âEmmaâ is a novel that was written by Jane Austen and was published in 1815. Emma Woodhouse, the main character, is a 21-year-old woman who lives with her father Mr. Woodhouse, in the village of High Bury. She comes from a privileged background and lives comfortably in a happy disposition. She constantly acts as a matchmaker for everyone, and ultimately...
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Jamaica Kincaid extensively exploits the relationship between a mother and her daughter through her literature pieces. 'Lucy' is a succinct depiction of this theme and exploits her troubled relationship with her mother. According to Barrio-Vilar (2016), Kincaidâs novelâs 'Lucy' is an allegory that seeks to expose the need for Caribbean countries to question and reject the influence of Western culture,...
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Dudley Randall and Langston Hughes both lived through racial inequality for African Americans during the Postmodernism era and portrayed it in their poems. Dudley Randall wrote âBallad of Birminghamâ and Langston Hughes wrote âA Dream Deferredâ. They both use imagery to depict the main message of their poems. Dudley Randall experienced a lot while growing up. His life was filled...
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Introduction: The Timeless Tale of Gilgamesh âThe Epic of Gilgameshâ significantly studied by global scholars since itâs discovery in the ruins of the Library of Ashurbanipal in 1853 (Dalley, 2008). It is the longest written literature in Akkadian cuneiform that regales about the protagonist, Gilgameshâs adventures. This epic poem from the ancient Mesopotamian civilization, centres around the infamous king of...
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Have you heard of the phrase âsame-same, but differentâ? It is usually used to describe people, situations, or things that are similar in one aspect but different in another. The unique thing about this phrase is that it contains words that contradict themselves but perfectly explain our life experiences. For example, if I was comparing myself against my fellow Chinese-Malay...
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According to the Young Readers Foundation, reading nurtures the mind. It opens doors to knowledge, helps develop critical thinking and writing skills, improves memory, increases empathy, and much more. Many of the characters in Jane Austenâs âPersuasionâ read, whether it is the characters reading about themselves, poetry, or prose. For some characters, what they read is not only a reflection...
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The aftermath of a traumatic brain injury thrusts family and friends into a whirlwind of different emotions and decisions regarding their loved oneâs future. Experiencing an overwhelming sense of grief or loss, these family members may find it difficult to remain hopeful when viewing the immediate, drastic changes in the individual. The ambiguity surrounding brain trauma is directly portrayed through...
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Have you ever regretted any of the decisions you have ever made? Chris was a smart and athletic person. He had parents who he wasnât in a great relationship with. After he graduated from high school, he wanted to live on his own and have nothing handed to him. He wanted to find out who he really was. Chris McCandless,...
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In âThe Metamorphosisâ, Kafka portrays the world as an irrational place through an abrupt and unexpected opening to his book. Without explanation, Kafka utilizes âIn Medias Resâ to immediately place his audience in the middle of the story with Gregorâs transformation into a pest. Through his use of this device, Kafka introduces an impossible situation and bizarre characters, which bring...
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In Kurt Vonnegutâs âSlaughterhouse-Fiveâ, we see how the use of motifs is used to demonstrate the devastating effect that the war has. It is revealed throughout the novel using the motifs âso it goesâ, âpoo-tee-weetâ, and âmustard gas and rosesâ. From early on in the novel all the way to the end, âso it goesâ is brought up whenever there...
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âFounding Mothersâ is a multi-faceted biography that recognizes the undiscussed efforts and contributions of women during the American Revolution. Roberts uses primary sources written by these women in the form of diary journals and letters to analyze the unseen aspects of womenâs achievements during the war and give dimension to their lives. Specifically, figures such as Martha Washington, Sarah Pinckney,...
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This year, last May, my family and I visited the Czech Republic, specifically the city of Prague. It was an amazing experience, during which we learned very much about itâs past and present history. We admired the beautiful Romanesque architecture, we walked along the famous Charles Bridge, and we were able to watch the amazing astronomical clock and many places...
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Have you ever been through a difficult time that resulted in you growing as a person and your relationships with others changing? John Steinbeckâs âThe Grapes of Wrathâ follows the Joad family on their journey to California in hopes of finding work after being evicted from their farm. In these desperate times, each character grows to adapt to their ever-changing...
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In society, there exists a perpetual conflict between what individuals desire and what is required for maintaining homogeneity and order within the group. William Faulkner examines this phenomenon in his literary works, focusing on its influence on motherhood. In the novels âThe Sound and the Furyâ, âAbsalom, Absalom!â, and âLight in Augustâ, Faulkner depicts motherhood as a burden due to...
