The early 20th century, the golden era of modernism, was a remarkable time in the history of literary world as this modernist paradigm had brought a radical shift in aesthetic as well as cultural sensibilities in all fronts of life, including in literature. It was not only the sense of war, the economic disruption or political turmoil that led to...
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Virginia Woolf (1882 â1941) was an well-known English novelist, essayist, feminist, to a greater degree, a modernist literary figures of the twentieth century. Unlike antecedent literary works of her time, she experiments with different techniques, forms, and structures â denouncing former Victorian, Romantic, realist conventional use of description, generic characters, and plot, yet, maintains concern for the depiction of the...
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'Love between man and woman was repulsive to Shakespeareâ(Woolf 97). Virginia Woolf published Mrs. Dalloway in 1925. The Modernist monumental work was written in the wake of the atrocities that happened during the first world war. The story presents the reader with Clarissa Dalloway, a member of Londonâs high society, who spends a day in 1923 preparing for a party...
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Dostoevsky's Notes from Underground depicts a man who is deeply rooted in a lifestyle of pessimism and bitterness. He is highly governed by his own taxing philosophies. The Underground Man lives by the precedent of his own conceptions on how life should be lived. His understanding of the way people should interact socially and how individuals should be engaged emotionally...
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The short poem, âPorphyriaâs Loverâ by Robert Browning is one of his finest works that portrays the motions of love and hate, as well as passion and control. The thrilling love story is about a man who is greatly obsessed with his lover named Porphyria and all he really wants his to keep her all to himself. But the only...
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The Underground Man and Meursault share the goal of ensuring that they lead authentic lives, lives free from the expectations and confines of society and themselves. However, each undergo a different process to reach this objective. The Underground Man believed he would achieve his authentic self by rebelling against the deterministic laws of nature. That is, he believed that meaningful...
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In Chartism from Carlyle, it deals with the conditions of the working class in England at that time. He also questions the âlaissez-faireâ policy that Adam Smith advocates in England. According to him, there is a social, political division between the upper class and the working class. These two classes have different interests and the struggle is the expression of...
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Music plays an important role in films. Often music aids the setting of the tone for a film and grants the audience insight into the internal states of the main characters as well as clues towards the directionality of the plot in general. The Disney film Tangled (2010) directed by Nathan Greno and Byron Howard and with music composed by...
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1. How does the Underground Man's language 'sound'? The Underground Man âsoundsâ like he is holding an intellectual discourse with a group of gentlemen, attempting to present his ideas both in a witty and dignified if not contradictory manner, often writing as if responding to actual reactions and replies (âWell, rest assured, gentlemen, Iâve never received such a slap, although...
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Through conversations between texts and composers, the construction of texts can be reintroduced across different time periods to display and challenge the values of audiences. This is exemplified through Stephen Daldryâs postmodern film, The Hours, which compliments Virginia Woolfâs modernist novel, Mrs. Dalloway, to a great extent by offering an adaptation on the novel. Through the exploration of both resonances...
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Introduction The concept of toxic masculinity, defined as cultural norms that can be harmful to men, women, and society, manifests in various forms of literature. William Shakespeare and Robert Browning, two monumental figures in English literature, provide profound insights into this phenomenon through their poetic works. Shakespeare's plays and sonnets often depict the destructive nature of rigid masculine ideals, while...
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Introduction "The Laboratory" by Robert Browning is a compelling narrative poem that delves into the darker aspects of human emotion, primarily focusing on themes of jealousy and revenge. Set in an alchemical laboratory during the 17th or 18th century, the poem presents a speakerâpresumably a womanâwho seeks to concoct a lethal poison to exact revenge on her romantic rival. Browning's...
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My Last Duchessâ is a poem written by Robert Browning from the point of view of Alfonso, the Duke of Ferrara during the 16th century. His speech is very formal, using a very strict rhyme scheme and rhythm to establish couplets. This shows that the Duke appreciates control, and applies effort to control his statements. The sentence structure of the...
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Powerful individuals who commit evil acts do not regard their actions or themselves as evil. Evil should be employed to qualify acts of persons rather than their character. This distinct change would allow individuals to abstain from the foundational interpretation of evil and, hence, analyse the evil acts in their contexts and effectively distinguish their inherent characteristics and motivation. âThe...
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Tess encounters Angel Clare who forms a relationship with Tess after agreeing to tutor her and who becomes a significant impact on her life. Hardy presents Tess as a powerful force as he creates a border between happiness and depression in her life. Mark Asquith critiques âAngel abandons her, masking his prurient disgust at her sexual history with spurious Christian...
