Category: Literature 5177

  • Love in Shakespeares 116th Sonnet

    In his poem, Sonnet 116 Shakespeare presents the nature of ideal love. According to Gale Cengage Learning, the write-up was done during the Renaissance era, when there was a significant influence by the Catholic church (14). Additionally, the artists wished to create new standards of what could be regarded as good and beautiful. Although Shakespeares…

  • Love in Shakespeares Sonnets 141 to 145

    William Shakespeare is one of the most prominent figures in world literature whose characters and imagery are still popular. His plays are staged and screened in many countries, while his sonnets are widely read and recited. William Shakespeare focused on diverse topics in his literary works, but his sonnets are all about major human emotions…

  • Dystopian Novels as Prediction of Human Future

    Are dystopian novels a prediction of human beings future communities or states? To examine this statement, this paper will use two books. These are the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell and Ten with a Flag by Joseph Paul Haines. The dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four uses the character of Winston Smith to reveal societys filth.…

  • Reflection on William Shakespeares Quote

    For There is Nothing Either Good or Bad, Thinking Makes it So. William Shakespeares statement is partially wrong as it contradicts the possibility of either good or bad occurrences happening. There cannot be a dispute that good or bad exists because a human being can experience that they feel happy or devastated every moment. Thinking…

  • Aeneas and Dido in Virgils Aeneid

    Ancient epic literature tends to portray their protagonists as incomparable heroes of unparalleled strength and skills. However, Virgils Aeneid takes a different route, creating a character that matches Aeneas character remarkably, sharing a range of similarities in her choices. Due to the parallels in Aeneas and Didos fates, their willpower and independence, the two characters…

  • How Significant are the Symbols? in Barn Burning by William Faulkner

    Barn Burning is a story that revolves majorly between a father and a son. Snopes tends to burn his landlords barns down, and the son had to testify in court. Having to choose between staying true to oneself and betraying the person one cares about is one of the hardest decisions one can ever make.…

  • Spanish Social Poetry Overview

    It seems reasonable to say that Spanish social poetry of the middle of the twentieth century may be characterized as poetry of tragic sound. This is visible from the very titles of poetry collections of those years; for example, La Soledad Cerrada by Gabriel Celaya, Tierra sin Nosotros by Jose Hierro, Los Muertos by Jose…

  • Analysis of Richs Poem Women

    I agree with the post and wish to diversify the arguments. Richs poem women is a short analysis of how women suffer in pain and how they handle the experience, especially from the societal view. The first category of women is those that do not hide their pain. She is going as the transparent lady/and…

  • Analyzing Langston Hughess Poetry

    The Harlem Renaissance saw many writers, poets, and artists, but Langston Hughes was the best contributor to the period with his protest poems touching on African Americans livelihoods and experiences. During this period, most of his poems demanded answers to the many social issues that the black faced, including racism and other forms of discrimination.…

  • Amy Tans Reflections on English Varieties in Mother Tongue

    Summary of Text: In her article Mother tongue, Amy Tan shares her views on different forms of English and their impact on the life of people, especially immigrants. She raises the problem of the limitations of their activities connected with the language barrier (Tan, 1990). In the article, Amy describes the struggles of the first…