Essays on Literature

Erich Maria Remarque's "All Quiet on the Western Front" Erich Maria Remarque authored this book, which was released on January 29, 1929. It describes the First World War experiences of German soldiers and illustrates the extreme physical and emotional strain that soldiers went through. It also illustrates how detached from post-war...

It s much harder than I thought to launch a business while maintaining a full-time employment and full-time studies. It takes a lot of work, commitment, willpower, and planning. Two years ago, I started the steps necessary for becoming a small company owner. I wrote a business plan that included...

The concepts of John Rawls' theory of justice are used as the lens text in Kunnas' paper, "The Theory of Justice in a Warming Climate -- John Rawls' Theory Applied to Finland," to examine whether further economic growth could be justified in a warming environment. The author's goal is to...

Due to a wide range of opposing viewpoints, Americans' perceptions of the family as an institution have drastically altered over the years. A typical family in the past consisted of a male parent—the dad—and a female parent—the mother—along with their offspring. Due to societal pressure, families today can include married...

The Protagonist and the Plot The protagonist and prolific African-American poet Gunnar Kaufman is introduced to the reader in Beatty's novel. The memories of Gunnar are central to the book's plot. The comical family tree study of Gunnar, who initially resides in Santa Monica before moving to what Gunnar refers to...

And this turned into Florence's deepest desire: to leave the cottage one morning and never come back. Not many months after Gabriel's birth, her father—whom she hardly remembered—had left that way one morning. (Baldwin 15). Following Florence's realization that she has no cause to stick around is the quotation. She...

We all have the opportunity to interact with one another as individuals in the society we live in today. This frequently occurs in a variety of settings, including those related to schooling, politics, religion, sports, business, and other social settings. By doing this, we use the written or spoken word...

Pride and Prejudice is regarded as one of Jane Austen's greatest works, and its popularity is due in large part to the book's outstanding personalities as well as to Austen's distinctive writing style. The Victorian era, during which the book was written, was marked by numerous customs that shared a...

In A Dill Pickle In A Dill Pickle, Katherine Mansfield depicts a love tale between two lovers, with the unnamed man appearing to dominate the narrative. The unnamed guy starts dating Vera, who was his girlfriend at the time after falling for his charms. His characteristics and demeanor have changed over...

The novel "Beloved" is set in the Ohio metropolis of Cincinnati and starts in the year 1873. Denver, Sethe's 18-year-old daughter, and Sethe, a former slave, have been living together in the book. Baby Suggs, Sethe's mother-in-law, had resided with the couple until her death. (McCluskey et al. 55). Importantly,...

Mr. Hyde and Dr. Jekyll, who Stevenson introduced as two antagonist characters rather than one, allow him to convey his views on human duality. He conveys his ideas about human duality more vividly by using two entirely different characters with distinct appearances and titles rather than just one character whose...

Author Philip Pendleton Kennedy and The Blackwater Chronicle Author Philip Pendleton Kennedy has penned a book titled The Blackwater Chronicle. After a group of friends signed up for an expedition to West Virginia's uncharted, undiscovered regions, the concept for the book emerged. The explorers traveled along the Blackwater River for a...