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Introduction The industrial revolution in England significantly altered societal structures, economic practices, and human interactions, marking a pivotal period of transformation. Elizabeth Gaskell's novel North and South provides an incisive analysis of these changes through its portrayal of the industrial town of Milton, a fictional representation of cities like Manchester. This essay examines the industrial landscape depicted in Gaskell's work,...
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The authors emphasise societyâs extreme expectations by presenting a female character who embodies the ideal by being domestic and submissive, contrasting against Becky and Eustaciaâs defiant and rebellious behaviour. âThe running parallel and contrast between Amelia and Becky provides the narrative backboneâ, emphasising the structural unity encompassing the novel, created by the alignment of their adventures despite their opposing values....
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Introduction Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations" is a profound exploration of human character and societal influences. At its core, the novel examines the development of Pip, an orphan with grand ambitions, and Miss Havisham, a wealthy recluse consumed by her past. Their intertwined fates within the narrative provide a rich tapestry for understanding themes of personal growth, manipulation, and redemption. Pip's...
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Rich dad, Poor dad Book by Robert Kiyosaki inspired me the most The Rich Dad, Poor Dad book by Robert Kiyosaki is a worldwide hit and has become an inspiration for any individual who needs to improve their comprehension of how cash functions. The book recounts the narrative of the writer's two dads and their altogether different mentalities to cash....
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Chapter 1: The rich do not work for money. Many people mistakenly believe that this means that the rich do not work. In fact, the situation is quite the opposite. The truth is that most wealthy people work hard, but their way of doing things is different from most people. The rich and those who want to get rich are...
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An allegory is a novel, poem, photo or play which can be elucidated to unveil the latent or symbolic meaning. To add, allegories are used to teach or justify principle, morals, thoughts and so forth. There are three allegories such as biblical, classical and modern. The morality play is a kind of allegory where the primary character meets personifications with...
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A House and home, both a location and an idea, is impenetrable and assorted. Domestic space is cardinal in establishing both personal and familial identity, and therefore, the relationship between humans and the spaces in which they dwell is of utmost importance. it is the house that serves as a shelter to insulate its inhabitants from outside pressures - a...
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Intro: Why does poetry speak to us in a way that grasps our attention and makes us want to discover more? Edmund Spenserâs âSonnet LXVIIâ (1595) offers an insight into a huntsman who is in pursuit of a lover, William Blakeâs âA Poison Treeâ (1794) teaches us of the underlining conflict between a friend and a foe and William Butler...
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The Thing Around Your Neck (Adichie, 2009) is a collection of short stories written by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie that has received worldwide recognition and has been nominated for several awards such as the Dayton Literary Peace Prize (2010) and the Commonwealth Writersâ Prize (2010). In the short stories, Adichie explores how immigrants in America suffer when they arrive in the...
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Modernism is a movement in literature which lasted from the end of the 19th century to the middle of the 20th century. This specific era marked landmark progress in science and technology, globalization and industrialization. Even though these are all indicatives of modernism, the modernist writers, nevertheless, diverted their interest into otherwise. Their central objective was to highlight the potential...
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Shirley Jacksonâs The Haunting of Hill House, in which the house itself plays a significant role because the haunted house functions as a central focus of the novel. It is represented as an excellent vehicle that drives all the darkness and the power of supernatural manifestations. Hill House stands on the rural town of Hillsdale. The first paragraph of the...
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In Jean-Paul Sartre's âBlack Orpheusâ, Sartre uses the image of the musician Orpheus in ancient Greek mythology to extoll black poets and points out that âthe negroâs tireless descent into himself makes me think of Orpheus going to claim Eurydice from Pluto (Sarte 1948). To Orpheus, music is the translation or abstraction of life. He uses the music to show...
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In this world of home mortgages, student loans, investments, retirement funds and taxes, the goal for many is financial freedom. For those who have received no formal education on financial matters, itâs far too easy to quickly fall into debt or fail to budget. During his time at Northwestern University, Michael Stummer had the opportunity to become specially educated in...
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What aspect of Harry Potter appeals to you? The revolutionary book series Harry Potter has been a growing phenomenon in the world of childrenâs literature. These phenomena were written by J.K. Rowling, a British author, who was named one of the most powerful and influential women in the world. Rowlingâs writing of the Harry Potter series has worked its magic...
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Horror novel is a kind of literature thatâs still very controversial today: some people think itâs gruesome and unrealistic due to the fact that horror literature usually shows readers harsh truth in unpleasant surroundings and atmospheres. But many authors and readers like horror stories because of its connection, implicit or explicit, to our daily life. Some author derives their story...
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