TIANA BEGAY

Dickens wrote Hard Times as a critique of the utilitarian and industrial influences on Victorian era society. Dickens explains that a major theme of his novel is, in fact, his attempt to satire...

Yoshiko Uchida writes an autobiographical account of her experiences in America before and after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. The reader gets a glimpse of America's treatment of and discrimination...

Toni Morrison's book Song of Solomon explores African American spiritual practices and values. Voodoo, a form of African pagan spirituality, is an example of this. Ghosts, magic, and mysticism are...

There are two main role reversals in this scene of the novel. Dana, as a modern black woman, has to inform her ancestor that she is no longer free. This is the first main role reversal. Here the...

The blanket in To Kill a Mockingbird could represent several things, depending on your interpretation. It could symbolize friendship, generosity, goodwill, or concern. A theme the blanket could...

The setting for a nonfiction or fictional narrative is the specific time and geographical location where the story takes place. The setting is crucial for the mood and overall backdrop of the...

Since 1587, the Roanoke Colony (Lost Colony) of 115 English settler has been an unsolved mystery. The leader of the colony, John White, had to return to England mid-expedition for more supplies. He...