Throughout centuries humankind sought the meaning of true justice but failed most often. Nothing seemed to satisfy the human urge to seek the true meaning of justice. Over the centuries, many sapient individuals expressed their portion of philosophy about justice. Some agreed on the dogma “an eye for an eye” and some believed, “An eye…
Tennesse Williams’ episodic play The Glass Menagerie reflects the economic situation and desperation of the American people in the 1930s. He portrays three different individuals who are confronted with the realities of life and choose different paths to escape them. The glass menagerie, the play’s title, and most prominent emblem reflects Laura’s fragility, otherworldliness, and…
Based on the historic events of the Holocaust and World War II, this historic novel enunciates the sufferings and deaths experienced by the mass people. Throughout the generation, the book remained intact to its glory because of its balanced portrayal of the war-hammered society and its impact on the people in general. The book won…
This debut novel by the Noble Prize-winning author Toni Morrison portrayed the story about the oppression of women through the character Pecola Breedlove. Several stages of a woman’s development towards womanhood are depicted in the novel. The story not only indicates the horrors of racial oppression of women but also the violent acts that are…
In the novel, Celie’s growth and self-realization are depicted movingly in The Color Purple, as she overcomes persecution and abuse to discover fulfillment and independence. Gender equality is also addressed in the work. Nettie has married Samuel, and Celie is reunited with her. Celie also reunites with her long-lost children for the first time. The…
A long time ago, I was a discouraged fellow. At that point, with God’s offer of assistance, I have chosen to halt feeling too bad for myself and create my potential. So, I speculated there must be gigantic starvation for a self-help book, supported up with religion, mythology, and expressing the self-evident – one…
Human life is hilariously absurd, meaningless and there is no point in existence, this is the core philosophy behind the play ‘Waiting for Godot’ by Samuel Beckett. Samuel Beckett was one of the core contributors to the ‘Theatre of the Absurd’ movement that took place in the 1950s and 1960s. The play ‘Waiting for Godot’…
What are you willing to put o stakes when the fate of all humanity depends on you? How much can you sacrifice for the greater good? Wrath and Glory is a rulebook of the game “Wrath and Glory: Warhammer 40k”. the book has all the information you need about the game, the basic principle of…
“One Day in The Life of Ivan Denisovich” is a book written by Russian Nobel Prize winner Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. It’s one of the best-known books that discovered horrifying situations of forced labour camps. These camps were established in the time of Joseph Stalin’s dictation. The book of Solzhenitsyn reveals the inhuman activities of these camps…
A Child Called It, by Dave Pelzer, chronicles the unforgettable account of one of the most severe child abuse cases in California history. It is a heart wrenching true story about a child’s survival of one of the worst child abuse cases ever reported in California history. Dave Pelzer lived in a world of starvation,…