in his day, he […]

The convent threshold is a story about a female who is talking to her lover, asking him to repent along with her but also about her struggle to repent herself. This gives us the indication that they have both sinned, so maybe had some kind of sexual relationship with each other. The title of the […]

The poem “Cousin Kate” tells the story of a humble cottage maiden who was enticed and seduced by the lord of the manor. He enticed her to his lavish home, causing her both joy and sadness. He objectified her, using her only for his pleasure, treating her as if she were a possession. He controlled […]

The poem ‘”No, Thank You, John”‘ by Christina Rossetti, is about a conflicting love relationship. Throughout this poem she uses catharsis, consonance and a rhythm and rhyming device, to convey her theme. The poem expresses her true feelings towards a friend who wishes to have a deeper relationship with her although she does not have […]

The sonnet “Remember” by Christina Rossetti was written in 1849 when Rossetti was just 19 years old, in this sonnet the themes of love, loss, and reaction to death are portrayed. Christina Rossetti was born in London in 1830 and died in 1894 a well-known poet. The sonnet, “Remember”, is written to a lover and […]

Christia Rosetti–“Uphill” Poetry Analysis “Uphill” in Depth Symbolism, by definiton, is an artistic imitation or invention that is a method of revealing or suggesting immaterial, ideal, or otherwise intangible truth or states. Symbolism in poetry has and still is used as an inspiration to write and sometimes can become the sole purpose of a poem. […]

Everyone has different views of life. In our real society, there are people who want to be somebody, and people who just want to be nobody. From the songs of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson, we can see how they choose to become somebody or nobody. Walt Whitman in “Song of myself” presents a large […]

Emily Dickinson has written many poems with the theme of death.  She had several ideas about the nature of death, dying and loss.  I will examine several of her poems to illustrate the presence of death as a theme and try to interpret what she was saying about it.When someone is nearing death, they think […]

The background of Emily Dickinson (1830 – 1886) Emily Elizabeth Dickinson was an American poet of the 19th century. Her writing style is quiet weird at that time. Here is a description of Emily Dickinson from the book The recognition of Emily Dickinson: selected criticism since 1890[1], “Her poetry is not like any other poetry […]

Emily Dickinson’s (1830 – 1886) poem titled “Success is counted sweetest” conveys that success holds the most worth for those individuals who have experienced failure. This can be in the form of tangible or intangible success. Dickinson cleverly manipulates the meaning of the poem by altering its viewpoint after the second stanza. This alteration suggests […]