Essays on Novel

The book portrays the evil and morality of slavery, as well as the tension between Christianity and the institution. The author's numerous characters discuss slavery in its worst and strongest ways, explaining how the wickedness of the system demeans the values upon which America is founded. The Novel's Mothering and Parenting...

The core theme of Matt De La Pena's book, I Will Save You, seems to be love. The topic of love is seen and demonstrated, as is the desire for it by all. The author describes how love is important, how it can save lives, and how love must be...

Introduction: Social Expectations and Marriage It is a widely accepted fact that a single man with a good fortune must be in need of a wife. This is how Jane Austen's book "Pride and Prejudice" begins. This first line demonstrates how the speaker presents the perception of social expectations as playing...

In this novel, the character Bartleby is a mystery The character Bartleby remains an unresolved enigma even at the conclusion of the novel, much to the chagrin of many of the story's readers. Readers are left questioning why this character is the way he is and why he is incapable of...

Joyce Carol Oates: A Prolific WriterJoyce Carol Oates is a prolific and well-known writer of her generation. Her articulate and exceptional short stories, along with her longevity in the writing field, effectively distinguishes her from her contemporaries in an industry where she is a leader. Her books continue to be...

An individual's decisions and behavior can affect the course of his or her life, and even the smallest of those actions can have a significant effect. Sue Monk Kidd's novel "The Invention of Wings" advocates the idea that a person's decisions and behaviors affect the course of his or her...

The novel 'The rocking-horse champion' by D.H Lawrence revolves around a young boy named Paul and his unhealthy fascination with horse racing. The Philosophy of Materialism The fascination comes from a desire to still be fortunate, which he believes is preferable to becoming wealthy. This article would include an interpretation of the...

Jhumpa Lahiri's novel "The Namesake" (2004) The Namesake is a fictitious story rich with themes that illuminate the various encounters that refugees are often subjected to and must contend with, the clashes caused by cultural disparities, the contradictions of accommodation and assimilation with human diversities and values, and the distorted relations...

In the book, The Great Gatsby The setting is in America, showcasing a range of themes that the author depicts in the reading. Of the subjects, the author places the most emphasis on the subject of social stratification. Other themes include strength, corruption, justice, betrayal, and the American dream (Fitzgerald 10). Fitzgerald’s...

The novel Minty Alley by C.L.R James touches on the lives of Indian Coolies and descendants of West African slaves in Trinidad. Mrs. Rouse is enraged but unsurprised by Mr. Benoit's deception as her husband, who has gone to live with another woman. Benoit is ideally Mrs. Rouse's common-law partner....

Uncle Tom's Cabin, also known as "Life With the Lowly," is an anti-slavery satirical novel written by Harriet Beecher Stowe and published in 1860. The American theoretical literature was responsible for setting the groundwork for the civil war sparked by Abraham Lincoln in 1861. Stowe was a quiet Connecticut native...

From the beginning, there have been many critics of Faulkner's books, especially The Sound of the Fury. Critics' perspectives have mainly centered on both thematic issues and durational approaches. Nonetheless, critics have identified the intellectual effects it had on American literature in the twentieth century. The mechanical oddity in The...