American and British Literature Analysis

Part 1 Melusine the Snake Goddess Chapter 2 Into the Garden, Melusine! The Tale in Byatt's Possession Chapter 3 The Aquatic Great Goddess Chapter 4 The Ophidian Goddess in Gylanic Times Part 5 Love and the Holy Marriage Chapter 6 The Meeting and Marriage of Melusine and Raimondin Chapter 7 Keats' Lamia in the CEvennes…

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John Steinbeck’s novel The Grapes of Wrath, published in 1939, depicts the poverty of 1930s America during the “Great Depression” through the tragedy of the Joad family, who lost their home and land in Oklahoma and have to drive to California in the hope of finding employment and plenty like many other farmers. The no…

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As a young reporter, Ernest Hemingway visited İstanbul and the Thracian part of Turkey between 29 September and 18 October 1922. During his stay, he closely followed the military and political consequences of the Great Offensive, which was a major stage in the Turkish War of Independence, and also witnessed at first h…

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Bu çalışma, Edith Wharton’un Ethan Frome isimli romanını on dokuzuncu yüzyıl Amerikan toplumunda kadınların geleneksel rollere sıkışıp kalmalarının yanı sıra erkeklere hizmet etmek üzere yetiştirildikleri ve yaşamlarını bir dizi kısıtlama ve beklentiler çerçevesinde geçirmek zorunda oluşlarının anlatıldığı bir eser ol…

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Bu makalede, Ukrayna asıllı Rus roman, hikâye ve oyun yazarı Nikolay Vasiliyeviç Gogol’un eserlerindeki tahakküm unsurları ele alınmıştır. Gogol’un kaleme aldığı bütün eserleri kapsamında yürütülen bu çalışmada, nitel araştırma yöntemlerinden içerik incelemesi tekniği benimsenmiştir. Makalede, tahakküme konu olan husu…

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Sigmund Freud’s notion of the “phallic mother” is a significant concept to examine gender, sexuality and power relations not only in social life but also in a literary work. Although phallic mother/woman concept is mostly used to describe omnipotent women in many texts, mostly based on its psychoanalytic origin, this…

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John Cheever is a remarkable American short story writer and novelist. He is recognized as one of the most significant short story authors of the previous century. His themes mainly involve the duality of human nature which is usually illustrated through the chasm between a character's comme il faut communal character…

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The story "Carmilla" was written by the Irish writer Sheridan Le Fanu in 1872.It is within a collection of stories published under the title, "In a Glass Darkly".Carmilla is the only vampire story in this book and it has been accepted as one of the most important works of vampire fiction.Le Fanu's story paved the road…

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