Literature Analysis

Womans Without Men is a book with a counterintuitive rubric. It defies the civilization and cultural consciousness of the land of its creative activity. While books should ne’er be judged for their rubrics entirely. this one dares challenges and informs all at one time and can non be overlooked. Shahrnush Parsipur is a female writer […]

How much do you really want to make? Many would love to make millions of dollars and do nothing to earn it. However, there are many who could care less about how much they make, and view it as a necessity for living and not as a luxury. Doctors come to a standstill when they […]

Katherine Mansfield’s short story “The Garden Party” presents the Sheridan family as stereotypical wealthy individuals who hold themselves above common people. However, Laura Sheridan stands out as a more relatable character who shows concern for others despite the self-centeredness of her family. Growing up in a sheltered environment, Laura lacked exposure to poverty, hunger, labor, […]

Released in 1988, Grave of the Fireflies is the story of Seita and his younger sister Setsuko, who lost their mother and father through different events of World War II. As a result they are forced to try to survive, any way they can, though their efforts are finally lost when Setsuko dies of malnutrition, […]

The characters in Homer’s Iliad follow the Heroic Code which is all about honor. For them, honor is the most important thing and a person who dies without honor is worth nothing. To be someone honorable, one must standout from the army, like Akhilleus and Hektor. The two are recognized as the best in their […]

Jane Eyre The novel Jane Eyre is a story about a stoic woman who fights her entire life through many trials and tribulations until she finds true love and achieves an almost nirvana-like state of being. The manner, in which Charlotte Bronte writes, her tone and diction especially, lends its self to the many purposes […]

The tale of Camelot depicts a king who confronts challenges such as love, hatred, betrayal, and primarily, deficient leadership. The following essay will elaborate on Arthur’s commendable actions, his mistakes, and his treachery by his spouse and Sir Lancelot, along with their acrid affair. Initially, I will be focusing on his aptitude. Arthur acknowledges that […]

The story of Cinderella began in ancient China and has since been translated and recreated numerous times into stories, plays, and even movies. Perrault and Disney’s versions of Cinderella took special interest to Louis Bernikow, in which she analyzed in her essay “Cinderella: Saturday Afternoon at the Movies”. In the essay, Bernikow shows that “there […]

The surveyed verse form is “As I Walked Out One Evening” by W. H. Auden’s positions expressed in this poem are suggested to have remained unchanged since the time he wrote it. In contrast to his other poems, this piece was never edited. In this poem, Auden reveals the contrasting perspectives within a romantic relationship […]

Harper Lee’s book ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ has many themes but a very large one of these is prejudice. Her book is focused around America in the 1930’s and what people’s attitudes were back then. Her book is written to influence people about the ways of prejudice, especially in the time it was written. She […]

Separation is one of the chief subjects in the short narrative. Marriage is really valuable and cherished. because it is a promise of an everlasting love between a adult male and adult female. Peoples acquiring married. but people are besides acquiring divorced as good. A matrimony does non ever turn out the manner people had […]

The exploration of themes such as time travel, communism, and different leadership styles advocated by the author has made H.G. Wells’ ‘The Time Machine’ an acclaimed science fiction novel. Herbert George Wells was born in Kent, England on September 21, 1866. Although his father was a cricket player and shopkeeper and his mother had worked […]

Herbert George Wells, now more commonly known as HG Wells was born on September 21, 1866. One of the most defining incidents of his life is said to be an accident he had in 1874, when he was seven years old, which left him bedridden with a broken leg. To pass the time he started […]

The War Of The Worlds depicts the invasion of London by Martians, who attempt to annihilate mankind. However, their efforts are ultimately hindered when they succumb to the smallest organisms on earth, bacteria. In 1898, the novel was published during a period when the British Empire thrived and posed a threat. The empire expanded its […]

Edith Wharton’s ‘The Age of Innocence’ was published in 1920 but is set in the 1870’s. Wharton uses this as a technique to contrast the old against the new. It also reveals how New York has long since changed.The opening paragraph begins by setting the scene. Wharton describes the new opera theatre that is going […]

Short stories have been written for hundreds of years, although it was not until the nineteenth century that the short story became a popular genre in its own right. Many authors began their careers writing short stories in magazines and journals. (In fact literacy rates were better than ever before and were constantly improving; printing […]

In The Sea-Raiders a man called Mr. Fison is walking along the beach one day and he sees a dead person lying on the beach, he then sees the sea creatures and they come after him as well. Later on Mr. Fison and some others go out in small boats after the sea creatures and […]

Romeo and Juliet a tragic love story. The story of the star crossed lovers. Nevertheless, from reading the text it becomes evident that there were more factors associated with the play than just tragedy. Firstly, the setting of the play is in Verona, Italy. Were all political decisions are made by one person. Also there […]

In this essay I will be comparing the two gothic horror stories, The Red Room and The Landlady. H. G. Wells wrote the Red Room in 1896 and Roald Dahl wrote The Landlady in 1960. The Red Room is about a man who goes to an old Victorian castle to go into the red room. […]

I Shall Paint my Nails Red, by Carole Satyamurti, is another poem that, to me, shows insecurity and unknown identity. The poem is describing how she shall paint her nails Red, and why. She writes in every line a different reason for why it should be done. Red being the key word, as it is […]

“The Battle” by Louis Simpson is a poem about a battle during the Second World War. This poem uses strong imagery and sensuous appeal to project its message. In this essay I am going to analyze some elements of imagery in “The Battle” and their relevance to the plot of the poem. One of the […]

Throughout generations, ghost stories have captivated and continue to captivate people. While some believe these stories to be true, others see them as playful attempts to frighten. Nevertheless, ghost stories have consistently been a popular theme in numerous books over time. When crafting a ghost story, certain conventions are typically followed, including the incorporation of […]