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Literary Analysis : Miss Brill by Katharine Mansfield

At first sight Miss Brill seems to show a story about loneliness and relationship problems. However, the theatre, as described by the main c...
Literary Analysis: The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber

“The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber” is comprised of Hemingway’s prose style, plain words and structured syntax, leading the reader to...
Literary Analysis: Clay by James Joyce

James Joyce Clay is a short story with a great written style and social questioning. The characters, Catholics and also Protestants, expo...
Fatherhood
Literary Analysis: The Speckled people

A child-narrator who sees and hears begins to show us the world we, readers, are going into. In Hugo Hamilton’s The Speckled People this n...
As I Lay Dying

William Faulkner wrote his fifth novel, As I Lay Dying , in only six weeks in 1929. It was published after very little editing in 1930...
1984: Literary Analysis

Nineteen Eighty-Four may be misread if we do not consider its context: a postwar world divided in different and opposed powers. It has be...

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