About Judith Wright
Discussion and Analysis: Poems and Collections
About the Author
Summary, Discussion and Analysis: The Assault
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A Doll's House by About the Author
The Historical and Cultural Context of the Book (Feminism)
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A Streetcar Named Desire by About the Author
The Historical and Cultural Context of the Book (Victimize & Feminism)
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Medea by About the Author
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The World's Wife by About the Author Carol Ann Duffy
The Context and Literature Reviews of the Book (Feminism, Gender Construction, Love and Masculinity)
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An Enemy of the People by About the Author Henrik Ibsen
The Context and Literature Reviews of the Book (Power and Public Opinion; Women, Family and Duty; Truth and the Media)
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Glengarry Glen Ross by About the Author David Mamet
The Context and Literature Reviews of the Book (Power and Public Opinion)
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Merchant of Venice (2010 Edition) by About the Author William Shakespeare
The Context, Themes and Literature Review of the Book (Prejudice and Intolerance; Law, Mercy, and Revenge)
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The Crucible by About the author Arthur Miller
The Context, Themes and Literature Review of the Book (Puritanism and Individuality; Hysteria; Ideology; Reputation and Integrity)
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The Tempest by About the author William Shakespeare
The Context, Themes and Literature Review of the Book (Loss and Restoration; Power; Colonization; Magic, Illusion, and Prospero as Playwright)
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Chronicle of a Death Foretold by About the author Gabriel García Márquez
The Context, Themes and Literature Review of the Book (Fate vs. Free Will; Fact, Fiction, and Memory; Journalism and fiction; History vs reality; Vengeance and Complicity; Gender, Class and Social Restrictions)
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Othello by The Context and Themes analysis of the Book (Prejudice; Racism; Appearance vs. Reality; Jealousy; Manhood and Honor; and Womanhood and Sexuality)
About the Letter
The "Letter from Birmingham Jail", also known as the "Letter from Birmingham City Jail" and "The Negro Is Your Brother", is an open letter written on April 16, 1963, by Martin Luther King Jr. (Wikipedia).
Context, Analysis and Summary of "Letter from Birmingham Jail"
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This guide was created and maintained by Zakir Hossain until the end of 2023.
