Literature

A poet and writer, Oscar Wilde is remembered for his comedic genius most notably in The Importance of Being Earnest and his only novel, ...

Authors often write about perspectives which relate to their own personal life views and experiences.  The following examines F. Scott Fitzgerald's literature offering, “Babylon ...

In American literature, The Great Gatsby is responsible for helping to form the cultural idea and image of the jazz age in the 1920s, ...

After reading the two stories, “A Rose for Emily” by Faulkner William and “Desiree’s Baby” written by Kate Chopin, it is clear that both ...

It is difficult to call Kate Chopin a “feminist” because the term and sociopolitical movement did not exist at the time of her writing. ...

When seeking to understand addiction, it has often been said that individuals have a predisposition for it, and this creates the common argument that ...

William Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a literary classic detailing one man’s quest for vengeance. After Prince Hamlet, the main character of the tale, is visited ...

Twelfth Night is a comedic play written by William Shakespeare. The overall story is about a love triangle that occurs between a Duke, a ...

Upon closely reading Liora Brosh’s article “Consuming Women: The Representation of Women in the 1940 Adaptation of Pride and Prejudice,” it becomes clear from ...

Kate Chopin’s short story “The Story of an Hour” is filled with little surprises. She sets the reader in one direction with a specific ...