Tag: Good Essays

As a result of profound social changes, cultural and ideological transformations in our modern post-industrial society, the so-called postmodern condition was formed. According to IP Ilyina, “postmodernism is mainly a state of civilization and culture in all its modern manifestations, the main manifestation of which is a specific worldview, the . . . Read more

Prominent Belgian poet, playwright Maurice Maeterlinck, Nobel laureate has left an outstanding mark in the history of European drama. Like G. Ibsen, he was a real pioneer of the “new” drama, an outstanding theorist and playwright of European symbolist theater. In the essay “Tragic Daily Life” the author outlined the . . . Read more

The main achievements of English writers at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries were the transformations, the “explosion” of the “great styles” of Victorian realism, and the romanticism of early 19th-century English literature. Deep psychologism and philosophical generalization of images – one of the main characteristics of creativity . . . Read more

Oscar Fingal O’Flaherty Wilde (October 16, 1854, November 30, 1900) wrote in many literary genres, such as fairy tale, short story, comedy, tragedy, novel. Everything that came out of his pen was brilliant, he was a master of the word, a refined writer, and a witty comedian. He touched on . . . Read more

The language of “Alice in Wonderland” by L. Carroll is known to be English. The content of this work, accordingly, depicts the culture, which was inherited by England at the time when Carroll lived. The works of such researchers as Bjork K., Borysenko A., Wolf F., Danilov Y., Urnov D., . . . Read more

Born in ______, Japan on December 16, 1989, I was raised by my parents, ___________ and __________, the best way they knew. I was given the valuable opportunity to study at a reputable school. It was here that I learned not only math and science but the value of friendship. . . . Read more

When Polish cardiologist and humanist Andrzej Szczeklik’s remarkable book Catharsis: On the Art of Medicine was published in Spain, Rafael Argullol saw an opportunity to reflect on the increasingly widespread medical practice of viewing disease as a commodity subject to the law of supply and demand. Setting himself against this . . . Read more

Born in ______, Japan on December 16, 1989, I was raised by my parents, ___________ and __________, the best way they knew. I was given the valuable opportunity to study at a reputable school. It was here that I learned not only math and science but the value of friendship. . . . Read more

The book under analysis is the work by Frey James My Friend Leonard. This choice was spurred by the controversial reaction it provoked among the public and literary critics. This novel is, actually, a sequel to the book A Million Little Pieces published a year before. The genre of My . . . Read more