… we have seen have one thing in common, a setting. Ranging from a room, to a planet or galaxy, all the stories told in the history of the world have had a setting. Remembering the famous line “In A Galaxy Far, Far Away”, we see that setting of a…

… woman is caught up in sin between two men and bound to wear a letter "A" on her chest. All three of the main characters are sinners. Hester Prynne commits adultry on her husband, Roger Chillingworth, with a minister of the name Arthur Dimmsdale.…

… continue to change them even further. In the novel, Neuromancer, William Gibson, explores some of the dangerous implications of human acts of creation and argues the crucial issues concerning technologies in relation to human life. Two such technologie…

… in nominee veritatis.” Blessed is he who comes in the name of truth Abrenuncio de Sa Pereira Cao declared. Truth is the common thread that ties this story of trial together. The truth that is being sought after is the truth of the Church and the truth…

… lost, Samuel Richardson displays the destruction caused by youthful fancy and parental oppression. Through Clarissa’s death, the reader is left with an overwhelming feeling towards Clarissa’s virtue as the epitome of goodness that Richardson…

… was a difficult time for many women and blacks because of the domination of white men over them. The social and economic hardships they faced in day to day life was a constant reminder of this domination. The social ideology in the story “Desiree’s…

… philosophical thinkers throughout history. It’s recognized as one of the most thought provoking and unique concepts ever grasped. Thoreau is a key example of simplicity; his concept was not only written but lived as well. Through his novel Walden,…

… with the concept of emotional change. Through a number of characters, the author, Melina Marchetta demonstrates clearly the concept of change and changing perspective. A variety of events happen throughout the novel to these characters which influence…

… into the great world of Irish culture and heritage. Joyce explores many issues that confronted the Irish at the turn of the century. The constant struggle to keep money in the pocket; be a good Catholic, men and their excessive drinking, and the…

… changes. As well as the economic depression which was being felt so sharply; it was the years where clashes between certain ethnic groups occured. The happenings of those days have been reflected upon literature as well. Most of the authors often…