Essays on Literature

One narrates out a story with a simple language where by the audience is able to understand the story and draw out lessons out of the story. One should use perception towards a person or object and the events that occurred during that time. This helps the reader to feel...

Introduction Literary work is inspired by the surrounding environment that allows the artists to represent the elements surrounding human life in a creative manner with hidden messages as witnessed in poetry, music, short stories, and novels. While literature can be deemed as a tool for entertainment, authors of literary work use...

Edward Rochester is a controversial and fictitious character in the two books; Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. In both novels, Mr. Rochester played a significant role though it is challenging to draw parallels between the two works. In both books, Rochester plays the...

The advice concerning food comes along with a lot of confusion. What experts usually reach an agreement on is the fact that certain ingredients are bad especially the ones we enjoy the most. However, the explanation of Carroll is that such oversimplifications are not only dangerous but also wrong. A...

Reading: A Worthy Exercise For a long period of time reading has been perceived to be a worthy exercise. It is probably one of the most valuable and wholesome activities that one can engage in. This is because it is through reading that one can is able to discover new concepts,...

“The Retreat” by Henry Vaughan “The Retreat” by Henry Vaughan has a close connection with the era of romanticism, reminding the audience of William Wordsworth and Thomas Hood amongst others through its yearning vision of early days as a time of spiritual wholeness, happiness and guiltlessness. Influence of George Herbert Much of Vaughan’s...

The Grapes of Wrath The Grapes of Wrath is more than just an exciting American novel. It captures the problems of thousands of American citizens who their dreams and lives were crushed by the great depression (Cape 2). For that reason, I believe the reading ought to remain in the syllabus....

The Shining The Shining is a short story revealing the lives of a family whereby the husband is employed as a caretaker in Overlook Hotel, which according to the author is overlooking Colorado. Although the author has failed to give a deeper in sight about both the wife and husband, he...

The English language has experienced a lot of notable changes since the fifth century up to date. There have been phases which marked the major transitions, and these are the Old English period, the Middle English period and the Modern English period. Old English had most of it borrowed from...

Kate Chopin is one of the most celebrated figures in 19th century American literary fields. Born in 1850, Chopin published novels and short stories that have remained relevant to date. She is a renowned feminist and author whose work reached peak with publication of Bayou Folk and A Night in...

The purpose of this paper is to discuss new insights on the topic of my personal narrative and what I have learned from essay writing.  Writing evaluation performance report is not usually a simple task, therefore, for quite some time have been required to provide one in the air force...

In the book The Things, They Carried by Tim O'Brien explores the life of a soldier and the emotional baggage they carry throughout their lives. The majorities of the people looks at soldiers and see strong and confident people. It is rare for us to think about the traumatic memories...