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Literature 28	How and Why Neil Gaiman’s Characters Work English fantasy writer Neil Gaiman has shown he can write in any medium. Comics, television, film, novel, you name it,... retired account Apr 20, 2014
Literature 14	Deadly Desire in Austen’s Sense and Sensibility Near-death experiences and sickness are generally not the first things to come to mind when thinking about Jane Austen's oeuvre.... Nick Apr 14, 2014
Literature 12	Fatherly Mothering: Masculine Volumnia, a Martial and Political Woman This month marks the 450th birthday of William Shakespeare. Very few playwrights have had as much impact on literature and... Robert Humphrey Apr 9, 2014
Literature 22	A Modernist Trait in ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’: Happy Endings are Overrated During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, a new movement began to take shape that fundamentally changed the style of... PerkAlert Apr 7, 2014
Literature 15	Meta-Fiction in Kurt Vonnegut’s Breakfast of Champions Not many authors -especially well-respected authors- write meta-fiction, fiction that uses literary techniques to draw attention to itself as a... Baroque Apr 4, 2014
Literature 40	Why ‘Brave New World’ Has Fresh Significance in the Modern Day Brave New World covers a range of themes and issues that have been pertinent to moral society since it was... Spencer Mar 28, 2014
Literature 34	Missing Beats: Marginalised Women of the Beat Generation Inspired by the revolutionary works of Walt Whitman, the Beat Generation aspired towards a lifestyle that rejected conformity and focused... Jessica M Farrugia Mar 22, 2014
Literature 31	Ideals of the Victorian Woman as Depicted in ‘Dracula’ Vampires are so ever-present in our society that they've practically become a part of the cultural zeitgeist of the 21st... Robert Humphrey Mar 11, 2014
Literature 20	Rowling, Tolkien, and Foucault: What is it to Hear the Author Speak? Though it may seem hard to believe, the idea that a story's artistic responsibility -- as well as credit for... H. M. Bradford Mar 5, 2014
Literature 7	Faulkner’s Light in August: The Primal Scene as Trauma An individual's concept of the self is shaped heavily by society and the experiences through which one goes as a... Rachelann Copland Feb 28, 2014
Literature 31	Paradise Lost: John Milton’s Politics Milton was a man who wanted nothing but the best for his nation. A prolific polemicist, Milton had many ideas... R. A. Gillespie Feb 25, 2014
Literature 10	The Space That Lies Within the Frontier: Japanese Americans & the West In light of the publication of Nielsen's "Asian American Consumer 2013 Report", the aim of this writing is to convey... Alea Feb 24, 2014