Camille Borrelly2 days ago6 minHistory of British Poetry 101: First Epic PoemsThis second article of the 101 series on A History of British Poetry will explore the Old English poetry of the 7th to the 11th century.
Dwiky Juniarta7 days ago5 minHappily Ever After: Film Industry View's on ChildrenFairy tales have a long history of being predominantly educational and they started way back even before the Shakespearean era when they...
Analicia Garcia PriegoMay 84 minIago's Problematic Identity in Othello: 'I am not what I am'This article examines Iago's identity in Shakespeare's Othello in relation to one of his most famous quotes 'I am not what I am.'
Isabel PanaderoMay 87 minHorror Fiction 102: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert L. Stevenson"The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" by Robert Louis Stevenson is a key work to understand Victorian Horros' duality.
Dino MušićMay 26 minTheory of Fantasy Literature 101: What is Fantasy?This first part of a 101 series on fantasy seeks to present how difficult it is to truly define fantasy and the fantastic.
Camille BorrellyMay 17 minA History of British Poetry 101: Traditional Oral PoetryThis article aims at introducing the origins of British poetry from Celtics' oral tradition to Romans first written works.
Nikolett MondovicsApr 245 minHow a Manga Can Reflect the Attributes of Victorian LiteratureFirst tankōbon volume of the Kuroshitsuji manga series. Yana Toboso, 2006 Hell hath no fury like… or so they say. Perhaps, Hell can hath...
Isabel PanaderoApr 176 minHorror Fiction 101: The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann RadcliffeAnn Radcliffe and The Mysteries of Udolpho are key to understand the Gothic genre and the complicated concept of the Female Gothic.
Doğukan EjderApr 1710 minWestern Literature 101: First Leader Who Tasted the Bitterness of ImmortalityWestern Literature 101 articles serve as one of the academic courses in the field of English Language and Literature.
Giulia Domiziana ToffoliApr 108 minHobbits: Tolkien's Reluctant HeroesTolkien’s hobbits are the real heroes of Middle Earth. It is their very ordinariness that makes them extraordinary.
Melis GüvenApr 105 minAncient Greek Tragedy 101: Prominent Tragedy Playwrights: AESCHYLUSForeword Ancient Greek Tragedy 101 series intends to deepen the reader’s knowledge of the Greek Tragedies rooted in sixth century B.C....
Isabel PanaderoApr 36 minHorror Fiction 101: Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus by Mary ShelleyFrankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley and how it fits into the Horror and Gothic genres.
Elsa Abdallah Apr 34 minA Troubled Childhood: Child Negligence in D.H. Lawrence’s The Rocking Horse WinnerChildhood is arguably the most important developmental stage in an individual’s life. The child is an easily influential person, as...
Melis GüvenApr 34 minTheatre of the Absurd: Joe OrtonFigure 1 Orton, Razor Wit, and Poetic Eloquence After Joe Orton began his career when his radio play The Boy Hairdresser was accepted by...
Oliver NicholsonApr 38 minAn Aesthetic Experience in the Theatre 101: An Inevitable Tragedy Part 2The Importance of Doubt Foreword From its earliest beginnings in Greek Tragedy through its history to the modern day, drama has exerted a...
Demet UygunMar 296 minThe Violence in William Shakespeare’s "The Merchant of Venice"An exploration of the threat of violence in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, and its implications.
Isabel PanaderoMar 218 minHorror Fiction 101: "The Shadow in the Corner" by Mary E. BraddonGhost Stories and Social Critique in "The Shadow in the Corner" by Mary Elizabeth Braddon.
Isabel PanaderoMar 136 minSisterhood and Sexual Liberation in Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market"For there is no friend like a sister" Sisterhood and Sexual Liberation in Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market.
Oliver NicholsonMar 117 minFour Scottish Poets: A Smirr of MythThe purpose of this article is to follow a thread through a handful of poems by four Scottish poets. This thread is a mythical or...
Isabel PanaderoMar 57 minHorror Fiction 101: The Castle of Otranto by Horace WalpoleHorace Walpole and The Castle of Otranto will begin one of the main themes in Horror Fiction: the haunted house.