Literary symbols are objects used to represent significant concepts or ideas and depict various values of characters in a work of art. In Beowulf, light, and darkness stand for good and evil that looms throughout the poem. Traditionally, light represents good while darkness infers evil, and this supposition is exceedingly evident in Beowulf. However, in…Read More

Introduction One of the most understated tools of government is to propagandize the population for political interests. During World Wars, the governments on either side relied on propaganda to shape public opinion consonant with their specific goals. Unfortunately, this method is highly used in politics, yet people barely pay any attention on it. Furthermore, the…Read More

Lancelot uses his wisdom and trickery to achieve his goal of rescuing his lover, Guinevere. His determination to use all means possible to get her from the custody of the evil Meleagant indicates his love for her and that he can sacrifice everything in order to remain at his side (DeTroyes and Comfort 22). However,...Read More

The Jane Eyre novel objectively reflects the sociocultural content of the Victorian era. Behind the apparent simplicity of the plot, which for centuries has not left indifferent the readership (a simple girl marries an aristocrat), there is acute social problematics. The archetype of Cinderella is embodied in the image of the main character (Dell’Abate-Celebi 253-255;…Read More

Recently, the European Union (EU) held its Parliamentary Elections amidst growing chaos and rising anti-European sentiment. Euroscepticism delineates the poor relationship other nations have with the EU, including the United Kingdom (UK). Furthermore, it underscores the global community’s diminishing support for UK’s policies on immigration and the economy. In essence, the anti-European sentiment curbs the…Read More