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75The Problem With Othello
Although a confident and masterful general, Othello is unable to cultivate the fundamentals of a healthy psyche. While jealousy is obviously present in the character of Othello, it is only a symptom of...
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77UNDERSTANDING LITERATURE
FIVE STEPS TO UNDERSTANDING SHAKESPEAREAN LANGUAGE by Dan Tricarico Readers often assume that the plays of William Shakespeare were meant to be dusty relics exhibited under muted track lighting in...
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73Beowulf: Christian or Pagan?
Beowulf was written during the 8th Century in England. During this time, society was slowly moving from paganism to Christianity, and that movement is evident in the poem. The original poem Beowulf was most...
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70Chorus Manipulation in King Henry the Fifth
The Chorus in Henry V serves several functions, but the most intriguing is how he pulls the play and audience together into a personal relationship which allows the audience to connect to a deeper...
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57The Seeder: 006: The Essential Liberty Essays
The Seeder is a previously unpublished, full length science fiction novel expanded from Fred Baker's prize winning short story of the same title. Copyright 1998 by Fred Baker. The novel was co-written by Fred...
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69Depression: Cause and Cure in John Stuart Mill
John Stuart Mill steps outside his usual habit of analysis, politics and economics to find a solution to his sudden apathy and depression. In so doing he rediscovers his life’s passion ultimately through...
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60Stacked n' Sexy Laila Khan
Laila Khan: I grew up in Bombay, did my schooling there andwent to university at Sophia College, where Istudied English Literature. Later I went toLondon to the Slade School of Fine Arts; it wasa six-month...
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53Robinson's Structure
In 1719, The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, written by Daniel Defoe, was published. It stood as a tale of survival, deriving the 1600’s British style of living into a primitive version, thus proving otherwise as the key to life. The English planter lives through a shipwreck in the Caribbean, only to find him alone on an island, full of cannibals and the forces of nature as life-threatening impediments. However, the novel resists the European political beliefs in the 18th century, in wh
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63School Saga: Part II - High School
This is the continuation of the story about friends that began in School Saga: Elementary School. In this story, the friends are in high school; this is their first day of high school. Stephanie, Sharon,...
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