The Epic of Gilgamesh and Odyssey are some of the renowned epic stories that have been read across the globe. The epic of Gilgamesh features Gilgamesh, who has more powers than the mortal human beings because two-thirds of his were considered divine, leaving only a third of him being as human. On the other hand, […]
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Iago is a psychopath because of his persistent aggressive, negligent, rebellious and spontaneous behavior,which make him unable to form normal relationships with others in the society. He embraces the
Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” explores the roots of insanity of the protagonist. The story shows that her insanity is a product of her disempowerment as a married woman. This
Hamlet 2000 is the modernistic depiction ical legendary novel by William Shakespeare. The antiquated story is filmed and brought to screen by inculcating the modern technology for the new age viewers. Filmed in New York, the refurbished version shows mobile phones, sky scrapers, and cars. Ghost (King Hamlet) communicates with Hamlet via fax machines, closed […]
Focalization is a term used to describe a shift in the perspective of one character to another character especially in a literature scenario. The Importance of Focalization in Beowulf Focalization is
The Last Madam by Christine Wiltz is a bibliographical book that unravels the exploits of a woman, Norma Wallace, as she metamorphoses from a prostitute to a business entrepreneur in a matter of few y
Milton’s Paradise Lost tells us about the mistakes made by Adam and Eve and how the Satan manages to hoodwink them into eating the forbidden fruit. This paper will shed more light upon this classic text. Satan is undoubtedly the star of Paradise Lost because Adam and Eve taste the forbidden apple and the Satan […]
A Raisin In The Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, is one of the most influential plays written, that debuted on Broadway in the year 1959. It is based on the life of the Youngers, a family of an African-Amer
Many themes emerge in Homer’s “The Odyssey”; however, the focus of this essay is the theme of loyalty. The author’s attitude towards the theme remains consistent throughout the book, as depict