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Why Did Dickens Write Hard Times?
Literature
Charles Dickens was a social critic who wrote about the problems he saw in society. Hard Times is a novel about the difficulties of working class life in Victorian England.
What Did Thoreau Have in Common With John Thornton in The Call of The Wild?
Literature
Thoreau and John Thornton both had a love of nature and a respect for all living things.
What Is East of Eden About?
Literature
The novel is set in the Salinas Valley of California and tells the story of two families who are rivals, the Trasks and the Hamiltons, and of the two sons of the patriarchs of the families.
What Real-Life Situation Was Jonathan Swift Satirizing in Gullivers Travels?
Literature
In “Gulliver’s Travels”, Jonathan Swift satirizes the political and social state of England during his time. He does this by creating a fictional world that is a mirror image of England, with each character representing a different aspect of English society.
How Does The Description of Spring in The Canterbury Tales?
Literature
In the Canterbury Tales, spring is described as a time of hope and rebirth. The narrator describes the season as a time when the world is filled with new life and possibilities.
What Is The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo About?
Literature
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a book by Stieg Larsson. It is about a girl named Lisbeth Salander who is a computer hacker.
What Is The Plot of a Midsummer Nights Dream?
Literature
The plot of a midsummer nights dream is about two young lovers who are caught up in a feud between two warring families. They must fight for their love while navigating the dangerous political landscape.
What Does The Rosebush Symbolize in The Scarlet Letter?
Literature
The rosebush is a symbol of hope and beauty. It is also a symbol of love and forgiveness.
Why Is Catcher in The Rye a Classic?
Literature
It is a classic because it is one of the most widely read and taught novels in the United States. It is also a classic because of its style and themes.
Why Did Victor Hugo Wrote The Hunchback of Notre Dame?
Literature
Victor Hugo was interested in the history of Paris and the Notre Dame Cathedral was one of the most famous landmarks in the city. He likely wanted to create a story that would be set in such a recognizable place.