Short Stories Analysis: Part V

Short Stories Analysis: Part V

Conclusion Humankind is a species capable of both great beauty and horror. The continual development of mankind through millennia defies human conception, contradictory in its very existence and representative of…
Reflecting on ‘The Book Thief’

Reflecting on ‘The Book Thief’

In the novel “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak, Hans and Rosa Hubermann, along with their foster daughter Liesel, struggle between their own personal values and what everyone in their…
Analysis of ‘Cask of Amontillado’

Analysis of ‘Cask of Amontillado’

Edgar Allen Poe is famous for his wide range of short stories. His stories are often always filled with extreme suspense. The readers of his stories often find themselves questioning…
Comparing Translations of ‘Beowulf’

Comparing Translations of ‘Beowulf’

The Anglo- Saxon epic “Beowulf” is often considered one of the most important pieces of literature in history. ‘Beowulf’ was a catalyst for centuries of English poetry and novels. The…
Analysis of ‘Wife of Bath’s Tale’

Analysis of ‘Wife of Bath’s Tale’

“The Canterbury Tales” is generally considered one of the most famous works of early English literature. In his tales, Geoffrey Chaucer writes of many progressive themes and ideas that were…
Analysis of ‘The Tragedy of Hamlet’

Analysis of ‘The Tragedy of Hamlet’

Many works of literature have remained poignant through the centuries due to the important themes they contain that defy the boundaries of time. These works of art possess the ability…
Analysis of ‘The Wife Speaks’

Analysis of ‘The Wife Speaks’

Human connection is one of the most important aspects of our lives. Many people struggle to let go of relationships, even when their respective relationships are toxic. In Elizabeth Stoddard’s…
My Hippocratic Profile

My Hippocratic Profile

I have always strived to be the most successful person I can be, in all aspects of my life. Whether that means breaking bad habits or learning from mistakes, I…
Learning to Self-Discipline

Learning to Self-Discipline

Throughout my life, I have struggled to self-discipline myself. I have had to learn how to fight the laziness and distractions that are such a hindrance to achieving one’s goals.…
Analysis of Egypt in ‘The Histories’

Analysis of Egypt in ‘The Histories’

The Histories by Herodotus is an exploration of the history of the Greeks and Persians and the many conflicts that spanned this period. This writing is unique in that it does not…
Analysis of ‘The Oresteia’

Analysis of ‘The Oresteia’

Aeschylus’s The Oresteia follows the House of Atreus, as it tells the story of the family through multiple generations of betrayal and revenge. This collection of three plays was originally created with…
Breaking Down the Bible

Breaking Down the Bible

The Bible is far and large the most well-known literary work in the history of mankind. It is a work that needs no introduction, as its message transcends what is…
Analysis of ‘Life of Constantine’

Analysis of ‘Life of Constantine’

Eusebius’ Life of Constantine was a panegyric written to recount and honor the life of Constantine the Great. This writing gives insight into the inner workings and customs of religion at the…
Examining ‘The Shining’

Examining ‘The Shining’

All films are created with the intent to achieve different goals. Part of the beauty of cinema is the inherent uniqueness that each film possesses. However, the vast majority of movies fit…
‘No Country for Old Men’ Rating

‘No Country for Old Men’ Rating

Throughout the early history of films, there was not a rating system in existence that could determine the appropriateness of film content to different ages. The maturity of what was…