Category: Ghost

  • Cultural Significance of The Ghost Dance: Analytical Essay

    History has been known to be full of nothing but traumatic events that took place when our ancestors pronounced that the white color was superior, and every other race was inferior to them. Blood was spilled whenever something was done that did not satisfy the expectations of those who dominated the lands, the race that…

  • Concept and Categories of Ghosts: Opinion Essay

    It is a matter of time when I was 18 years old. I went out camping with my friends and we went to the Bhangarh Fort, one of the most haunted places in India because we all friends liked to do adventurous activities. People are not allowed to visit the fort after the sunset, so…

  • Critical Analysis of The Canterville Ghost

    Actually, when I was first introduced to the book by my teacher I look at the title and had the very first thought that is was a very scary one, I assume that for anyone who will be reading this book will find it the same way, but let me tell you something I can…

  • The Macabre Ghost: Critical Analysis

    Are the apparitions real? Is the signal-man insane? Is it only a coincidence? These are the questions we are left with at the end of Charles Dickens short horror story The Signal-Man. A person with the immense responsibility of signaling trains outside a tunnel is being haunted by a ghost that waves in warning before…

  • From Gold Town to Ghost Town: Reflective Essay

    In many areas in the world, some towns and cities got deserted after the cease of gold rush or the depletion of materials. Natural or human activity plays an important part in its forming. This paper will try to find out what ghost towns are, how they were formed, and possible solutions to help revive…

  • representation of Ghosts in the Novel of Maxine Hong Kingston; Analytical Essay

    Maxine Hong Kingston, born to chinese immigrants, was born and raised in Stockton, California. In The Woman Warrior we get to see up close the experiences she had growing up as a first generation Chinese-American girl and how both cultures shaped her. Kingston uses ghost throughout her novel to tie both supernatural elements and reality…

  • The Canterville Ghost: A Ghost Story Which Is Not Scary

    The book I chose is The Canterville Ghost written by famous English author Oscar Wilde. He was an Irish poet and playwright. It is a short story written in the form of novella about the mansion haunted by a ghost. Its genre is Gothic fiction. The title itself reveals that it is a scary ghost…

  • Introduction of Ghost Plots in Tragedy Genre of Shakespeare

    In late 16th century English drama vengeful ghosts, adapted from a Senecan drama, became a common occurrence. William Shakespeare, a well revered writer, is unique in the fact that he is the only author who fully participates in the popular vogue for presenting ghosts onstage. According to Stephen Greenblatt, Shakespeare, more than anyone of his…

  • Ghosts In Literature and Media: Game of Imagination

    To say ghosts do not exist would be ignorant because there have been many sightings of them and have been spotted in multiple countries. This idea is based on the ancient tale of a persons spirit existing separately from their body and continue until death. A ghost could appear in any form but in the…

  • Impact of Ghost Genre in Japanese Literature on Modern Filmography

    The origins of Japanese horror can be prominently traced back to the 17th century, which in Japan was the time of the Edo period (1603-1868) where under a more unified rule, arts and culture began to prosper. Known as Kaidan in Japanese, the word directly translates into talks of the strange. These are folklore that…