The Comedy of Errors is one of the most acclaimed plays written by the stalwart literary artist, William Shakespeare. The playwright leaves no stone unturned to impact the audience with the quintessence of dramatic elements and affective appeal. A scrutiny of the play would lead to an introspective comprehension of the intricacies of the dramatic…Read More

The characters in A Streetcar Named Desire make a number of choices, and one of the most memorable is Stanley’s decision to rape Blanche. Stanley chooses to do this because he wants to regain power over her. Her criticism and lack of respect towards him cause him to feel inferior and to worry that his…Read More

Narrative point of view refers to the position of the narrator in relation to the story that one is narrating. As such, when evaluating the point of view of the narrator, one focuses on the relationship between the narrator and the characters in the story. There are three major points of view that narrators can…Read More

When considering the genre of Romantic Fiction, it is important to distinguish two main criteria. The first one is that the story should tell about the relationship and romantic love between two people. Secondly, the positive end of the story leaves the reader believing that love and relationship are very real and endure right next…Read More

The True Sexual Morality is a book written by Daniel Heimbach with the main purpose of illuminating the sexual culture in the church. The book serves to address three main purposes within the society. First, it seeks to identify ways in which our churches and society are getting into a sexual chaos. It also seeks…Read More

Personal assumptions and predispositions about the stalwart Romantic poet, William Wordsworth went on to be further substantiated. When one thinks of Wordsworth, his apotheosis of beauty and euphoria about the world encompasses one’s thought. The poem, “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” goes on to portray the indomitable zeal of the eminent poet when it…Read More

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is one of the most unusual works of Shakespeare. This can be vividly exemplified by the analysis of its origin, peculiarities of its plot and ideas.

Thesis: The life of the most popular American short stories and poems master of the eighteenth century, Edgar Allan Poe. His life’s path as an extraordinary person and misunderstood writer. Biography and the writer’s path of Alan Poe The life of the Edgar Allan Poe as one of the most revered writers in American Literature…Read More

Introduction Change is ever present aspect of human life. The dynamic nature of the society and the environment means that people cannot afford to stay in the same position and must adapt their lifestyles, attitude and behavior occasionally in order to fit in. This description is fitting to the involuntary type of change. On the…Read More

Greene, Graham. Collected Short Stories: Twenty-one Stories: a Sense of Reality: May We Borrow Your Husband? London: Penguin, 2000. The author of this book is a notable writer who explores the ambivalent moral and political contentious issues in the current world. His collection of short stories and plays revolves around the contemporary issues of love, sexual…Read More