Good Morrow by John Donne as a Metaphysical Poem
Introduction John Donne’s The Good Morrow, published in his 1633 collection Songs and Sonnets, stands as a quintessential example of metaphysical poetry, a genre ...
How Can Derrida’s Concepts of Différance, the Supplement, and Iterability Provide a Theoretical Framework for Reading Steve McCaffery’s Carnival (Panels 1 and 2) as a Deconstructive Performance of Textuality?
Introduction This essay explores how Jacques Derrida’s foundational deconstructive concepts—différance, the supplement, and iterability—offer a robust theoretical framework for interpreting Steve McCaffery’s avant-garde work, ...
Journal of Dubliners by James Joyce for AP Literature Class
Introduction This journal represents a personal and analytical exploration of James Joyce’s Dubliners, a collection of short stories published in 1914 that captures the ...
How Does the Use of Unreliable Narrators Shape the Reader’s Understanding in 20th-Century Fiction?
Introduction The concept of the unreliable narrator, a narrative voice whose credibility is compromised, has emerged as a significant technique in 20th-century fiction, challenging ...
