Essays on Literature Review

According to Dalai Lama during one of his public address, he mentions that love and empathy are requirements, not bonuses. Without them, humanity cannot live on or coexist peacefully. It is in the nature of human beings to hold different definitions of good and evil. However, individuals who opt to...

The Red Wind The Red Wind story depicts the moral decadence that engulfed the community that stayed in California. It commences with the blowing of wind during the dry season. The wind is filled with dust and passes deep into the nerves of whomever it blows. This creates tension due to...

Educators and Book Recommendations Educators suggest books or novels for the students to read so that they can gain knowledge. The fact that students were offended when the dean of Matteo Ricci College, Jodi Kelly, recommended Dick Gregory's book Nigger for one of them to read indicates racism (Gregory). Although students...

The Girl is a novel written by Emma Cline. The text captures two distinct periods of time through the character of Evie. When Evie encounters a young man and a woman, the incident triggers the memorie from the 1960s in Northern California. Evie remembers what compelled him to be a...

Effective scholastic writing requires good punctuation, spelling, and grammar. Without proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation, writers cannot communicate ideas to their readers accurately. In particular, it is significant to avoid syntactical and grammatical errors so that a writer cannot confuse the reader. Spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors can change the...

Johnny: The Kind, Curious, and Acquisitive Character Johnny is among the several characters in the story, The Man with the Heart in the Highlands, by William Saroyan. Throughout the story, Johnny plays various significant roles in enhancing the plot buildup through assisting in the development of other characters such as his...

The Inferno and Beowulf The Inferno and Beowulf are two classical texts of literature that were written in different cultural contexts. For this reason, the two poems have striking differences between them. Dante the Pilgrim and Beowulf In Dante's poem, Dante the pilgrim character changes as he travels through his journey. The...

The Life of Eveline and Her Decision to Stay The life of everyone encompasses the daily challenges of making crucial decisions which affect both friends and the family. The Eveline is one of the exciting short stories by James Joyce, describing a story of the protagonist Eveline, whose life’s decisions are...

Eliot's poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock": An Exploration of Modernist Poems Eliot's poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" is termed as a pioneer of the Modernist poems, owing to its awakening of the literary world to an entirely new world. The poem is centered on the...

The Bluest Eye: Racism Symbolized through Color The novel The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison provides the readers with an insight into the life of an African American girl in a community that lived under the standards of the white people. The main character, Pecola, sees herself as ugly because she...

Authored by Lorraine Hansberry, ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ focuses on a young man, Walter Lee who evolves through character changes. He is the dynamic character and the unconventional hero of the story, living with his wife, mother, sister and son in the southern side of Chicago. They live at...

William Shakespeare and His Plays William Shakespeare was a great author during his time. He was one of the pioneers of playwriting since he came up with incredible plays, which were completely unique from anything the world had seen before. One of the primary focuses in most of Shakespeare's plays was...