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AP Lit vs. College English; how to choose your next literature class

AP Lit vs. College English; how to choose your next literature class

March 21, 2019

Oscar Wilde part 2

Oscar Wilde part 2

January 30, 2019

Oscar Wilde part 1

Oscar Wilde part 1

January 30, 2019

“Hamlet” study help

Grace Chalhoub

November 28, 2018

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Origins of “Hamlet” Shakespeare, with the exception of “Love’s Labour’s Lost” and “The Tempest,” borrowed concepts and storylines for his plays from other works, including folk tales, mythologies and histories. ...

“The Scarlet Letter” study help

Grace Chalhoub

October 30, 2018

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Background on Hawthorne and “The Scarlet Letter” publication Nathaniel Hawthorne (or, as he was known at birth, Nathaniel Hathorne) was born in Salem in 1804, bearing a heavy legacy. His great-great-great-grandfather was ...

Gothic Novels to read for the Fall

Gothic Novels to read for the Fall

October 1, 2018

History of Gothic Literature

Grace Chalhoub, Staff Writer

September 26, 2018

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During the 1700’s, the Enlightenment, a philosophical and literary movement emphasizing reason and science, took root in Europe, permanently altering European views on religion, art and philosophy. While the movement inspired soc...

“Beowulf” study help

Grace Chalhoub, Staff Writer

September 14, 2018

Filed under Academic Help, All News

Date of conception and composition “Beowulf” is incomplete. Archaeologists have never managed to find more than the 3,182 lines of “Beowulf” that survived in the form of a single copy, which withstood the dissolutio...

“The Crucible” study help

Grace Chalhoub, Staff Writer

September 5, 2018

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Background Arthur Miller largely wrote “The Crucible” in response to the paranoid politics of the 1950’s, namely the practices of Senator Joseph McCarthy and a debacle involving the House on Un-American Activities Co...

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