Essays on Literary Genres

The Goose Girl is a fairy tale story that talks about Ani who has the life but too terrible she doesn't see it that way. She may be a crown princess and all, however, she wishes her mother also known as the Queen didn't put such a great amount of...

Although most people work to earn money and fund their lives, we should note that work is not all about receiving a paycheck. Some people find work unpleasant and demanding in their lives and therefore, they decide to do whatever they can and utilize whatever chance they can get to...

As people move from the past to the future, they are always traveling through time. However, time travel refers to the change of rate that people travel into the future or the reversing of time so that people can travel in the past. Since the 19th century, time travel has...

Review of "Heathers: The Musical" On March 9, 2018, I had an opportunity to go to John Anthony Theatre and watch “Heathers: The Musical” authored and composed by Kevin Murphy and Laurence O’Keefe and directed by Robin Armstrong. The decor was simple: three blocks and a poster announcing the most anticipated...

William Wordsworth ideas behind human perception entail the way people perceive things and that it can be different even if they receive the same stimuli. This ideal means that each individual’s mind is unique and complex, placing more worth on the individual mind. The poem, Lines Written in Early Spring,...

Lisa Scottoline introduces her readers to Mary DiNunzio, a lawyer who attempts to look for partnership in one of the top law firms in Philadelphia. All works well for her and she manages to replace Martin after losing a recent case for Mitsuko, except that she has a stalker. She...

The “Behistun Inscription” and “Translation of the Edicts of Asoka” are short story translations that depict the lives of the Persians and Indians. They use various literary writing styles including emotions and figurative language with the aim of capturing the attention of their audience. The main audiences for the message...

From the Novel clay walls novel The division of Korea in the middle of twentieth century made Haesu to shift to the United States. While in this country, she faced discrimination in various ways. For instance, she was forced to abandon her native country against her will, and was also not...

Introduction by Maisami Mona, is a journal that explores the personal life of Mona around her heritage and private life. Mona uses the book to expose her struggles between two sets of culture; Iranian and American. She explores how she is degraded and mocked by her Iranian relatives, who come to...

George Orwell was an English novelist, journalist, essayist, and a critic whose work is marked by his awareness of societal issues such as social injustice, socialism, and opposition. The essay will use three of his works; ‘Can Socialists be happy?’, ‘Shooting an Elephant’ and ‘Down and Out in Paris and...

Niccolo Machiavelli was an Italian political author and commentator whose works have been relevant to the current politics. He lived between 1469 and 1527 and celebrated for one of his most renowned books featuring the acquisition, maintenance and consequent expansion of political power, The Prince of 1513 (Hoffmann, S., 1988)....

Political scientists have a familiar refrain that citizen's need to engage forcefully in the extensive debate on policy and politics. The reasons for the catchphrase is that political scientists get obsessed with arcane, technical issues and problems. Besides, political consultants and self-proclaimed experts have cozied up to authorities and news...