Literarycriticism Stories

A lit crit by W. J. Manares

A Retelling of the Jesus Story

book of essays and literary analysis

The New Testament is an apocalypse, not a history. New Testament evidence suggests that the knowledge of Christ's coming was communicated beforehand to preselected witnesses through the agency of the Holy Spirit. It appears, then, that the theological purpose of the gospels is to provide a fitting introduction to the messianic story beforehand so that it can be passed down from generation to generation until the time of its fulfilment. It's as though New Testament history is written in advance!

A friend of mine has young children who love the first "Frozen" film. I told her that, though I liked the film, I thought it was fundamentally flawed - that it was setting up a different "twist" than the one that actually happened. She said I was crazy. In response, I sent her the document you're about to read as one, incredibly long e-mail. She still doesn't agree with me, but at least she thinks I'm crazy for different reasons, now. Yes, there are spoilers. But really, are you concerned about spoilers for a movie that came out in 2013? Come on, read it anyway. You know you want to!

This is a reader response criticism for a school work. And please don't forget to read the original essay (https://gomcgill.com/mindful-focus-matters/) happy reading everyone! 😄

Literary Criticism Compare and Contrast "The Crocodile and the Peahen" and "The Fox and the Goat"

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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