Literature

  • Understanding Adverbial: Not All Adverbials Are Adverbs  

    Understanding Adverbial: Not All Adverbials Are Adverbs  

    The growth of English is not always whole, as some concepts remain largely undeveloped, one such being that of ‘adverbial’. As basic and as self-explanatory as it may sound, this topic is causing great concern across various levels of education. I have met with experts in the English discipline who themself encounter issues trying…

  • Why Great Literature Embrace Ambiguity

    Why Great Literature Embrace Ambiguity

    Ambiguity is not uncommon with quasi-beautiful pieces of literature, and since literature does not necessarily have to be ambiguous, it is only reasonable to ask ourselves the reason great literature embraces ambiguity.  Well, aside from the fact that great literature tends to embrace ambiguity because it seems to be an inherent attribute of well-composed…

  • 29 best places to publish your poems online 

    29 best places to publish your poems online 

    We have made this piece on some of the best places to submit your poem online because we know how it feels to finish a creative work that doesn’t get outside the confines of one’s study or device.  While this list may, admittedly, not be exactly chronological, you can be sure it is a…

  • How Literature Enhances Critical Thinking 

    How Literature Enhances Critical Thinking 

    A lot of things made Albert Einstein a wise man in his time. One, he didn’t believe that one must be to the four walls of a classroom before one can be educated, as much as he thought there is a need for one to give oneself time to reflect on what one must…

  • How does literature affect our way of thinking? 

    How does literature affect our way of thinking? 

    Literature can be a very powerful weapon since the pen itself is said to be mightier than a sword. How does literature affect our way of thinking? I may not certainly be able to remember the number of my students who have asked me that, but I do know surely it’s a common question…

  • Complete Analysis of Telephone Conversation || Wole Soyinka 

    Complete Analysis of Telephone Conversation || Wole Soyinka 

    Wole Soyinka’s Telephone Conversation has been widely misinterpreted—not in its central message but through the lines that make the message up.  When I was in high school, my teacher had once spoken about Wole Soyinka’s Telephone Conversation en passant, and from that time onward until recently when I was privileged to lay my hands…

  • What is the Scope of Literature?

    What is the Scope of Literature?

    It is true that the scope of literature is broad, but if literature is your field of study, you will have to learn it at once in this succinct piece.  Meaning of The Scope of Literature Some ideas in the world are relatively new and their identification means may still be up for debate…

  • Analysis of Black and Blue || Anna Quindlen

    Analysis of Black and Blue || Anna Quindlen

    Would you imagine hate in love? How about love in discontent? Or going on in life with an identity someone else planned for you? Well, Black and Blue stands to give an insight into these questions. I know you’re eager to read the full analysis of this work, so we shall go into that…