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Emily Brontë first published the novel Wuthering Heights in 1847. H. G. Wells first published the novella The Time Machine [...]

Strophe Although commonly represented as a poem to a man, doing so would misrepresent many of the underlying aspects of [...]

Rupetta (Sulway, 2013) is a post-modern reinterpretation of the Jewish golem fable. The mechanical “woman” created in the story has [...]

Great stories often embed many different perspectives of reality, and contain stories within stories. The Great Gatsby embeds layer upon [...]

Madame de Beaumont and Angela Carter each take an age-old story reminiscent of Cupid and Psyche (Apuleius) and change it [...]

The wolverine is portrayed as a “vicious marauder to be feared more than valued or admired” (Shaw and Ford, 115). [...]

The status of a work as a classic differs from the position as a canonical text (da Silva and Vieira). [...]

Edgeworth set Castle Rackrent in a period where the Irish were under English rule. Unfortunately, most English people failed to [...]

Carta Lucie de Brintona de tota terra quam Godwinus filius Leurich Carta Hugonis de Gurnay et Mileseint sponse sue de [...]

British Library, Add Charter 19790: http://www.bl.uk/manuscripts/Viewer.aspx?ref=add_ch_19790_f001r P.H. Sawyer, Anglo-Saxon Charters: An Annotated List and Bibliography, Royal Historical Society Guides and [...]

The conflict between Palestine and Israel has demonstrated the combination of disagreement and agreement over collective action. Baker reported on [...]

I would like to say that the “woke” concept that is promoted at universities, including ones in the United Kingdom, [...]