After Edward Said’s work, Orientalism, was published in 1978, it created a lot of buzz and admiration in the academic world,

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Human beings own the rare ability in nature to use voice as a highly complex communication means, which sets them

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In his article, “Is There a Text in This Class?” from his book with the same title, Stanley Fish demonstrates

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Novels can be seen as an onion. At first, the readers encounter the transparent outer layer, in which they discover

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It was a lovely night, and he loved the soft touch of his silk scarf around his throat. As he

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In his poem, the House of Fame, Geoffrey Chaucer adopts several scenes from other poems of renowned poets and reworks them

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One of the most pleasurable aspects of the novel is the possibility of witnessing the development and growth of the

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The short story “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber” by Ernest Hemingway is a tale of a dangerous hunt

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Persuasion is an art. Over the ages, human beings have attempted to develop, refine and perfect their ability to articulate

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One of the main theatrical devices in almost any play is the clothing of the characters. The different types of

Continue readingThe Taming of the Shrew’s Clothing Motif: Disguise, Social Class and Marriage