Essays on Literary Genres

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Bigger and His Struggles in Native Son

2 pages / 812 words

In Native Son, the main issue for the main character, Bigger, is that he has killed Mary Dalton. However, just like many other elements throughout the novel, this issue is simply a surface level issue. The deeper problem is that Bigger wants to be free,...

Literature Review Native Son Novel

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The Analysis of The Historical Fiction "The Devil Take Tomorrow" by Gretchen Jeannette

1 page / 656 words

The Devil Take Tomorrow by Gretchen Jeannette is a historical fiction set in the American Revolutionary War era. Anyone interested in history, espionage, and romance would enjoy this fast-paced novel. I for one love it when a book delivers on an action-packed storyline and is...

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The Analysis of The Story "Betrayal of Faith" by Mark M. Bello

1 page / 408 words

The story Betrayal of Faith by Mark M. Bello is the stunning tale of lawyer Zachary Blake and his plummet from grace. Once a prominent partner in a law firm in the heart of Detroit, Zack’s impending alcoholism forces his business partners in the law...

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The Analysis of The Book "Isabella's Painting" by Ellen Butler

2 pages / 695 words

So, what would you do if you, while visiting the home of your boyfriend’s family, saw a glimpse of something that made you think that the boyfriend’s father is up to something shady, illegal, and possibly dangerous? Would you tell your boyfriend your concerns, or...

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The Analysis of The Alex Fayman’s Book "Superhighway"

1 page / 613 words

With the current state of the world and its economy, everybody could relate to the struggles Alex Fine faces living in his orphanage in LA. With multiple failed adoption attempts, some even ending in mental or physical abuse, Alex gave up on being adopted and...

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The Analysis of The Book "Mistress Suffragette" by Dianna Forbes

1 page / 476 words

Mistress Suffragette, written by Dianna Forbes, starts out set in 19th century New England during the panic of 1893. A time period where a womans reputation was absolutely everything. Penelope, the main character, is a very strong willed and spunky young woman. Her mother is...

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Review of The Book "The Watchmaker's Doctor"

1 page / 526 words

How many times have this topic of discussion come up in your conversations? On too many occasions for me. A serious reflection would transport your thoughts to recollections of regrets and wrong decisions. Rarely would one prefer to think of the happier moments and relive...

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The Analysis of Dylan Thomas’ Poem "Do not Go Gentle into that Good Night"

1 page / 650 words

Fight for Your Life Dylan Thomas’ poem “Do not go gentle into that good night” the speaker is talking to a dying father. The speaker is comparing the fights of several man against the end, and it points out that even though death is inevitable...

Poetry

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Dramatic and Verbal Irony in The Story of an Hour

2 pages / 726 words

In the short story, “The Story of an Hour”, by Kate Chopin, the author provides two examples of the literary technique of irony to enrich and support the theme, “nothing is as it seems.” Kate Chopin uses both situational and verbal irony in different instances...

Kate Chopin Short Story The Story of An Hour

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Dehumanization in War Poetry: Owen, Sassoon, and Cheng

4 pages / 1840 words

Introduction My report explores the horrors of war across a range of war poems by examining the dehumanisation of the young soldiers in World War I and how war affects their families and society. The poems I chose to use were Anthem for Doomed Youth,...

Poetry Wilfred Owen

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Assessment of Rosalie Ham's Novel "The Dressmaker"

2 pages / 808 words

Rosalie Ham’s novel “The Dressmaker”, published in 2000, is set in the 1950’s in an Australian outback town called Dungatar. In the novel, Ham utilises genre conventions such as Gothic, romance, detective story, and revenge tragedy conventions to intrigue the reader’s expectations of the novel...

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The Poem "Beowulf": Literary Analysis

3 pages / 1514 words

The power of the main character, Beowulf, is constantly emphasized in the text. The passage I have selected depicts a scene in which he is praised like a demigod and shows his ability to triumph in adverse circumstances while a suspenseful build up intentionally leaves...

Beowulf Literature Review Poetry

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The Problem of Dementia in Anne Carson’s Poem "Father’s Old Blue Cardigan"

1 page / 498 words

Cardigan Relationship lost (cold) (blue) Cardigan Decline in mental state (Cold) (blue) Cardigan Emptiness and loss (Cold) (blue) Dementia is a broad category of brain diseases that cause a long-term and often gradual decrease in the ability to think and remember that is great enough...

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Materialism in William Wordsworth’s Poem "The World is Too Much with Us"

2 pages / 884 words

In a rapidly developing and consumerist world, humanity has fallen deep into the rabbit hole of materialism. The root of man’s estrangement from nature stems from the ongoing issue of the wasteful trappings of society. Believe it or not it seems that the inevitable forces...

Literature Review Materialism Poetry

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Literary Analysis of Dunbar’s "We Wear The Mask"

2 pages / 977 words

Paul Laurence Dunbar’s poem “We Wear the Mask” is a well-known work that highlights his ability to create emotionally moving standard English poems. In this fifteen-line poem, Dunbar points to the suffering of black individuals and the need to hold happy deminors in order to...

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Icb Style Analysis

2 pages / 758 words

Pages: 56-60: Diction:“I only remember Nancy’s Teddy bear staring at me” (Capote, 60). This quote was pronounced by two of Nancy Clutter’s dearest friends, Nancy Ewalt and Susan Kidwell after seeing Nancy’s corpse. This is an ideal example of diction from Truman Capote, however, is...

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Speaker’s Transformation by Love in ‘a Nocturnal Upon St Lucy’s Day Being The Shortest Day’

6 pages / 2902 words

Introduction ‘A Nocturnal Upon St. Lucy’s Day, Being the Shortest Day’ is a metaphysical poem written by John Donne. In this poem the speaker struggles over the fact that his beloved is no more. The poet has used St Lucy as a metaphor to portray...

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We Walk by Faith: Stories from The 1947 Partition Archive

2 pages / 1105 words

“Open the door or we will set the room on fire. ” With a loud bang, the door was broken open, Ali and his brothers along with many other children and women were pulled out and made to stand under the tree. They started firing....

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The Tale of a Custard The Dragon

2 pages / 1012 words

The narrative poem I chose is “The Tale of a Custard the dragon” written by “Ogden Nash”. This is an imaginary poem written for children which also tells you a great story and gives you a great moral too. The poem tells a story about...

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