A discussion of Dante's fluctuating influence on English literature as tied to shifts in public experience of religion.

The legacy and historical significance of Ethiopia's struggle and maintenance of independence following the Italo-Abyssinian War

An exploration into how mainland Europe's revolutions impacted nineteenth century Ireland in its struggle for independence.

An exploration into the existing divide in depictions of Frankenstein's monster within the novel and subsequent adaptations in media.

A look into the colonial parallels that exist between Ireland and South America, and their struggles for independence.

An exploration of how James Joyce weaved together his modernist masterpiece, Ulysses, in connection with The Odyssey and Hamlet.

The second instalment of this 101 Series explores the Great Famine in Ireland.

Exploring the subgenre of Naturalism in literature, using Jack London's short story "To Build a Fire".

It highlights how global events shaped Irish society, politics, art, and the contributions of Irish individuals, across genders.

A review of Orson Welles' 1939 script adapting Joseph Conrad's novella 'Heart of Darkness' for the cinema screen

This article explores the development of 'New Journalism' in nonfiction writing in the 1960s and 1970s, focusing on writer Norman Mailer.

This article analyses There Will Come Soft Rains of Ray Bradbury and its place in the history of science fiction.

This article examines William Butler Yeats's complex sense of national identity through his poem An Irish Airman Foresees His Death.

This article examines Shakespearan interpretations in Nazi Germany and the USSR.

The article analyses Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness and its critical reputation today.

This article analyses The Tollund Man, a poem by Séamus Heaney, a consideration of violence and the passing of time in a divided country.