Essay on family relationships in Swimming-Fiction-Short Story The main idea of the book can be summarized as the difference between the imaginary and the real world. The main thesis of this paper is the crisis of family relationships that comes as a result of human inability to understand the interests of its counterpart. The story itself is very deep and philosophical. It shows the crisis of human relationships. The story is focused on the description of the trivial story of two people: Frank and Dorothy.

Merchant of Venice Essay (Christians and Jews ) The Merchant of Venice, a play by William Shakespeare written from 1596 to 1598 is most remembered for its dramatic scenes inspired by its main character Shylock. However, merchant Antonio, instead of the Jewish moneylender Shylock, is the play’s most famous character.

The Yellow Wallpaper Essay Gilman’s main character is the physician’s wife that had just gave birth to a baby in 1870. She suffers from post-partum depression and is treated by her husband. The treatment method consists in being locked in an upstairs bedroom with lurid yellow wallpaper.

Solitude and Violence Essay: Desert Solitaire vs River Runs Through It This is a law that should be always kept in mind in order to get the right understanding of the author’s thoughts, especially in terms of non-fiction. The writings “A river runs through it” written by Norman Maclean and “Desert solitaire” by Edward Abbey are bright examples of such phenomenon. On the surface they seem to depict one definite thing whether it is fly-fishing or description of wilderness but both posses the depth of the human soul and its conflicts which may result in isolation or even violence.

Novel about Mexican Revolution Essay Pedro Páramo was published in 1955. The style of the book is much influenced by the realistic tendencies that were present in society.One of the greatest novels in the Spanish language, and perhaps the greatest Mexican novel, Pedro Páramo can be regarded as a novel that initially attracted a lukewarm reception. The book had a very good reputation, and is known to attract much attention among the public.

Great Gatsby Symbolism Essay The fact is that Great Gatsby symbols can hardly be separated from each other; moreover, the majority of the central literary symbols which Fitzgerald used in his work were aimed at making plot clearer, and supplying it with numerous literary connotations. In Fitzerald’s Great Gatsby, the majority of literary symbols form a whole set of literary meanings, which stretch from the author’s dreams about the future toward the general understanding of the notion of an American dream.

Essay on Racism and religious discrimination in society (Baldwin and Rodriguez comparison) James Baldwin with his “Letter from a region of my mind" and Richard Rodriguez with his “Complexion” are outstanding writers who made an attempt and managed to reveal the true essense of the racial issues of the society.  As both of them belong to racial minorities, these two works were written under the influence of experience not only discrimination but a desperate struggle to be equal and have the same life opportunities.

Dave Letterman vs Shakespeare comedy Essay “The guy who kinda looks like me is the guy that brings me a joy” is true for both Dave Letterman’s Late Show and William Shakespeare’s play The Comedy of Errors. Both the Comedy or Errors and Dave Feature contain many mix-ups. These features result from the existence of look-alikes. However, the confusion that results from look-alike effect and usually makes the public laugh is not the only effect of the play.

Arnold and Toplady Poetry Essay Matthew Arnold (1822-1888) English poet and cultural critic worked in the capacity of an inspector of schools. Matthew Arnold was a sage writer, who chastised and instructed his readers on the then contemporary social issues.By contrast, Augustus Montague Toplady (1740 –1778) was an Anglican hymn-writer and clergyman. A major Calvinist opponent to John Wesley, he is mostly remembered as the author of the ‘Rock of Ages’ hymn.

Edgar Poe Poetry Analysis Edgar Allan Poe was an American poet, who lived in the 19th century. One of his most prominent poems is “The Raven”, in which death, loss, suffering and painful emotions have been revealed. The raven is the central symbol of the poem. According to the later explanations of the author, he did not make a blind choice,