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Starbuck: The Tragedy of a “Valour-Ruined Man” Affecting the Whole

One of my favorite things about literature is its ability for us to examine not only society, but […]

October 17, 2014 American Fiction, Literary Analysis

Christina Rossetti and Emily Dickinson: The Contrary, Cyclical Prophet-Poetesses

In the late winter of 1964, Joseph Brodsky was put on trial. His crime, according to the Soviet […]

September 30, 2014 American Fiction, British Fiction, Literary Analysis

Loneliness and Lingo in Swann's Way

Undoubtedly, the largest thematic element in Proust’s In Search of Lost Time is the use of memory and […]

September 16, 2014 Literary Analysis

Emma Bovary: The Faux-Tragic Heroine

It is without a doubt that Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovary deserves its place among the great works of […]

September 10, 2014 Literary Analysis

Devaluing Stock: How Mr. Bennet's Negligence Risked the Value of the Bennet Brand

It’s no secret that until Mr. Darcy had revealed his more sensitive side, Mr. Bennet was Elizabeth’s ideal […]

September 7, 2014 British Fiction, Literary Analysis

Babies, Bridges and Barricades: Adolescence Denied in Freeman's Short Story “Old Woman Magoun”

“Old Woman Magoun” is a haunting and puzzling tale. It is not only the witness of Lily’s murder […]

September 7, 2014 American Fiction, Literary Analysis
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