… is a language. But, what is the study of english? It is the study of literature in the english language. People attend english classes. This may be to learn the English Language or to learn about english literature or writing. An english lesson would…

… a thousand words. Art Spiegelman’s series Maus II: A Survivors Tale/And Here My Troubles Began proves this saying to a tee. Added to the dialogue, a million possibilities arise. The series is a autobiographical/biographical comic book about his father’s…

… From preschoolers, to adolescents. Everyone is affected by Television violence. It’s an issue that too many people ignore. Most people believe that Television violence is not worthy of our attention, but it is! Preschoolers overwhelmingly…

… by James Joyce Discus: The dilemma Eveline faced in the story Why, at the end of the story, she did not leaver with Frank Whether she made the right decision Eveline is a nineteen-year-old girl living in…

… of choice, and Melville (in "Bartleby") uses images of confinement, communication/lack thereof, and instances of fate vs. free will to prove this. 1. The restriction that society and fate put on people's individuality and freedom of choice…

… the years he has been writing. Many of his books share characters, settings, or situations. Using the same characters and such creates a unity throughout his books. Likewise, Vonnegut seems to repeat themes throughout many of his books. A number…

… “Death Of A Salesman” represents the result of an accumulation of social wrongs and injustices brought on because of Willy Loman’s external quest for success. It concludes with the death of a very miserable man. However, all through his tortured…

… is not the problem. Motivation will be evident when the de-motivators are removed.” -Kim I. Melton (Virginia Commonwealth University) As our country moves further into the twenty-first century it must closely evaluate its current system…

… as ‘a man not preeminently virtuous and just, whose misfortune, however, is brought upon him not by vice or depravity, but by some error in judgement… the change in the hero’s fortune must not be from misery to happiness, but on the contrary, from…

… Southern society that is to say the least a bit disturbing. The characters of Jefferson are struggling with the oppressive weight of frustration, a frustration that presses down on every aspect of their lives. It is a frustration that Faulkner portrays…