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âTheir Eyes Were Watching Godâ, written by Zora Hurston, is a book about empowerment because Janie is constantly fighting for her beliefs/rights. For instance, as the book begins Janie meets her wed, Logan Killocks, she is put right to work by him. When she is put to work she starts to dislike him because he will not let her be...
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John Steinbeck was born in Salinas, California in 1902. He grew up recounting stories that had Salinas tattle inserted in them. His characters in his stories were usually about misconstrued ranchers and farmers. âThe Grapes of Wrathâ is a story where he discussed the events of how he grew up and the shattered dreams of land ownership in California. His...
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On the surface, Mark Twainâs âThe Adventures of Huckleberry Finnâ may appear like a simple and straightforward story about a boy and an escaped slave sailing down the Mississippi River. However a deeper look reveals underneath, a subtle confrontation of child abuse, slavery and racism. From the beginning of the novel, Twain makes it clear that Huck is a boy...
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The adventure of a lifetime ends with a devastating conclusion. Such is the case in âInto The Wildâ by Jon Krakauer, which follows the journey of a wanderlust-driven man named Chris McCandless. His travels take him across the United States to reach his ultimate goal of Alaska and finding his true âselfâ. McCandless challenges society by abandoning his old way...
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Female authors throughout different historical, cultural and social contexts have written extensively in response to their contemporary/immediate reality and each has addressed the woman question in her way. Although these responses vary in nature, form, and content, a common factor in all of them has been a reactionary instinct. Female writers react to ideas surrounding women in the gender discourse,...
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As members of society, we gravitate toward certain decision-making based on our emotions as well as our surroundings. Physiological egoism argues that the reason we do all things is for ourselves. That is, everything we do is out of self-interest. On the other hand, ethical egoism makes a moral claim about how life ought to be lived. âAccording to ethical...
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For many people, the American colonies was a chance to start anew, as they sought to escape political oppression, to be able to practice their religion, or for new opportunities that had been denied to them back home. This was the case for J. Hector St. John Crèvecoeur and Phillis Wheatley, as they both were able to explore their own...
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Obsession is something that everyone goes through at some point but destroys those who take it to the extreme. Richard Carstone is an example of how obsession can consume an individual. In âBleak Houseâ, Richard is an orphan who comes into contact with the Jarndyce case. The Jarndyce case is the major plot point that goes on throughout the entire...
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It took many different people, and different kinds of people for that matter, to make the American Revolution possible. Some you have probably heard of but others you may have not. These people made separate contributions that impacted the revolution differently and created what history is known for, which is cause and effect. An example of a few of the...
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Alongside accumulating this research, I had also carried out literary research to form my collection of poems. Initially, I wanted to create a historical fiction about the work life of women however I changed the outcome of my artefact to a collection of poems instead. The reason behind this was that, at the time, I was reading a lot of...
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Clair Colebrook states it is the âpractice of concealmentâ that contributes significantly into the development of irony in Western political and philosophical tradition. âEmmaâ by Jane Austen epitomizes this idea by presenting readers with ironic visions through a narrative that underlines the concealed characteristic of human nature in her characters. This in turn contributes to the moral values that emerges...
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To what extent might we use the term âFeministâ to describe womenâs writing of the 18th Century? How might we define the term âfeministâ? It is an idea that is constantly developing, even today. The Oxford English Dictionary defines feminism as the âAdvocacy for equality of the sexes and the establishment of the political, social and economic rights of the...
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Watson argues that âthe house embodies the wealth and way of life the woman is marryingâ (Watson, Book 3, p. 173). This essay will discuss the importance of houses in relation to the marriage plots in Jane Austenâs âPride and Prejudiceâ and âPersuasionâ. It will argue that in âPride and Prejudiceâ, a novel which can be perceived to centre on...
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Both Hughes and Cullen were significant writers during the Harlem Renaissance, establishing their sole topic of race and equality. According to Theresa L. Stowell, the author of âThe 1930s in Americaâ, the Harlem Renaissance began as African-Americans came to realize that they were not offered the same programs for those in poverty as white people. This unfair realization initiated a...
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âPride and Prejudiceâ and âJane Eyreâ are two famous British novels written by Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte and regarded as literary treasures. During the Victorian period, men and womenâs roles became more sharply defined than any time in history. As the 19th century progressed, men increasingly commuted to their place of work whereas women, daughters, and sisters were left...
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In Wheatley's 'On Being Brought From Africa to America', it seems like she is saying that her voyage from Africa to America is a blessing. She feels that being in America has given her an opportunity to find and love God, and that no matter their captors beliefs are, in the end they will join the angelic train. In Wheatley's...
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