A critical commentary responding to a IB Lang Lit Paper 2 prompt comparing Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman and Henrik Ibsen's A Doll...

A critical commentary on the portrayal of nature in Mary Oliver's "Wild Geese" and Judith Wright's "Pelicans".

Music and dance are pertinent motifs throughout Jane Austen’s novels. Beyond reflecting the social conventions and reality of the Regency...

Key insights on problematising love and marriage in Pride and Prejudice from our complimentary open class held on May 2023.

Through Frankenstein and real world contexts, we will be examining how the rhetoric/fallacy of reducing the "unnatural" to the "other"...

Why were the Nazis (as reflected in Arthur Miller's Playing for Time) so obsessed with Germanic and European music? It may have to do with t

Illusion and Reality: What's the difference? How do we move forward from the seductive lies of illusions?

In this article, we will explore the intersections of modernism, absurdity and the thematic concerns of The Great Gatsby by F. Scott...

Why is Frankenstein's creature ugly? Is he even ugly? What does his "ugliness" mean?

Applying the "mind and self" angle of H2 Literature to Inventing Anna: Self-deception, deceptive appearances and self-actualisation.

Plath's poetry is not merely confessional or intimately personal. It is also culturally significant.

Studying literary contexts is more important than you think. Find out why by reading this article!

The more appropriate question: What is the relationship between motif and theme?