This study of Conrad’s Heart of Darkness aims at a psychoanalytic reading of the relationship between Marlow and Kurtz, the two main characters of the novel, and the role of civilization and nature duality play a great ...

The affinity between fiction and film can be explained by the affinity between fiction writer and the filmmaker. The fiction writer begins with a series of images which he conserves in his mind and which he has obtained ...

14. Yüzyıldaki sosyo-kültürel değişimler öyle bir noktaya ulaşmaktadır ki, Gawain şairi ortaya çıkmakta olan değerler sistemlerini feudal düzene yönelik tehditler olarak algılamaktadır. Sir Gawain ve Yeşil Şövalye, Gawain'in ...

James Joyce’s Dubliners depicts the city of Dublin as a metaphor for the Irish soil. Though self-exiled, Joyce the Irish patriot introduces Dublin to be the ancestral matrix from which the Irish may be reborn to claim their ...

The scientific and industrial revolution of the nineteenth century has led to urbanization and mass-production. These changes had dramatic effects on the lives of workers. They were regarded as the part of a machinery to ...

Bu tez, Graham Swift'in romanı Su Diyarı'nı Linda Hutcheon'un tarihsel üst kurmaca kavramı ışığında postmodern tarihi roman olarak incelemeyi amaçlar. Temelde, bu teori tarihin kurmaca olduğunu ve saf gerçekliği sunamayacağını ...

John Fowles is one of the famous novelists of the twentieth century. The French Lieutenanfs Woman is considered to be his best work in which he demonstrates the interacting natures of fiction and life, culture and ideology, ...

Milton's patriotism is a subject which is often taken for granted or understudied, while its significance for English literature, politics and history is undeniable. In addition, academic literature on the thinker and his ...

Thought to be revealing the features of “undemocratic” regimes, Nineteen-Eighty Four has been narrowly interpreted as a warning for future generations. Orwell, however, is not defensive or aggressive about any certain ...

Since her childhood George Eliot was a keen observer of her time in terms of human relationships, woman's status in society, and the concept of religion. Eliot reflected her observations in her novels by stating her views ...