Tess of the d’Urbervilles: Thomas Hardy’s Reenactment of the Demeter-Persephone Myth
Reenactment of the Demeter-Persephone myth as perceived by Thomas Hardy
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juliagan6
- 6 days ago
- 5 min
Coleridge on Reading, and Reading Coleridge Himself
The Romantic poet S. T. Coleridge describes different types of readers, which in turn describe his own reading habits.
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Felix Purat
- Sep 19
- 7 min
The Pitfalls of Translating Poetry
This article reflects upon the several key pitfalls surrounding the literary translation of poetry.
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Ana Isabel Bugeda Díaz
- Sep 11
- 8 min
Wuthering Heights: The Romanticism of the Beastly Bridegroom
Emily Brontë's use of fairy tales and love to perform a critique of society.
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Dino Mušić
- Sep 11
- 6 min
Hell and Temporality in Neil Gaiman's "Other People"
On temporality, hell, and reshaping of myth in Neil Gaiman's "Other People".
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Dino Mušić
- Sep 4
- 6 min
Angela Carter's "The Werewolf" and the Impact of Story Retold
Fairy tales are evergreen stories, but their impact has become that much greater with contemporary retellings.
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Melis Güven
- Aug 18
- 5 min
Literary Critical Theories 101: Analysis of New Criticism
The New Critical efforts to focus on the literary work as the primary source of evidence for interpreting it emphasizes "the text itself."
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Analicia Garcia Priego
- Aug 7
- 6 min
Displacement and Tamora's Revenge in Titus Andronicus
This articles explores the issues of displacement, gender, and revenge in regards to Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus.
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Hazal Kafadar
- Jul 17
- 5 min
"The horror! The horror!": Controversial Legacy of Conrad's Heart of Darkness
The article examines the horrors of war and the portrayal of natives in Conrad’s Heart of Darkness from a postcolonial point of view.
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Isabel Panadero
- Jul 17
- 6 min
Horror Fiction 102: The Phantom Coach by Amelia B. Edwards
The Phantom Coach by Amelia B. Edwards is the perfect representation of a classic Victorian ghost story.
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Isabel Panadero
- Jul 11
- 6 min
No Place for Men: Carmilla and Lesbian Vampires
Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu is a key work for feminist and queer literary theory.
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Doğukan Ejder
- Jul 8
- 8 min
From "Republic" to "Utopia": Can Millenniums of Thought be Real on 21st Century Bases?
One always dreamed a utopia where man and woman, animals and spirits can run freely and enjoy the the world as it is. What a foolish idea...
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Doğukan Ejder
- Jul 7
- 7 min
Western Literature 101:Winning a Battle & Losing the War at the Phalanx of Homer's Retention of West
This another essential western literature era literary work is crucial in terms of evaluating literary works over the history of Greek.
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Analicia Garcia Priego
- Jul 3
- 4 min
Trauma and Repetition: 'I'll call thee Hamlet'
This article explores Hamlet's usage of repetition and reenactment as a way to cope with a traumatic injury.
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Isabel Panadero
- Jul 3
- 6 min
Horror Fiction 102: The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle
The Hound of the Baskervilles is the most famous case taken by detective Sherlock Holmes, and a key work for Victorian horror fiction.
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Maialen De Carlos
- Jul 2
- 4 min
'My Policeman' and the Importance of the Reader
This article will analyse the idea of the reader and its importance in the creation of a novel taking as an example the text "My Policeman"
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Isabel Panadero
- Jun 26
- 6 min
"Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow": The Question of Free Will in Shakespeare's Macbeth
One of Shakespeare's most famous speeches in Macbeth hides a burning question that troubled scholars of his time: the matter of free will.
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Melis Güven
- Jun 13
- 5 min
The Status of Women in 18th Century English Society
This article explores the woman's status as a victim of a patriarchal society in 18th century English society.
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Melis Güven
- Jun 5
- 5 min
Literary Critical Theories 101: Introduction to Literary Critical Theories
The introduction of the Literary Critical Theories 101 series focuses on the discipline of analyzing, evaluating and interpreting works.
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Isabel Panadero
- Jun 5
- 6 min
Horror Fiction 102: Dracula by Bram Stoker
Bram Stoker's Dracula is a key work in the Victorian horror genre and remains the main source for vampiric tales today.
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