Book Essays

Introduction“The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman and “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin demonstrate how women were once perceived by men. “The Story…

For the vast majority of people, the word “lottery” brings to mind multimillion-dollar winnings, but for the villagers in Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery”, this word evokes…

IntroductionShakespeare’s play “Hamlet” is the longest and perhaps the most prominent English-language tragedy of all time. The leading character of the play is Hamlet. His actions…

IntroductionWilliam Shakespeare’s classic play “Hamlet” is a fascinating tragedy that involves madness, various means of cruel deception and frequent lies. Throughout the plot, the leading character…

IntroductionIn William Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet”, revenge is a key theme during the entire plot. It not only lays the groundwork for almost every scene, but additionally…

Often people live a troubled life without understanding the main reason behind their problems. Research has shown that mainly these are underlying symptoms of borderline personality…

Illustrations of how discrimination affects the fulfillment of dreams are at the core of Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun. Hansberry explores the lives of…

The 1960s drama A Raisin in the Sun strongly views feminism. The play’s depiction and treatment of the ladies exemplify a certain patriarchal mindset in addition…

Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun is one of the most profound feminist literature works that anticipated a massive change in women’s rights and freedom…

The comparison of the two novels provides the chance to understand how different authors reflect similar ideas existing in society. The Hunger Games is Suzanne Collins’…

Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman is a play that explores the futility of the American Dream from the perceptive of a salesman. Published in 1949,…

William Golding’s Lord of the Flies reflects human society, evidenced after the naval officer arrives on the island only to be appalled by the boys’ behavior,…

IntroductionFate and free will traditionally represent the dominant theme of William Shakespeare’s classic play “Macbeth”. We will carefully consider many fundamental issues directly related to this…

Theme of guilt in MacbethThe feeling of guilt in a person’s consciousness always arises very quickly and unpredictably, this psychological state is quite difficult for all…

The American population has gone through trying moments in their attempts to achieve economic stability. Many movements were formed to fight for the rights of the…

“The Cask of Amontillado” is a story that is religious based and is about a rich man called Fortunato. In Latin, Fortunato means to be lucky…

IntroductionThe identification, categorization, and analysis of color dates back to many years ago to the time of Theophrastus and Aristotle. However, Gladstone (1985) identifies that the…

In the classic play “Macbeth,” the genius playwriter William Shakespeare introduces many symbols into his writing to enhance the story of a Scottish general. He uses…

IntroductionLady Macbeth represents the ideal example of an individual with dynamic character development, who passes through major changes. From the very beginning of the play “Macbeth”…

IntroductionCreated by William Shakespeare in the 1600s, the play “Macbeth” has been up until now an influential and popular masterpiece of classic literature. The story tells…