AP Lit Blog: Laura Anderson

Although Gilman leaves us with a somewhat ambiguous ending, I would argue that the narrator in The Yellow Wallpaper is absolutely Jane: a w...

Conrad’s Heart of Darkness fits perfectly into the genre of Gothic Literature for several reasons, one of which being its abundance of sup...

Mental illness is just about the last thing you would want to have in 19 th century England, or really anywhere in the 19 th century. Dur...

Milton’s Paradise Lost is known for his unique depiction of Lucifer, a character who has so many more dimensions than simply the evil temp...

            Many critics debate over the category of romance for Shakespeare’s plays; however, it is clear to me as I read the parameters s...

No one understands. Even I had trouble getting it at first, but it is essential that you understand. Science and religion can both be extre...

Frankenstein is in the genre of Gothic literature because Shelley uses elements of that genre to criticize both romanticism and rationalism...