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5535 William Shakespeare's Hamlet And Troy, Of August Wilson's Fences As Tragic Heroes. This three page undergraduate essay offers a brief definition of a "tragic hero," and then goes on to prove that William Shakespeare's Hamlet, and Troy in August Wilson's Fences, qualify as tragic heroes under that definition. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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5540 Comparison Of Five Of Katherine Mansfield's Short Stories. This four page undergraduate essay briefly discusses five short stories of New Zealand author, Katherine Mansfield, including "Mrs. Brill," "The Doll House," "Marriage a la Mode," "The Garden Party," and "The Woman at the Store." The essay specifically discusses the common theme of loneliness in each of the stories. 4 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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5556 First Person Narrative in Fiction. This paper examines the use of first person narrative in the short stories, "My Side of the Matter," by Truman Capote and Raymond Carver's "The Bridle." In the former the narrator is very much present and exhibits considerable and significant bias in his recounting of events. In the latter the narrator is distant from the action, a peripheral character, and a largely disinterested observer with little apparent editorial opinion. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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5612 The Role of the Denial of Death In Two Classic Works of Fiction. This paper compares and contrasts the characters of Michael Henchard from "The Mayor of Casterbridge" with the character of Polynices from "Antigone". These two characters died and were designated to rot without remembrance, but the denial of their memory only serves to solidify their memory in their surviving family members. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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5661 Sensibility and Freedom: Two Early Feminist Novels. This essay deals with issues of sensibility in Enlightenment women's literature. Sensibility is the Enlightenment term for strong feeling, which was often disapproved of in women, yet encouraged in men. The essay explores how the characters in Wollstonecraft's Mary and Hays' Memoirs of Emma Courtney claim the power of sensibility for themselves. 4 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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5668 "An Uncontrollable Desire To Touch the Sky". This five-page undergraduate paper is a comparison and contrast of "Heart of Darkness" and "Second Class Citizen". The choice of title for the latter manuscript is "An Uncontrollable Desire To Touch the Sky". Reasons for the choice are found in the entire paper. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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5698 An Analysis of Isolation in the Heroes of The Odyssey by Homer, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (author unknown), and the Othello by William Shakespeare. This paper will discuss three works of literature and connect a main thesis between the three main characters in the stories chosen. The three books will be: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. The Odyssey, and Othello. The thesis will cover how isolation plays a significant part in the roles of the main characters in the way that they are heroic and must take part in adventures that only a few people can withstand. Isolation in the heroes of these stories will clarify why these archetypes must be a solitary figure. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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