Literaryanalysis Stories

The trails we leave behind tell stories of our true values.

With the help of my book reviews, take a voyage through the intricate web of Russian literature. I go deeply into the pages of these masterpieces, exploring themes of love, loss, revolution, and redemption, from the timeless classics of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky to the other well-known jewels of modern Russian authors.

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This essay explores the search for meaning and authenticity in contemporary life, using T.S. Eliot's poem The Hollow Men as a starting point. It draws parallels between Eliot's imagery of empty, straw-filled figures and the modern experience of feeling disconnected and unfulfilled despite being constantly connected through technology. The piece examines how our focus on external validation, material success, and curated online personas can lead to a sense of emptiness or what philosopher Viktor Frankl called an "existential vacuum." It argues that true fulfillment comes not from what we do or own, but from understanding who we are at our core. The essay encourages readers to break free from societal pressures and performative living, instead seeking genuine connections, embracing vulnerability, and aligning their lives with their authentic selves and values. It concludes by challenging readers to resist the "hollow life" and find meaning through self-discovery and genuine human interaction.

(SPOILERS. READ THE ORIGINAL BOOK. I PROMISE IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME.) This little snippet takes place after Daisy killed Myrtle and before Wilson kills Gatsby. Just taking a crack at my personal comprehension skills.

In this analysis, dive into some of the hidden meanings and general summary of the novel. Explorer farther the life of Jean Louise Finch, and even Maycomb County, Alabama itself. Discover one of the many impending themes of this novel, and even consider things you may have missed during the court case of the martyred Tom Robinson.

A Retelling of the Jesus Story

Flaming Youth is a 1923 book, controversial in its time, by Samuel Hopkins Adams. The novel was adapted into the silent movie Flaming Youth in 1923. In his retrospective essay "Echoes of the Jazz Age," writer F. Scott Fitzgerald argued that Adams' novel persuaded certain moralistic Americans that their young girls could be "seduced without being ruined" and thus altered the sexual mores of the nation.

There is strong evidence in the Gospels, and elsewhere, that Jesus is not a Jew but a Gentile.

If you're researching for a certain topic, try and check out the table of contents of this book maybe I discussed it. I'll be happy to help with your school works just don't forget to vote or comment. This is a compilation of my written works that mostly I did at school. Including my essays, poems, articles, speeches, literary analyses, and short stories. I also publish some of my random thoughts here. Every written work could be written in either English or Tagalog. I just want to share it here, because trust me you'll learn a lot if you read it. I like to publish it so it's safe and saved. So, I could also have access to it anytime I want to go back here to reread it because sometimes I could reuse them. Credits to the owner of the picture used in the book cover: Megan Alms