Essays on Dung

The short story of Franz Kafka “A Hunger Artist” is a vibrant masterpiece of classic literature. It penetrates deeply into the readers’ minds and sets a challenge to recognize a unique grandeur and understand a great mission of this text. In his “confession” story, Franz Kafka touches upon complex and serious themes of art, death, isolation, asceticism, spiritual desolation and disharmony of human and the world. Therefore, it triggers an exceptional interest on how the readers treat and interpret the text, what thoughts, feelings and emotions come into their mind, how they perceive the main character and what they ...

1- Humor?

- Is the “The Metamorphosis” ever funny?  If so, where?  How?   Why?  How does the story resemble (and differ from) the family situation comedies we’re all familiar with? When “The Metamorphosis” is funny, the humor is dark and wry, the sort of joke that you grimace at instead of grinning, let alone laughing out loud. The interaction between Gregor and his family is as pained as the interaction between Chris and his family on the show “Family Guy” when Chris has acne that keeps growing and growing – and one of the zits takes out a gun and threatens ...

Introduction

Robert Lacey and Danny Danziger 's book , The Year 1000 : What Life was like at the Turn of the First Millennium , is a short and slightly trivial narrative attitude towards the life of the typical individual in the first millennium. It generally explores the manner in which individuals existed in the year 1000. In truth, Life in this period was very dissimilar from life nowadays. Both the authors employed the famous Julius Work Calendar in describing the Englishmen lives. The Calendar demonstrates the diverse measures of which that labour could perceive. The authors elucidate that the calendar was employed ...