Ulysses which may be the most brilliant novel in English was written by James Joyce in 1922 It is a very complicated book because there are allusions to other literary books such as Homers Odyssey Shakespeare or even the Bible The book is divided into 18 chapters and each one represents one hour from 8am until 2am of June 16 1904 Joyce as an excellent tenor said he can justify every syllable of the book There are three main characters Leopold and Molly Bloom and Stephen Dedalus The whole book i
The short story A Worn Path written by Eudora Walty was very interesting The short story is about an elderly black woman name Phoenix Jackson that walks from her home to the city of Natchez She is taking such a long journey for her grandsons medicine Her grandson has been died for several years While on her journey Phoenix encounters a few challenges elderly old timers and a charity case First throughout the short story A Worn Path Phoenix is challenged for being an elderly black woman For exam
Catcher in the Rye the Naivety of Childhood Summary Discusses J D Salingers Catcher in the Rye Describes main character Holden Caulfields fixation on childhood Details how he struggles through teenage life because he cannot accept the responsibilities that come with growing up In the novel The Catcher in the Rye by J D Salinger the main character Holden is a teenager who refuses to grow up because he is naively fixated on childhood Throughout the novel Holden struggles through teenage life beca
When it comes to delegating responsibility allocating power and demanding equality there always seems to be an underlying bias towards the masculinesector of society which allows an imbalance regarding gender equality Understanding where this way of thinking comes from is an essential part of trying to shift and completely erase the bias Throughout history a patriarchal pattern and way of thinking has been passed down from generation to generation what we fail to see is the reason for this patt
Williams use of Expression as an essential element of his drama Tennessee Williams is admired for the theatricality of his plays and for introducing literary devices into the theatre in particularly The Glass Menagerie In this drama he uses devices such as lighting and sound techniques to enhance the effectiveness of his themes Throughout this play the characters are tempted toward illusion when they find reality too painful Although the illusions of some characters are more socially acceptable