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YoExpert Q&A | Home | Education | Classic Literature Ask a Question. Get Detailed Answers From Experts and Pro Writers! What Makes YoExpert Different? All our experts are also professional writers in the Zerys network! Search for Answers Home Education Classic Literature Classic Literature - Recent Questions and Answers What are the Different Characteristics of the Trickster Archetype in Literature? Answered by: Caitlin , An Expert in the Genres, Themes and Subjects Category A trickster is an archetype that has been around since the beginning of storytelling and myth-making. The trickster disobeys rules, ignores what is normal or expected and often enc... Top 5 uses of food in literature Answered by: Michelle , An Expert in the A-Z Lit and Authors Category Food makes everything better. Its use as a motif, or repetitive symbol, in literature makes reading all the more delectable. Who does not wish to take a bite out of Madame Bovary’... How do I write a 4-5pg critical essay that examines the life of Ernest Hemingway and "H... Answered by: Sharon , An Expert in the A-Z Lit and Authors Category Thanks for your question. The very first thing you must do is follow the instructor/professor’s instructions. You will often find that teachers/professors have a specific format yo... What are some obscure themes of Great Gatsby? Answered by: Adam , An Expert in the Genres, Themes and Subjects Category The themes of Great Gatsby may have recently come to mind due to the blockbuster movie, however, the Great Gatsby is a book that defined early 20th century writing. There were the... Why should teens read novels like Sherlock Holmes? Answered by: Elizabeth , An Expert in the Read and Study Books Category Novels such as those featuring the infamous character, Sherlock Holmes, have widespread appeal. This is evident in the multiple television and film adaptations of the series origin... Nietzsche: In my own words [1] "Seeing is believing." Answered by: Scott , An Expert in the Read and Study Books Category Nietzsche: In my own words [1] Seeing is believing. Imagine something familiar like a tree or even person; now imagine something exotic like a parrot or shark that you’ve never s... What are the current trends in literature? Answered by: Jessica , An Expert in the Literature and Book Basics Category When you research the current rends in literature it would be hard to pin them down. Literature is an ever evolving art that takes on a life of its own. While the larger publishing... What is the meaning behind Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Wakefield Answered by: Chanel , An Expert in the Classic Literature - General Category What is the meaning behind Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Wakefield Or, as the author stated What sort of man was Wakefield?” Certainly, he was a man torn between his familial obligation... What is the relationship of the couple in Hemingway’s story "The Hills like White Eleph... Answered by: Eva , An Expert in the Studying Category In the short story "The Hills like White Elephants", Ernest Hemingway examines the relationship of the couple that is waiting for their train in the dusty hills of the Spanish ... Achieving better grades, a rudimentary guide to achieving such life following goals. Answered by: Valerio , An Expert in the Studying Category When a person first enters an educational facility, whether it is secondary school or a facility of higher learning such as a college or university; one always wonders what separat... I am doing a persuasive speech on why students should read classic literature, I was wo... Answered by: Loren , An Expert in the Genres, Themes and Subjects Category I understand that this response is long past due, as your school semester has come and gone and the assignment completed, but I wanted to at least grant you the dignity of a respon... How are "The Wife of Bath’s Tale" and "The Wedding of Sir Gawain and the Dame Ragnall" ... Answered by: Alesha , An Expert in the Genres, Themes and Subjects Category In The Wife of Bath’s Tale” written by Geoffrey Chaucer, and The Wedding of Sir Gawain and the Dame Ragnell” believed to written by Sir Thomas Mallory, we see two similar tales th... What are the features of realism in fiction? Answered by: David , An Expert in the Genres, Themes and Subjects Category Literary realism refers to both a historical period in the development of the English novel, and a set of literary conventions. Realism in fiction is generally understood to have t... What was the impact of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin? Answered by: Melissa , An Expert in the Read and Study Books Category Chapter 1: Abolitionism: Harriet Beecher Stowe Writes Uncle Tom’s Cabin Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote the abolitionist novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin in 1852, a book that quickly became a... The Pygmalion theme is featured in what contemporary genres? Answered by: John , An Expert in the Genres, Themes and Subjects Category Ever wonder where an author or director got the idea for a book or movie you really liked? Some ideas have been around for centuries. The Pygmalion theme actually originated from G... Can you explain how to recognize symbolism, theme and subject in a story? Answered by: Douglas , An Expert in the Genres, Themes and Subjects Category Symbolism, Theme and Subject are three different literary elements that writers use to deliver the ultimate message of the story. To understand how they work together, you must fir... How can you use fallacies of relevance? Answered by: Pablo Dino , An Expert in the Literature and Book 101 Category Fallacies of Relevance The purpose of all fallacies of relevance is to persuade. Good logic independently convinces a listener, regardless of the source, but fallacies depend more... What do you look for in a classic literature review ? Answered by: Robert , An Expert in the Classic Literature - General Category When a classic literature review is necessary in order to enhance a learner’s understanding of a specific text, it is imperative that the source has the utmost credibility. Other i... Who is a famous female writer of Twentieth-Century American Literature? Answered by: Marilyn , An Expert in the A-Z Lit and Authors Category Shirley Jackson, (1916-1965), is a female writer who has made her mark in Twentieth-Century American Literature. She is most famous for her short story "The Lottery" which was publ... How can I learn to enjoy reading classic literature? Answered by: Rhonda , An Expert in the Classic Literature - General Category If you’re like me, when you were fifteen you thought classic novels were old and dusty and boring and, let’s face it, irrelevant. Why would anyone want to read a book that was writ... Prev 1 2 Next Subcategories for Classic Literature Subcategories A-Z Lit and Authors Alphabetical Writers Classic Literature - General Genres, Themes and Subjects Literature and Book 101 Literature and Book Basics Periods, Eras and Movements Read and Study Books Read and Study Books Studying World Literature Home Contact Us Follow Us A Division of Interact Media Privacy Policy | User Terms of...