… characters, settings, or use of language in a text which often consolidate our understanding of it." In what ways did repetitions and contrasts in one of the texts guide your understanding? ‘What’s life all about?’ is the question that David…

… O. Wilson As my first introduction into the memoir genre of literature, Naturalist was grand in its content, interesting, and thought provoking. The combination of anecdotes of early childhood and the complexity of bio-classification and biochemistry…

… to do a character study on the character Alan Grant who is featured in the novel Jurassic Park. The famous author Michael Crichton, who is famous for writing Sci-Fi thrillers writes the novel Jurassic Park. The book Jurassic Park is about a…

… of Age in Mississippi" was altogether insightful into the life of an African-American raised in the deep south during the civil rights movement. It gave us a look at what many sacrificed in order to achieve civil rights for all. I believe this book…

… anybody.” (p271) In Harper Lee’s Novel, To Kill A Mockingbird, the main issue that is dealt with is of people blindly hating and persecuting any individual or race that was different to the majority. Harper Lee tries to show the reader how life…

… most famous literature to emerge from this 18th century satiric tradition. It is the strongest, funniest, and yet in some ways most despairing cry for a halt to the trends initiated by seventeenth-century philosophy. In Book IV, we discover how Gulliver’…

… Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, the spirit of Hester Prynne, a young woman living in early Puritan Boston, manifested itself to the reader. Hester committed a sinful deed with the reverend of a Puritan Church; for this she was sentenced…

… restaurants on every corner, the choice of vegetarianism is seemingly ignored in our society today. Fewer and fewer people are even considering a switch from omnivore to herbivore. And the few who do may vary in their idea of exactly what vegetarian…

… Hale have very similar characteristics, in their actions and motives. Yet they are different in an equal amounts. Although Hale was a believer in witchcraft and is licensed to find and stop it, he doesn’t feel it is present in Salem. John Proctor…

… SYMPATHY FOR THE THREE MAIN CHARACTERS: RHODA, GERTRUDE AND FARMER LODGE? In the opening chapters of Withered Arm, Thomas Hardy tends to elicit sympathy for Rhoda Brook, rather than Farmer Lodge and his wife, who come into the story later. For exampl…