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Concepts: Novel, Race, Narrative, Fiction, African American, Black people, The Reader

The Voices of the Voiceless: Comparing the Poetry of Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen

As two key figureheads in what is now deemed the Harlem Renaissance, Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen served as voices for a previously voiceless population. Their poetry speaks of the enduring struggles of being an African American, and the effort required to merely survive in…

PoetryVoice4 Pages

Woman voice to challenge immorlarity

Jane Austen’s Lady Susan novel is one of her most decadent Victorian novels which challenges mainstream morality through its protagonist Lady Susan herself. As the epistolary novel proceeds, the written exchanges among the character demonstrate indignation at Lady Susan’s contrariness: her flirtation, extramarital affair, machinations,…

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Our Voice Should Be Heard to Stop Child Labor

Child labor is a major problem in the modern world. People have tried to resolve it for generations, but despite their efforts, children are still being taken into slavery and servitude against the law. We can’t put an official end to it, but if everyone…

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Comparison of the ‘Coriolanus Asks for the People’s Voices’ Scene in the Film and Text Versions

Despite the adaptation of a text to film benefiting from the opportunities and abilities bestowed to a director through the visual aspect of the medium, narrative complexity and depth of literary themes almost inevitably suffer a condensation. Ralph Fiennes’s adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Coriolanus is…

CoriolanusVoiceWilliam Shakespeare3 Pages

Fighting Patriarchy: Female African Writers' Voices

In several respects, American writers have use literature as a means to promote equal rights for women; however, these writers are often white females – or even white males. While these writers are certainly able to uncover a variety of aspects that American society needs…

Nervous ConditionsVoice4 Pages

Multiple Voices of The Waste Land

Aesthetically merging erudition and emotion through a cacophony of diverse and often dissonant voices, The Waste Land serves as a microcosm of the modern state of mind and the state of the world itself. The personality and experiences of individuals are fused together, obscuring boundaries…

PoetryThe Waste LandVoice4 Pages

The Mirror of Simple Souls: Marguerite Porete’s Voice and Use of Gender

Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak. -I Corinthians 14:34 It is a good thing that women religious writers, especially Marguerite Porete, did not listen to this scripture and spoke up in church. While all…

ChristianityGenderVoice5 Pages

Modern Voices: Challenges to the Linear Narrative in ‘The Waves’ and ‘The Idea of Order at Key West’

For the modernists, the linear narrative was something of a constraint on the writer’s ability to express their ideas and perceptions of the world. To discard the linear narrative, therefore, seemed the most logical solution to this problem. As Virginia Woolf writes in her 1925…

PoetryVoice5 Pages

The Voice of The Other in Wide Sargasso Sea

“How will you like being made exactly like other people?” is a question that echoes through Antoinette’s mind early within Jean Rhys’s responsive and revisionist text, Wide Sargasso Sea (Rhys 22). Constructing her protagonist from Charlotte Brontë’s insane Bertha Mason, Rhys aims to write the…

VoiceWide Sargasso Sea4 Pages

Hearing from the men themselves: the absence of male voices in family studies

The aim of this research proposal is to gain an insight into how men feel about the narratives of fatherhood and masculinities in family studies. What is a father? What does it mean to be a man? At present the general consensus is that the…

Family RelationshipsVoice5 Pages