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1961 and Harrison Bergeron »
Relating events in the year 1961 to Vonnegut's short story "Harrison Bergeron."
By: Stacey, College
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1984 »
The power of language as a means of control and domination in "1984" by George Orwell
By: ginny, High school
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1984 A world of deception »
In this essay I arguee that Orwells novel is based in a world were true honesty is not possible, and I show examples of such inherent falacies.
By: Michael, High school
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1984 vs Today »
Showing the similarities between the world of today and the world depicted in Orwell's 1984.
By: Paul, High school
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A Dream Named Desire »
Explaining the myopic dreams of Jay Gatsby in The Great Gatsby and Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman and how they cause their ultimate demise
By: Anonymous, High school
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A modern debate over the nature of Jesus Christ and Christianity »
The Da Vinci Code: A modern debate over the nature of Jesus Christ and Christianity
By: Michelle, College
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A Narcissistic Jay Gatsby »
Arguing that Gatsby's character in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby is a narcissistic fool who pursued goals for selfish reasons.
By: Jackie, High school
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A Psychoanalysis of Hamlet's Subconscious »
Instead of taking revenge on Claudius for his father's sake, Hamlet pursues and kills Claudius based on his jealousy of Claudius's acquisition of the throne of Denmark and Gertrude.
By: David, High school
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A Psychoanalytical Analysis of A Lesson Before Dying »
Applying the nature versus nurture concept to the main characters, Jefferson and Grant, in A Lesson Before Dying.
By: Sarah, College
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A Single Soul Abiding in Two Bodies »
Achilles and Patroclus (from the Iliad) are two parts of the same person.
By: Carrie, College
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