Essays on Literary Genres

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Desire in Allen Ginsberg’s Poems "Kaddish" and "Howl"

3 pages / 1449 words

Desire in Allen Ginsberg’s Poems "Kaddish" and "Howl" Desire is explored and represented through the form and style in Ginsberg’s poems, “Kaddish”, and “Howl”. Desire is ubiquitous, it is the essence of wanting or yearning for something, or someone, it has limitless objects. The longing...

Allen Ginsberg Poetry

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The Use of Religion in Allen Ginsberg’s Howl

3 pages / 1195 words

This essay explores the famous poem written by Allen Ginsberg in 1945-1955 titled Howl, also known as Howl for Carl Solomon, and more specifically how he uses and portrays the theme of religion within this poem. Ginsberg was a Buddhist who studied Eastern religious disciplines,...

Allen Ginsberg Poetry

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Allen Ginsberg’s Message in His Poem 'Howl'

2 pages / 1011 words

What does the word howl mean? It is a long and loud, drawn out cry. Allen Ginsberg’s purpose in the poem “Howl” is to request people to be in opposition to repression, freedom, and capitalism. The speaker sees American society as being of unsound mind,...

Allen Ginsberg Poetry

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The Role of The 'Outsider' in Allen Ginsberg’s 'Howl'

2 pages / 811 words

The role of the outside observer in Allen Ginsberg’s 1956 poem “Howl” is a significant presence in the poem and crucially exemplifies the reason why Ginsberg is so compelled to create this work of literature in their honour. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need...

Allen Ginsberg Poetry

632

Allen Ginsberg: Poetry as Protest

4 pages / 1598 words

The late 50s – early 70s of the 20th century were not easy and turbulent time in the history of the United States. It was the time of radical changes in the society and in people’s perception of the world. In this period the activity...

Allen Ginsberg Poetry

633

The Role of Gender in a Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

2 pages / 1005 words

In 1955, William acquired a Pulitzer Prize for his drama, A Cat on A Hot Tin Roof, which primarily revolves around the lives of Maggie, Daddy, Mama, Brick, Gooper and Mae. As most of the characters are surrounded by yelling noise and anger, communication and...

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Drama

634

The Storm' by Kate Chopin: Love Affair Or Love Reconnection 

2 pages / 866 words

In “The Storm,” Kate Chopin uses the characters Calixta and Alcee to break away from the expectations of the cliché love represented in most stories or films. By encountering in an adulterous affair, their relationship is symbolized by the storm throughout the story which would...

Kate Chopin Short Story

635

The Role of Radio in 'All The Light We Cannot See'

3 pages / 1387 words

History shows a constant rift between what humans should and should not do demonstrated through World War II’s mass genocides, racism, chaotic violence, and the removal of human rights. Objects such as radios played a huge role in this, as humanity used it as a...

All The Light We Cannot See Novel

636

The Fate Vs The Will in All The Light We Cannot See

4 pages / 1982 words

The ex-Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Winston Churchill, in the year 1945 said that, “It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link in the chain of destiny can be handled at a time”. This statement is referring that the person...

All The Light We Cannot See Novel

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Similarities Between 'All The Light We Cannot See' and 'Life is Beautiful'

2 pages / 891 words

 “Historical fiction tells the stories of ordinary people living in extraordinary times,” as quoted by Ellen Klages and it is through these stories of ordinary people that we are able to deepen our understanding of the human experience.  Made-to-order essay as fast as you need...

All The Light We Cannot See Novel

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Similarities and Difference Between 'Weapons Training' and 'Homecoming' by Bruce Dawe

1 page / 560 words

Weapons Training and Homecoming are two poems written by popular Australian author Bruce Dawe. Both poems oppose the Vietnam war however they approach the topic in very different ways. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your...

Poetry

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Plot Review of The Novel 'Sing Unburied Sing' by Jesmyn Ward

1 page / 493 words

Sing Unburied Sing is a Novel by Jesmyn Ward, its a boy about Jojo who is 13 years old. His mom, Leonie, is an active drug addict, and his sister Kayla looks up to Jojo as a parental figure because their mom doesn’t do much...

Book Review Novel Plot

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Morals Versus Obligations in 'All The Light We Cannot See'

3 pages / 1540 words

As a person, we all have responsibilities. For some people to fulfill these responsibilities, they must put aside their moral obligations. During the 1940s, when this book is set, the people did not have a medium between their morals and their responsibilities. But as some...

All The Light We Cannot See Novel

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Main Themes in Kate Chopin's 'The Storm'

1 page / 542 words

In The Storm, we are first introduced to Bobinôt and his four-year old son Bibi. They are waiting out a storm in a store while Calixta, dutiful housewife to Bobinôt and mother to Bibi, is home alone. When she notices the oncoming storm and steps outside...

Kate Chopin Short Story

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Literary Analysis of S.e Hinton’s The Outsiders

2 pages / 928 words

S.E Hinton’s The Outsiders, was published in 1967 by Viking Press. A novel depicted as coming-of-age themed, Hinton started writing the novel at age 15 and had published it by the age of 18. The author, Susan Eloise Hinton was born in Oklahoma. A place...

Novel The Outsiders

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Importance of Radio in Doerr’s 'All The Light We Cannot See'

2 pages / 801 words

 In Anthony Doerr’s novel, All the Light We Cannot See, we are shown a story of two very different characters coming together in an unlikely way: a radio. In 2019, it is sometimes hard to think about how big the radio was. People used it...

All The Light We Cannot See Novel

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Hope and Faith in 'America' by Claude Mckay and 'I Was in a Hurry' by Dunya Mikhail

2 pages / 760 words

Introduction Theme, often regarded as the underlying message or meaning of a story, is a fundamental element in literary analysis. Themes can be readily discerned in some stories, while in others, they may require a deeper exploration. Furthermore, a single story can encompass multiple themes,...

Claude Mckay Poetry

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Discussion of Narratives by Beard and Sedaris' 'Remembering My Childhood on The Continent of Africa'

1 page / 554 words

Beard and Sedaris brilliantly create narratives that read as a collection, each essay builds in depth, giving a broader narrative of the writer’s life than one essay alone can provide. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to...

Literary Criticism Short Story

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Anthony Doerr’s Use of Symbols in 'All The Light We Cannot See'

3 pages / 1197 words

All the Light We Cannot see written by Anthony Doerr uses powerful symbols to create a modern take on a old story and provides his audience with new insights into WWII. This utilisation of symbolism adds depth and complexity to his story by connecting the...

All The Light We Cannot See Literary Devices Novel