The Controversies of Prehistoric Fiction
This article will explore the controversies behind the Prehistoric Fiction genre through speculative fiction and socio-political themes.
The Controversies of Prehistoric Fiction
Western Literature 102: Silent Stories Unveiled
Western Literature 102: Chivalric Trials, Blood, and Honour
Sexual Objectification: A Review of Nussbaum's Account
Overcoming Trauma in Virginia Woolf’s "To the Lighthouse"
Western Literature 102: A Tale of Heroism and Monsters
Female Autonomy in Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter
"Aurora Leigh": Unheard Voice of Victorian Women
Controversial Literature of the 20th Century 101: The Well of Loneliness
Visibility in Citizen: An American Lyric
British Gothic Literature 101: Exploring Sublimity
"Lolita": Manipulating Readers' Sympathy
Alamut by V. Bartol: a reflection on the complementarity between fiction and historiography
The Literary Legacy of the First World War
Colonial Science in Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians.
The Death of the Heart: A Pessimist Outlook on the Loss of Innocence
Coleridge on Reading, and Reading Coleridge Himself
"The horror! The horror!": Controversial Legacy of Conrad's Heart of Darkness
From "Republic" to "Utopia": Can Millenniums of Thought be Real on 21st Century Bases?
'My Policeman' and the Importance of the Reader