Making Trauma Palatable: Camus and Grass’s use of absurdity to appeal to readers world-wide
Camus and Grass were able to blur the lines between philosophical and narrative analysis, forcing his readers to face their own reality.
Literature
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The Book of Margery Kempe: A Mix of Old and New Influences on the English Language
The Book of Margery Kempe is widely known as the oldest example of an autobiography in the English language. While not penned by her, it tells the story of her life as a woman who dedicated herself to the Church and to Jesus himself. Today, it is considered a classic in medieval literature, but it also is a rare depiction of a woman’s life during the time.
An Intimate Look at Relationships and Affection in Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility
Even though this text was written over 200 years ago, the understanding of these relationships and the terms used, can still be understood and related to in our modern era.
Marriage for Love or Comfort? A Look into the Character of Charlotte Lucas in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice
I'm 27 years old. I've no money and no prospects. I'm already a burden to my parents, and I'm frightened”.
How American Interpretation of other Faiths Change our Understanding of Reality and the Supernatural in Magical Realism
However, many of the magical elements in these stories have ties back to the old religions and practices of Latin American, Asian, and Native American cultures, leading the reader to question whether these are fictional stories or simply a reality different from their own.
Hidden Voices: Recovering Women’s Voices in Folk Tales
Throughout history, marginalized voices have been left out of the story. Whether they are left out completely or changed to fit the narrative, these voices deserve to be heard.
