Analysis of the Awakening from Marxist Perspective

In The Awakening, by the author Kate Chopin can be analyzed from the Marxist perspective by the powerful ones being the men. The men are powerful because society portrays them as the head of the household, meaning its a patriarchal society. Society thinks that men...

The Great Divorce

In the beginning of the book CS Lewis is giving a brief set up to what the book will be about and what we can expect as readers. He makes it very clear to us that this is all a fantasy before we continue into the first chapter. To continue, in the first chapter the...

“The Fire Next Time” by James Baldwin

In the book, “”The Fire Next Time””, composed by James Baldwin, there are two letters kept in touch with; one was to Baldwin’s 14-year-old nephew, and the second centered around race and religion dependent on Baldwin’s own encounters. James Baldwin was an...

The Marriage Theme in “Trifles”

In the drama perpetuated in Trifles by Susan Glaspell, there comes the sad story of Mr. John Wright, who was strangled to death using a rope when he was in bed. His wife Mrs. Wright was also present during the incident but never bothered to wake up to see what was...

The Monster is the American Dream

In Christine, the setting is Libertyville, Pennsylvania, for the duration of the past due 1970’s. The monster is the American Dream as embodied in the car. King offers Christine all of the attributes of a fairy story for postliterate children. Christine is any other...