Literary Criticism
Disquiet: The Cultural Locations of Ferrante Fever
"Disquiet: The Cultural Locations of Ferrante Fever" by Grace Russo Bullaro explores the cultural impact and critical reception of Elena Ferrante's works, particularly the Neapolitan novels, highlighting their global resonance and significance.
A Room of One's Own
Virginia Woolf's 'A Room of One's Own' argues that women need financial independence and a personal space to achieve their creative potential.
The Book of Delights
The Book of Delights is Ross Gay's poignant exploration of life's overlooked joys, presented through a series of essays that reflect on beauty, grief, and the everyday connections that enrich our lives.
How to Read a Book
How to Read a Book by Monica Wood is a poignant novel exploring themes of second chances, guilt, and the transformative power of stories through the intertwined lives of an ex-convict, a retired teacher, and a grieving husband.
Orientalism
Edward W. Said's "Orientalism" critiques how Western perceptions shape the understanding of Eastern cultures, arguing that these viewpoints serve to reinforce colonial power dynamics and hinder genuine representation.
How to Read Literature Like a Professor
Thomas C. Foster's "How to Read Literature Like a Professor" is a witty guide that empowers readers to uncover deeper meanings in literature, revealing the rich symbolism and themes that lie beneath the surface of texts.
How to Write a Sentence
Stanley Fish's 'How to Write a Sentence' delves into the art of crafting and appreciating beautiful sentences, highlighting their structure and impact.