… of the land, dislike for corporeality and belief that people can survive the malicious influence of their atmosphere. These substantial concepts are woven into the book by the use of inter chapters, the telling of the Joads story and the use of symbols.…

… eyes as it crept though the blinds. That morning seemed a little odd, but disregarding it I turned the television on and watched dreadfully as terror had entered our nation. That morning as my family was gathered around the television in complete…

… with the rumors that circulated when he was alive: they assume a number of lurid details, when in fact the circumstances of the murder are actually somewhat mundane. The general opinion of Gatsby after the death demonstrates clearly how he was such…

… Prinzipien zum Thema Farbe erläutern. Denn obwohl nicht nur Farbphotographie und Farbfernsehen, sondern eigentlich unser ganzes Leben von Farbe bestimmt ist und wichtige Entscheidungen davon abhängen (die Blinden und Farbenblinden nehme ich…

… towards the beginning of the Harlem Renaissance, and “Tin Roof Blues”, written by Sterling A. Brown in 1931 towards the end of the Harlem Renaissance, are two woeful poems that both make use of the basic form and elements of the blues. On a broader…

… and Hamlet find themselves in similar situations. While Hamlet waits for the right time to avenge his father's death, Laertes learns of his father's death and immediately wants vengeance, and Fortinbras awaits his chance to recapture land that…

… story “The Death of Ivan Ilych,” written by Leo Tolstoy, the reader meets Ivan Ilych. Ivan leads a shallow life, never venturing outside his societal boundaries. Ivan is an unfeeling attorney who treats people of lower station with kindly disdain.…

… his poem, “On Reading Poems to a Senior Class at South High”, the author, David Chapman Berry, has relied on metaphors and similes to carry out his view of a typical literature class and a teacher’s view of teaching. The setting of the poem is in…

… the novel, Things Fall Apart, which is a great piece of African literature that deals with the Ibo culture, society, and history. One place where the Ibo religion is practiced is in the village of Umuofia in Africa, where the story takes place.…

… known for her brilliant use of irony in her stories. "A Good Man is Hard to Find" is one of her superb literary works in which she proves her point by ending her stories in a dramatic, lucrative way. O'Connor's motive in writing this story is pretty…