An Introduction, a Pseudo-Biography, and everything you need to know about the characters of “The Brothers Karamazov”. | Part I of VII
Kara-mess-ov: Family Ties and Tangled Minds in The Brothers Karamazov Read More »
An analysis of the usage of language to establish power over the illiterate (and their minds) in Orwell’s works.
Orwell: The Mindbending Power of Language Read More »
Opinion: In chasing their dreams, one cannot remain unchanged; in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, the American Experience, for better or for worse, reinvented – and destroyed – the man Nick Carraway knew as Jay Gatsby.
Gatz to Gatsby: The Death of a Dream Read More »
In imagining the state of humanity centuries away, should humanity prioritize its survival or its success? What are the merits of building a castle in the sky?
Castle in the Sky: Ethics and the Future of Humanity Read More »
Written with clear arguments and concise language, intertwining Transcendentalism and Nature in Hawthorne’s novel.
An Organized Essay on “Unnatural Society” Read More »
The internet is split: which of these legendary detectives is better — and which could solve a mystery faster? The answers — with detailed comparisons, data, and explanations — are finally here.
George Orwell was an essayist who peaked in popularity due to two books: 1984 and Animal Farm. Both are discussed here.
George Orwell, And A Take On His Books Read More »
The story of Agatha Christie, and how her books reached international success thanks to a little Belgian man with an egg-shaped head.
The Story Of Christie Read More »
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