… seen the compelling work of word-art titled "The Raven" or heard the name "Edgar Allan Poe". But have you ever wondered what drew fame from this extraordinary literary idol of the 19th Century? Edgar Allan Poe was not only the author of great volumes…

… in conjunction with the exploitation of children during the late 1700's. William Blake put a bold and raging tone in his first sentence, first line "when my mother died" (line 1), in addition "my father sold me" (line 3) further showing the need to bring…

… in social, economic, and cultural progress. America is a country in which every person has the opportunity to succeed and grow to improve from themselves and society. Today's youth have learned from generations before us that it takes hard work, determin…

… about life in their times and culture. Mark Twain lived in the 1800's and witnessed the Civil War era. He used the plot of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to reveal the truths about life in the South during the pre Civil War time period. He asserted…

… of his childhood in the slums of Limerick, Ireland until he returned to the United States at the age of 19. Having had no steady job for years McCourt finally became teacher and worked at New York City public schools before retiring in 1995. Frank…

… statement with close reference to the text, namely three key scenes from different parts of the play. In the play Othello by William Shakespeare, the character of Othello is not both a "Monster and a Hero". A monster is someone who is unnaturally…

… in the play. He maintains that while Shakespeare touches upon the issue of race, the cause of Othello's demise lies elsewhere.1 However, the implications of race in the play directly lead to its tragic ending; it is this issue that impels the character…

… Mrs. Slade and Mrs. Ansley taking their daughters around the United States. The story describes how the women spend their time and their actions. The mothers talk about their life when they were younger and their relationship with their parents. The…

… The Dollmaker, showed how families had to live during World War II. This book focused in on a family from the mountains of Kentucky. The main characters were Gertie, Clovis, their kids, and Gertie's parents. The war forced them to move to the…

… on a deserted island. These boys need order and control to be able to survive on this island. The conch shell that Piggy finds is a very important tool for order. The conch shell is used to call all the boys together. It is also used in the fact…