Category: Literature 5177

The theme of language as a vital aspect of identity is prevalent within Shailja Patel’s “Dreaming in Gujarati”. Patel, from a Kenyan-Gujarati background, outlines how her languages, as well as those of her father, interacted with her perception of herself and how she had been observed by others. Patel recalls the evolving relationship she has…

Table of Contents Introduction The Poet, the Poem, and the Place Struggle for Fairness or Imperial Interests? Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Alexander Pope is one of the most renowned British poets who glorified his native land and his people. He is specifically famous for the use of heroic themes and imagery that made his works…

Table of Contents Introduction “Mending Wall” “Death Be Not Proud” “Wild Nights” Conclusion Work Cited Introduction Literary devices are essential aspects and elements of any poem, and thus, to properly understand their uses, it is important to analyze one of the most well-known works. The given assessment will primarily focus on three pieces of poetry,…

Abstract The enormous variety of digital content encourages providers to engage users and consumers on their services. They use different recommendation systems in order to meet their customers’ expectations and preferences. Such methods direct clients according to their needs and requirements by analyzing vast information databases, such as prevalence, popularity, and relevance of digital content.…

Table of Contents Pip’s Feelings the Next Day After He Met Mr. Jaggers On the Marsh Pip’s Argument with Biddy At the Tailor’s Dinner with Mr. Pumblechook Pip Visits Miss Havisham Pip’s Departure Pip’s Feelings the Next Day After He Met Mr. Jaggers Pip’s mood has improved the next morning after he came into possession…

The chosen reading is Bock’s “Building a bridge: Founded by marine veteran-turned-actor, arts in the Armed Forces seeks to unite military, theater communities.” Bock has overviewed the activity and benefits of the non-profit organization Arts in the Armed Forces (AITAF). This topic is described through the stories and interviews of several ex-combatants who actively engage…

Table of Contents Introduction Education and Instructive Thinking Cultural Ideas from the Past Perceived by Obi Modernity in the Vision of Headmaster Obi Conclusion Work Cited Introduction Various paths of presenting leading ideas can be implemented in literary writings. Understanding the themes discussed by the author and underlining the primary examples behind them is an…

“Not Waving but Drowning” was composed by British poet Stevie Smith in 1957. The poem consists of only three stanzas about a man who is drowning while the observers think he is merely waving hands and enjoys swimming. Even though the idea is clear on the surface, the text’s true meaning is that an individual…

Not once in my life, I was puzzled by the question: Where is the borderline between the reality we live in and the imagined world that this way or another we create every new minute of our life? The borderline is indeed rather fragile and the mystery of its existence affects human life greatly. I…

Table of Contents Introduction Specific Themes in Traditional Gothic Specific Themes in Modern Horror Transitional Themes in the Evolution of Gothic Genre Reflection of Societal and Cultural Norms and Fears Conclusion References Introduction Traditional Gothic literature is a genre with stresses on elements such as death, fear, confinement, and romance. It developed on the basis…