Critical assessment of “Circulation of Social Energy” by Stephen Greenblatt
The author of Circulation of Social Energy Stephen Jay Greenblatt is accredited […]
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Terry Eagleton’s Marxist methodology of reading “literature”.
Terry Eagleton’s “Introduction to Literary Theory” goes over the developments of the […]
Read moreCritical examination of the Marxist concept of alienation.
The theory of alienation was developed by Marx, especially so in the […]
Read moreUnto Death: The Folly of a Naturalistic Legacy | #39
It is unbelievable that you’re still here, still working, striving, persevering, resisting […]
Read moreConcept of Karma in relation to religion and patriarchy in “Widow” by Gudipat Chalam
Gudipat Venkat Chalam writes the Widow, considered to be one of the […]
Read moreFlat earth, the Antarctic, and your motherless self | #38
Introduction I won’t be diving into the mess of the flat earth […]
Read moreToday or tomorrow, but never never | #37
There have been loads of books written on the purpose behind literature, purpose behind life, purpose behind nuclear weapons et cetera. Purpose defines actions, and actions towards that purpose are something ‘ought’ rather than ‘is’. To reiterate, just because something is a way, doesn’t necessitate that it ought to be that way; “you cannot get ought from an is”…
Read moreA critical response to Chinua Ahebe’s “An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad’s Heart of Darkness”
An Image of Africa was a proposition by the “father of modern […]
Read moreThe need for postcolonial writers to use a different linguistic medium.
The domination of English, both as a race as well as a […]
Read moreConcoction of the traditional Indian patriarchy in “A Liberated Woman” by Shashi Deshpande.
Recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Award, Shashi Deshpande is known for her […]
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