Essays on Literature

Parables and Allusions in Charles Dickens' Hard Times Charles Dickens’ Hard Times can be known as a moral fable. This definition may seem as one-sided, however it contains a considerable share of truth. Dickens sometimes likes to lecture his readers, like he did in his Christmas Books and in many different...

Toni Morrison s Beloved Toni Morrison s Beloved skillfully delivers on many topics such as slavery, motherhood, ownership, remembrance, and so on; maintains a storyline that incorporates incidents from the past and the present; and introduces crucial characters. Main Characters: Sethe and Denver One of the main characters, Sethe, is a former slave...

Along with this please find THE Urge, the submission of my ten minutes play to your contest. The novel, written as a drama, has two female characters and a male character, needs different costumes for different characters, one of the requirements for a house in the middle class. THE DESIRE...

Impressions of Returning to College David Sedaris's Me Talk Pretty One Day offers a description of his impressions as a 41-year-old man returning to college to learn French. The author's classroom experiences have had a profound impact on his life outside of the classroom. He transforms from an outgoing person to...

Invisible Man: Depiction of Injustice through Incidents In Invisible Man, Ralph Ellison depicts injustice through a series of incidents that show how black men are not respected or treated as peers or human beings. One imagines the unfortunate occurrences that black people face and wonders how white men see any life...

Introduction One of the most fascinating and very exciting plays learned in composition II is Hamlet by William Shakespeare. The play takes the atmosphere of Denmark's anarchy and begins with the sad case of the death of Kings, followed by the succession of both the Kingdom and the Queen (Gertrude) of...

The Giver: Predictions of the Present Society The protagonist of the novel "The Giver," Lois Lowry, must have foreseen the link between the time he wrote it and the recent turns of events in 2018. The book is entirely focused on the philosophy of civilization and culture. For example, the author...

Since time immemorial, several authors have discussed the social construction of humans in various ways. They also long investigated the bond between the sexes, providing a reflection mirror that society regards as socially correct and which should be so for peaceful coexistence. While various authors can portray their views on...

The Novel and Its Themes The novel is mostly based on the real-life work of one Mr. Gay. He has a selection of their incredible poetry that he uses to illustrate the circle and cycle of life. The Core Poems Burial, Wiping, and Catalogue of Unabashed Gratitude are the three core poems. The...

Explaining the abstract concept of life by simplistic aspects such as breathing, singing, or being animated is insufficient in this century because traditional machines provided the ability to execute such basic functions. The problem with defining death is that it is not as enigmatic and vague as describing existence. For...

A Hero or Not: Winston Smith in 1984 A hero can be described as someone willing to take dangers and abide by the true morals as properly as portrays selflessness in his act and thought. Orwell brings out Winston as a protagonist and his characteristics do not embody the ordinary traits...

The Merchant's Tale by Geoffrey Chaucer is listed as fabliau at the time of its publication. The brief is a humorous story of love. The story's vocabulary is clear, and the characters are average men from the time it was published. The theme is marriage, intimacy, and the consequences of...