 Abstract A History and Fiction in A History of the World in 10½ Chapters Kim, Jeong-Ja (Nazarene University) This is a study of A History of the World in 10½ Chapters by Julian Barnes focused on a history and fiction. ...

This paper aims to analyze meaning of Indian in Hemingway’s “Ten Indians” by a postcolonial view. Postcolonial studies are founded on the aim of giving prominence to voices and subjectivities previously silenced by Western ...

This study focuses on how a rumor reflects a rumor group’s desire and subverts their power relationship in Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher. Studying rumors in the text helps understand real problems and unconscious desires ...

This essay brings a longue durée perspective of early modern magic, both popular and ecclesiastical, to bear on the discussion of the anti-witchcraft/magic laws legislated in 1604 and the preceding possession scares of the ...

This essay examines the extent to which women were engaged with early modern literary culture by tracing women printers, publishers, and booksellers, the female book trade professionals who have received little attention ...

Nahum Tate’s History of King Lear replaced Shakespeare’s King Lear on the England stage from 1681 to 1838. Tate adapted Shakespeare's play severely according to the contemporary aesthetic sensibility. He restores Lear to ...

This paper aims at assessing the significance of Lyrical Ballads of 1798,the agreed inaugurator of English Romanticism, in terms of such key concepts as poetic “experiments,” “conversation,” and the authorial function. The ...

In the literature of the English civil war period the desire for reconciliation and peace is expected to be one of the recurring themes. Sick of slaughter and destruction, many writers, whether they are royalists or ...

This study aims at examining how John Donne (1572∼1631), one of the 17th century British metaphysical poets, influenced the development of modern English and American poetry in the 20th century. This study is also intended ...

In her 9th novel, A Mercy, Toni Morrison returned to 17th century America to show its early unformed economical, religious, and racial background, which had more flexibility and hybridity, and embraced multi-racial ethnic ...