Literature

Telling stories is an inseparable part of every culture. From generation to generation mothers tell their children different stories, thereafter children grow up and tell these stories to the infants.

The first chapter of Sandra Cisneros's book The House on Mango Street presents a young girl coming of age in an arguably harsh environment telling the tale of her family's constant migration.

Greek mythology by different philosophers such as Euripides is fascinating and absorbing as it captures the attention of the reader and the audience due to its usage of different styles that are enthralling.

Ishmael Bear is the narrator and the major character of the book titled A Long Way Gone. Bear undergoes three main changes throughout the book. Bear is presented as being a person with a complex character.

Hiding in the play A Doll House has been showed in various occurrences. The characters hide paramount details from each other that could affect their relationships significantly.

Arendt's book accounts for the events that proceeded during the trial of Adolf Eichmann in an Israeli court. Eichmann was convicted as one of the chief members of the Holocaust organization...

The poem Success is Counted Sweetest, is a poem written in the year 1859 by the famous American poet Emily Dickinson. The poem is composed in three stanzas with four lines each...

It is a common saying that beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. In line with this thought, it is evident that beauty, as defined by two different people, will not be entirely the same.

In the book Courage and Calling, Gordon Smith is determined to elaborate on his definition of calling. He terms calling not only as the actual verbal manner of capturing someone's attention but also as a duty.

Jonathan Swift was an Irish born in Dublin on 30th November 1667. He came from a family which was diversely known for literary connections. Swift attended Trinity College and later became a vicar in 1700.

Ada Limons poem, "The Noisiness of Sleep" espouses a lot of issues concerning visions, aspirations and dreams that people have in life concerning how their lives and the...

The famous book Gifted Hands is an autobiography of a talented doctor, Benjamin Carson. A pediatric neurosurgeon working at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore saved a lot of children, whom the other doctors presaged death.

In the essay, the author has sown three rhetorical appeals. First, she created ethos by structuring credibility at the essays beginning by saying I am a writer.

During the 1980s, gay rights movements were continuing to take taking place in the United States. It was not common for someone to have a partner of the same gender to be with the same gender.

The Raven is an American writer's narrative poem by the famous Edgar Allan Poe who had it published first in 1845. The poem Raven is notably remembered for its musicality, stylized lingua and atmosphere

I found out about you yesterday. I went to the doctor to find out why my breasts were sore, and I was considering whether I should take antibiotics for an ongoing post-chest-infection cough.

The invention of infomercials is considered as the brainchild of Ron Popeil amongst other dozens and dozens of gadgets and gizmos that cover a wide range of consumer needs.

The play, An Inspector Calls, authored by J.B. Priestley is set in 1912 just before the commencement of World War I. However, it was written in 1944, at the conclusion of...

Victor Hugos Les Miserables movie is a classic film with varied theological themes. With its main characters, Jean Valjean, Javert and Bishop of Diagne, played by Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, the film brings out...