Giotto and Michelangelo, Artists with Hands of Intellect
Based on Plato's theory of knowledge, this article examines the idea of "artists" who acknowledge the true nature of beauty.
Giotto and Michelangelo, Artists with Hands of Intellect
The Evolution of the Book in Italy 101: Universities and the Rise of Humanism
Eugenio Montale and his Literary Landscapes
Psychoanalysis 101: Literature of the Unconscious
The Epic: A Precursor to High Fantasy
Literary Theory 101: Power Structures and Cultural Studies in Literary Analysis
Subjectivity On Screen - Orson Welles and the Art of Adaptation
History of Italian Literature 101: Classical Era I - the Greek Origins of Comedy
The Controversies of Prehistoric Fiction
Lorca on Motherhood: A Societal Ordinance, Not One’s Life Calling
Oedipus and the Concept of Blindness
“That Pure and Charming Simplicity”: Castiglione’s Theory of Sprezzatura
Sign of the Times - Norman Mailer and The New Journalism
Literary Theory 101: Challenging Gender Dynamics in Literature
Rawls' Role of Religion and Duties of Citizenship under Conditions of Modern Democracy
When the Ideal World Meets the Real: An Analysis of Belleau’s La Bergerie
History of Italian Literature 101: Unraveling the Grotesque in Comedy and Satire
Literary Theory 101: Unveiling the Collective Subconscious in Myth Criticism
Identity, Myth, and Power in América Chávez and Anzaldúa's Narratives
The Paradox of Emotion: Exploring the Authenticity of Phenomena in Fiction