Category: Protagonist

Literature is a term to describe mainly written works and sometimes spoken or voiced materials. It was derived from the Latin word litaritura/litteratura which means writing formed with letters. Literature mostly refers to creative literary works, for example, poetry, drama, novel, short story, and songs. As our cultures and societies developed, there was a massive…

The most important and unique subgenre of dramatic literature is a tragedy. The term tragedy is greatly utilized for literary, and mainly for the dramatist, illustration of serious movements which eventuate in a disastrous conclusion for the protagonist. A tragedy is it genre of a drama focusing on tales of human suffering. The drama normally…

The protagonist, Ivanovich Poprishchin is a titular councilor who has noted his sentiments in a diary. From the onset of the diary, it appears that the protagonist is unsatisfied with the way he is treated at his job, stating that the chief has been unpleasant to him and he has been informed he often rush…

Revolution always requires that people shed blood (Kim Chew Ng 123). This is the grim fact that the protagonist and his comrades had agreed upon prior to following a path of revolution. And after him and his comrades are convicted of conspiracy and treason, plenty of blood was shed, as his comrades were shot to…

People will have a lot of identities in their life. Those identities may relate to their power in many aspects. In Jump, Nadine Gordimer describes a conflicted experience of a white person but lives with black people for a long time. In Homage, which is also created by Gordimer, she describes the struggling life of…

Discuss how both the nature of desire and of guilt are intertwined with memory in Wintersons Written on the Body and in Barnes The Sense of an Ending. In your discussion make close reference to the texts. This essay deals with the work of the British postmodernist authors Jeanette Winterson and Julian Barnes and discusses…