Category Archives: Essay Writing

Formalism is a branch of literary theory that became widespread at the beginning of the 20th century. It has evolved as a reaction to the traditional position on the priority of content over form. Formalists argued that the content of … Continue reading →

  Their Eyes Were Watching God – Apropos of the Horizon The 1937 novel from Zora Neale Hurston was a work of literature replete with symbolism and metaphors that drives through a number of significant moments in the life of … Continue reading →

If you don’t feel that you have enough strength to write a “The Kite Runner” essay, or your muse has just gone away, you will need some help from the outside. “The Kite Runner” is a heartfelt story of friendship … Continue reading →

Does the Count succeed in taking his revenge? Is he happy at the end of the novel? The Count of Monte Cristo Count, as Edmond has faced sufferings due to his enemies in the names of friends. The people named … Continue reading →

There is an inevitable condition for all students – writer’s block. This hits you when you are sitting in front of your computer with an opened file that contains nothing but a blinking cursor. If you were assigned to write … Continue reading →

When you have too many assignments to complete this night, you will probably be looking for good samples. It’s a good option, as having a good example before your eyes can greatly increase your productivity. If you were assigned to … Continue reading →

Imagine a situation: you are sitting with a blank paper and no ideas. You have tried to sit down to write an “Invisible Man” analysis, but have found yourself staring at the blinking cursor. Even if you feel the deadline … Continue reading →

In the following social psychology essay sample you can read information about one main trend of development of social psychology – embodied cognition. It allows you to easily make discoveries in areas in which you would not expect anything new. … Continue reading →

Turgenev’s novel “Fathers and Sons” was written more than a century ago. What is the secret of this classic work? Why do people still read and admire it? The answer is simple: the problem of relations between older generations, so … Continue reading →

Before you start reading the “Beloved” essay, you should know that Tony Morrison was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993 for the novel “Beloved.” Slavery and racism are only the inevitable background of Morrison’s novels. And its themes … Continue reading →