Literature Analysis

William Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is a five-act Elizabethan drama that adheres to Aristotle’s guidelines for Tragedy. Marcus Brutus serves as the tragic hero of the play due to his elevated social status and well-intentioned nature. Unfortunately, he tragically becomes involved in the misguided assassination of Julius Caesar, resulting in a destructive path […]

Do you agree with this assessment of the novel? Give reasons for your answers supporting them with aid of suitable reference to the text.“It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife”. From the first line, Jane Austen establishes the two […]

In Ray Bradbury’s “The Veldt”, the most intriguing aspect is the characters and their relationships. The author presents a challenging dynamic between the Hadley family, emphasizing the tense and difficult relationship between the parents and their children. The children display apparent hostility and boldness towards their parents, particularly when they don’t get what they desire. […]

Like many novels, there are going to be many people that disguise themselves from the true world. Sometimes the things that we do are for the good but other times it’s for the bad. Secrets are hidden, lies are told, the truth comes out, and some people are not who they really seem or claim […]

African Women Writers Tragic Responsibility Anowa is the second, last, and most accomplished play written by Ghanaian playwright, poet, short-story writer, and novelist Ama Ata Aidoo. Anowa was first published in 1970 and had it’s British premiere in London in 1991 (Enotes, 2013). It tells the story of a young African woman named Anowa. She […]

Mountain Language is a one-act play written by Harold Pinter in 1988 after his trip to Turkey with fellow playwright Arthur Miller. The play echoes the situation in Turkey at the time concerning the suppression of the Kurdish culture. During the scene where the guards ask the women about the dog that bit one of […]

While I read There Are No Children Here by Alex Kotlowitz, I had literally had to keep reminding myself that these children and all of these people are real. The things that happened to Pharoah and Lafeyette were things that I could never imagine happening, much less at their young age. The young children of […]

Through textual analysis, this article examines the success of author Chumps Lair in representing the Nasality movement in her novel The Lowland with aesthetic vibrancy. The book contains worlds of familiarity, exoticism, and human nature at its best and worst, according to Ocarina Lothario in The Washington Times (Lothario). Despite rejecting the label of an […]

The protagonists in Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis and J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye are portrayed as social misfits in their respective settings. In The Metamorphosis, we see Gregor, a traveling salesman who provides for his family yet lacks personal satisfaction. In Kafka’s Metamorphosis, the protagonist, Gregor Samsa wakes up one morning to find […]

The novel, Jane Eyre, describes the transformation from childhood to adulthood of an orphaned girl named Jane. Bertha Mason, is portrayed as the alter ego of the orphaned girl, Jane Eyre. This statement could be interrupted in many ways. One being-for an example- Bertha being a symbol and representation of Jane’s feeling in regard to […]

Throughout history, there have always been incidents where the middle class or normal people of a society have had a lack of clarity or transparency in regards to the higher order or governing power. The truth has always been hidden from the people. A lack of vision for what is true and the ability to […]

The development of most individuals can be accurately described as a journey from innocence and naivety to wholeness and enlightenment. This transition, which represents the growth from a young child to a wise adult, is particularly relevant in The Kite Runner. It captures the central theme of Amir’s journey towards enlightenment, making it almost a […]

Family is the most important thing in my life because they’re my everything, my supporters and the people who will always love me through thick and thin. First of all, my family is all I could ask for; they’re the greatest gift I have in my life. ithout them I wouldn’t be who I am […]

Lord of the flies by William Golding tells us about a group of English school boys, maybe the only survivors of a plane crash, who are stranded on an unknown isolated island. The boys slowly form a group , as the only ones on the island, they decide to elect a leader and perform basic […]

The Role of Slavery in Roman Comedy The theater of the Roman Empire was very similar to that of the Greek theater. Masks were worn by the actors to amplify their voices and to allow some actors to play two different roles, and women were not allowed to have roles in the theater. Roman playwrights […]

The poem “Africa” by Rabindranath Tagore emphasizes the negative impact of Western imperialism on Africa’s traditional cultures. It highlights how the destruction of these cultures and their values is evident through the poem’s three stanzas. The contrast between the pre-European period, the colonization era, and the post-colonial time portrays the hypocrisy and horror of Western […]

The term “exodus” originates from the Greek word meaning “departure,” and is a significant event in Israelite history. Moses led the Israelites on their departure from Egypt, followed by their journey through the Sinai wilderness. The biblical account of the Exodus has been subject to various interpretations, including historical significance as it highlights enslavement under […]

The significance of Prism’s vision lies in its ability to challenge divine authority and emphasize human agency. In David Mallow’s Ransom, Hector’s downfall fills Prima with guilt and a sense of responsibility as king, due to his perceived inadequacy in protecting his people. However, after a vision from the goddess Iris that strips him of […]

Chapter 5 Where do Scout and Jem start finding gifts? Jem and Scout find gifts in the knothole of the tree. What do they find? List all the items. They find sticks of gum, 2 Indian head pennies, a pocket watch, 2 soap carved dolls, twine, and a spelling bee medal. Jem decided they could […]

Growing up involves change. Change happens to everyone, physically and mentally and it can happen at any time. As a person grows up they enter another phase of their life and they need to take their place in society. I will be talking about the play educating Rita by Willy Russel and relating it to […]

Marie de France’s ‘Lanval’ (Abrams, 2006. p. 142-157) is a 12th century lais that tells the tale of a knight who is caught between two different worlds; that of his lover’s and his own. Forced to live between both worlds, Lanval finds himself stuck between a world of solitude and a world of love. Through […]

Sam is the president; Chris is the minister of information, while Seem is the editor Of the national gazette. As the Story unfolds, it is seen that the president is consumed by his pursuit for absolute power; he becomes a dictator and kills his friend Seem for standing in his way, and still strives to […]