Category: Literature 5177
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“Legal Alien” by Pat Mora: A Poem Analysis
Addressing the phenomenon of ethnic diversity and the problem of ethnic minorities’ underrepresentation in her poem “Legal Alien,” Pat Mora points to a complex sociocultural and sociopolitical issue of the present-ay American community. The central theme of being ostracized and alienated despite the very nature of American culture as an amalgamation of multiple cultures is…
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“Imagine a World” by Amory Lovins
The essay starts with the parable about parachuting cats to Borneo in order to trace the idea that it is more essential to focus on solutions rather than problems. In the story, the spread of malaria was a major threat to the country’s residents back in the 1950s. The researchers suggested using a DDT spray…
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The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise by Gemeinhart
Table of Contents Summary Where Journeys Lead Us Journey’s Impact on The Character’s Or Author’s Life Works Cited Summary Future and self-imagination go hand in hand. Whether or not to take a step to the next level is a personal decision that requires a cognitive evaluation. For instance, Coyote’s journey is the book that indicates…
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“The Other Side of the Story” by Daphine Priscilla Brown-Jack
The Other Side of the Story by Daphine Priscilla Brown-Jack is a non-fictional book that describes the author’s life events in chronological order from 2009 to 2013. Brown-Jack (2015) writes about the wrongful accusation of her husband and how it tormented her family emotionally for the whole five years. It is a story of how…
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Amanda Wingfield in Tennessee William’s “Glass Menagerie”
Amanda Wingfield is the protagonist of Tennessee William’s Glass Menagerie. She is the mother of the two other characters – Tom and Laura. She is a character with admirable qualities and her personality is beyond any sympathy. Her character is that of a dreamer who in the end turns a realist. Williams stated that Amanda…
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Walt Whitman’s Poetry: Transcendentalism Beliefs
Walt Whitman was the American poet who represented the transcendentalist movement in the nineteenth century. Transcendentalism’s general belief is that human senses are not enough to provide the profound truth as they are limited to physical knowledge of life. Rueben concludes transcendentalism as “the intuitive faculty, instead of the rational or sensical, a conscious union…
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“Hell-Heaven” by Jhumpa Lahiri: Self-Actualization of First-Generation Female Immigrants
Jhumpa Lahiri tells a story of a female’s life in a new world in her short story “Hell-Heaven”. The author describes the experiences of a young Bengali woman who lives in the UK with her daughter and husband. The woman has to find her way in the patriarchal family with an insensitive man and a…
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Shakespeare vs Marlowe
During many years, nearly two centuries, many literary critics and lovers of the literature are pointing out the great similarity between the works of William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe. Some people approve that this is the one and the same person. Others claim that Marlowe is one of the predecessors of Shakespeare. But some critics…
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“Paradise Lost” by John Milton
Table of Contents Description of the poem Conclusion References Paradise Lost is an epic poem written by John Milton which discloses the well-known biblical story of Adam and Eve. This book was originally written in 1667 in 10 books. There were a lot of authors who created their works based on this masterpiece and they…
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Sofia Samatar. The Huntress. Character Analysis
“The Huntress” is a fictional short story by Sofia Samatar, which touches on topics of fear, family, and identity. The award-winning author from Virginia, US, creates intriguing, heart-pumping, and blood-boiling literary pieces and “The Huntress: is not an exception. The story discovers the need for adventure and magic within a human body, which is evident…