Literature Analysis

Mitch Albom employs symbolism in his mid-1990 novel “Tuesdays with Morrie” to communicate the idea of embracing life. Published in 1997, this essay examines how Albom utilizes symbolism to portray the significance of living life fully. The theme is consistently emphasized through Morrie’s character throughout the book. Throughout this essay, various quotes have been used […]

“Love is a Fallacy” is often viewed as an anti-women story. To many, this piece exploits females by insulting women using stereotypes that have been around for a long time. The female sex, as a whole, has been fighting to overcome these degrading assumptions. This story uses a girl named Polly to display all women. […]

During this dark period Tom does not change, or mature. Tom’s Father orders Tom to make a change to his life and encourages him to take the path towards a positive future and to move on from the past into the future. Tom’s isolation from the world is captured negatively through the use of ersonification, […]

In the novel, ‘How I Live Now’ by Meg Rosoff, the protagonist Daisy was thrust into an entirely different environment; a new country, a new family and the threat of impending war. Daisy faced and overcame many challenges during her time in London, which caused her character to grow and develop significantly. The author portrayed […]

The Starvation for the Acknowledgement in Adam Hasslet’s ‘Notes to My Biographer’ It is a well-known fact that the nature of the human being is a completely undiscovered area. The story Notes To my Biographer by Adam Haslett proves this fundamental postulate of psychology. Skillfully, this outstanding United States fiction writer with global acknowledgement contrived […]

A Black Man Talks of Reaping Figure of Speech In Arna Bontemps’ poem, “A Black Man Talks of Reaping”, he uses many figures of speech like metaphor, personification, overstatement and synecdoche. Metaphor is the tool Bontemps uses in his poem. For instance, “Wind or fowl” (line 3) metaphorically refers to white race who are every […]

In recent years, ethnic minority writing has played a significant role in revealing the complexity of Canadian identity. Italian-Canadians are one of the many active communities in the Canadian literary scene. In particular, the Italian-Canadian literary corpus has grown alongside the Italian-Canadian community, resulting in numerous publications, especially novels. This paper explores the tension that […]

A Summer Project On “Realism in Modern Drama” Introduction Realism is a literary term which is so widely used as to be more or less meaningless except when used in contradistinction to some other movement, such as Naturalism, Expressionism, Surrealism. The original definition of realism by Sir P. Harvey was “a loosely used term meaning […]

Sunil Bharati Mittal serves as both the Chairman and Managing Director of Bharti Group, the largest telecommunications company in India. Bharti Group operates in over 17 Circles of India. Airtel, a well-known Indian telecommunications company, has established an extensive network across multiple sectors. It occupies a significant position in the telecommunication industry of India and […]

“Daddy Tucked The Blanket” by Randall Williams and Long Life High School Rebels by Thomas French are interesting essays that explore the life and pressure of young people growing up. They share some similarities, yet they also have some basic differences. One of the main similarities is that they were both written from a victim’s […]

Brent Staples uses vivid language and rhetorical devices to express and convey the elements of fear, anger, and violence. We all make many decisions based on past experiences. That’s how we learn to avoid touching a hot stove burner for example. It’s also about how we learn to do things that bring us pleasure. So […]

The Relationship Between Arthur (Boo) Radley and Jean Louise (Scout) Finch In To Kill a Mockingbird, written by Harper Lee, Scout is an educated six-year-old child who is very mature for her age. Despite her capability to understand things that most six-year can not, she is a bit curious. That curiosity can be viewed as […]

CFSP: Northern and Eastern Dimension of the European Union Complexity of European Integration Paper, written by Emil Dimitrov Immatriculation Number 44999. I. Introduction The purpose of this written paper is to explore the relevance and complexity of studying European Integration, using secondary data research methods to support the thesis. European Integration is the result of […]

In the poem Macbeth it is obvious that there are 3 people who are responsible for the death of King Duncan. The first choice is off course the 3 witches, the second Macbeth and the third Lady Macbeth. It is clear that the witches are the starters of the corruption, Lady Macbeth the catalyst who […]

Geraldo No last Name As civilizations transformed from barbaric societies into each individually modernized nations, social hierarchy proved to be inevitable. In the short story, “Geraldo No Last Name” by Sandra Cisneros, a fellow named Geraldo was killed in a fatal hit-and-run tragedy (though he could have been saved if the surgeon had no neglected […]

Reflection Paper: “Girl, Interrupted” 1. Based on the movie and real life, do you think we need other people to help us understand and solve our problems? Why or why not? Absolutely. Without the presence of other people, there would be no social point of reference as to what would be considered “normal”. In order […]

Order for Masks by Virginia Moreno – an Analysis The poem, Order for Masks, vividly discusses a woman who is referring to herself as a harlequinade; a pantomime, supported by the phrase “black tights and fool’s cap” worn by a clown. This was a preface to the whole idea of the poem, being as a […]

Introduction Emily Dickinson’s poetry is classified by editors as poems about nature, love, death, religion and others. Though some critics suggest that Dickinson’s poetry should be read chronologically, her poems can be read according to their themes. Since she was the daughter of a preacher her poems are often about God and Christianity, and in […]

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men. ” Baron Acton (1834 – 1902). Baz Luhrmann’s bizarre romantic comedy, “Strictly Ballroom”, is based on the idea suggested above, “absolute power corrupts absolutely”. Barry Fife, played by Bill Hunter, could be seen and described as a dictator who […]

Victor Joseph continually struggles to establish his true identity in a land that feels foreign to his Indian roots. He expresses bitterness and despair during the transition from childhood to adulthood, reminiscing about his ex-girlfriend when he encounters a 7-11 clerk with a similar appearance during the “graveyard shift.” He describes how he would quickly […]

The meaning of the Latin phrase “Carpe Diem” is translated as “to seize the day” in English. When I encounter this phrase, particularly in literature, I envision a story created to convey a principle or lesson. “To seize the day,” a powerful expression that applies universally, emphasizes the importance of making the most out of […]

Introduction Alice Walker’s novel revolves around major issues that were associated predominantly by medieval black community at a time when aspects regarding slavery were taking front stage in almost any argument. The novel therefore provides significant reflection of the developing aspects regarding the position of the woman in the society and consequently this sees the […]