Category: Literature 5177

  • Finding Individuality in “Barn Burning” by William Faulkner

    Discovering one’s identity is much more difficult than just understanding what society expects of you because it also involves understanding how you feel about yourself and what you feel is right. Although it is very rare that we really understand all the various elements of our life and understanding that contribute to the decisions we…

  • “All My Thoughts” Poem by Dante Alighieri

    Table of Contents Introduction Explication Conclusion Work Cited Introduction Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) was an Italian poet famous for his Divine Comedy, which is regarded as the most prominent literary work ever written in Italian. The sonnet “All My Thoughts” is a part of the acclaimed narrative poem. The very title of the sonnet resorts to…

  • Confession and Forgiveness in The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold

    The novel The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold depicts events and memories form the life of the author. The author creates a dramatic plot based on real-life events, feelings, and emotions. The social and personal morals of people are depicted through emotional sufferings and the experience of the main heroes of the novel. Through the…

  • John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath

    John Steinbeck’s novel The Grapes of Wrath harshly criticizes American culture during the years of the dustbowls. He suggests the hardships of the people were driven not by the environmental factors as much as it was by the capitalistic fixation on economic profit regardless of the cost to the common man. Steinbeck was born in…

  • Differences Between Poetry and Prose

    Table of Contents Introduction Body Conclusion Introduction Differences between poetry and prose are highly noticeable even for people who are not knowledgeable in the forms of writing. The most obvious difference between prose and poetry lays in their structures – while poetry may be regarded as properly structured, the prose is more free and natural.…

  • Fools and Foolishness in King Lear by Shakespeare

    Table of Contents Introduction Main text Conclusion Works Cited Introduction King Lear is one of the most famous plays written by William Shakespeare. It is thought to be written in 1605-1606 and focuses on the character of King Lear developing madness after deciding to retire from the throne and dividing the land of Britain among…

  • “The Plague” by Albert Camus Critique

    The biggest problem of our life is its ending. However, this can happen either when the time comes or undesirable due to some disease. The Plague is a perfect representation of a horror that took many people’s lives. The book represents the circumstances that a town in Algeria had to face. The main hero of…

  • Leslie Knope from Parks and Recreation Analysis

    Table of Contents Demographics History Presenting Problem Analysis of the Problem Alternative Analysis of the Problem Conclusion References The stories of popular fictional characters are often filled with adventures and challenges intended to entertain the audience. At the same time, their authors mimic real life, exploring internal and external conflicts people face. Thus, such characters…

  • Creative Poem Based on “The Stranger” by Albert Camus

    Poem One says: “Go find yourself in life.” But what would be the point? The other says: “Go find yourself a wife.” But what would be the point? The third one claims: “There is no sense in days” Yet life was full of pleasure. The other cries: “I want to stay awake To savor all…

  • “The Crystal Frontier” Analysis

    The story “The Crystal Frontier” of Fuentes is a wonderful narrative about the meeting of two people from different countries with different life situations – the way they found an ideal they imagined in each other and could not overcome the crystal frontier, which was not just a glass but something deeper, more important and…