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ailenmanfredi
Posted at July 1, 2020

General Macbeth and Oliver de Bois are the two characters of Shakespeare’s plays “The tragedy of Macbeth” and “As you like it” respectively. In both

ailenmanfredi
Posted at June 18, 2020

Importance of historical context Gilman published The Yellow Wallpaper in 1982. It was published at a time when women had few rights. For instance,

ailenmanfredi
Posted at June 17, 2020

Folkloric Elements of the Short Story While written literature provides readers with a tradition of texts, oral literature provides a

ailenmanfredi
Posted at June 16, 2020

A short story is a narrative prose that is centered on a particular event. There is a growing interest in the narrative across

ailenmanfredi
Posted at June 12, 2020

Renaissance comedy follows a defined progression with the presence of order at the beginning of the play, chaos in the middle, and

tphaynesworth16
Posted at May 30, 2020

This poem was inspired by the novel The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison land of the free, home of the invisible,

tphaynesworth16
Posted at May 30, 2020

here we go again… I lie in bed, thinking I wasn’t going to wake, but did, another day, I get

Macy
Posted at May 28, 2020

We’ve all seen that painting of the strange looking human with his (her?) hands on her (his?) face. It’s called

ailenmanfredi
Posted at May 28, 2020

The romantic era is marked by the romantic movement of art and literature; it focused on human emotions and tried

ailenmanfredi
Posted at May 27, 2020

Revenge is a recurrent theme in Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. Not only the main character Hamlet desires to take justice into his

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