The Effects of Parent Child Relationships through Characters in Toni Morrisons The Bluest Eye How a child is treated by his or her parents growing up effects the emotional and physical development of that child and how in turn that child treats his or her own children in the future In The Bluest Eye author Toni Morrison gives clear examples through her characters experiences of how this statement rings true In addition through studies and experiments conducted by students and experts across the
Othello 1604 is generally regarded as a captivating domestic tragedy that concentrates on the psychological repercussions of racial hatred and sexual jealousy The play recounts the tragic fate of Othello a Moorish general and recent convert to Christianity who is charged by his Venetian superiors with the defense of Cyprus from Turkish aggression Against this historical backdrop Othello focuses on the deceitful machinations of the villain Iago an amoral subordinate to Othello who sees to it tha
A Good Man is Hard to Find is one of Flannery O Connors most widely discussed stories O Connor was shocked to find that her readers thought the Grandmother was evil In actuality the Grandmother was regarded as the hero in the story O Connor incorporates her Catholicism beliefs into her work The lesson in A Good Man is Hard to Find is the idea and of grace At the climax of the story the Grandmother sees the misfit as one of her own children and reaches out to him O Connor is showing violence and
Short Stories Evaluative Summaries The two short stories that I have chosen to summarise are Wish I Was Here By Jackie Kay and Bartleby The Scrivener By Herman Melville Of the four or five short stories we have studied these were the two that I found most entertaining and certainly the ones that I somehow found very able to relate to They are entirely different styles of writing from era they are written and set in to narrative technique I will attempt to summarise and evaluate these stories wi