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The "dark side" of the human psyche can cover many aspects, and throughout Gothic literature it is expressed largely through sexual desires and the possibility of murder and ending an...

'Measure for Measure' is traditionally known as a problem play, yet some critics believe that it is best described as a tragedy. Isabella is the central protagonist in the play, and u...

Blanche Dubois is the central protagonist in the play, arriving almost instantly seeking her sister`s hospitality. Williams juxtaposes Blanche with her new surroundings, `Her appearan...

An estimated 498 million new cases of curable sexually transmitted infections occur worldwide annually. Of these, 106 million are gonococcal infections,rendering gonorrhea the second...

Curtin`s `The Atlantic Slave Trade: A Census`, is succeeded by a curious and controversial legacy. Though it is perhaps self-evident that controversy abounds wherever a subject matter...

Now it has been a long time since I was a student in a classroom I will admit, however I have seen the results of the modern classroom in my day to day life. I know there are great sc...

When I was younger, I was often perplexed by red teachers` scrawls on my English essays, advising me to go "deeper". I just didn`t understand what was being asked of me. My questions ...

Davis, Natalie Zemon. "The Rites of Violence: Religious Riot in Sixteenth-Century France." Past & Present 59 (May 1973): 51-91. Introduction Published works by Wolff, Estebe, Ru...

Article: G.P. Sreenivasan,'The social origins of the Peasants 'War of 1525 in Upper Swabia', Past & Present, (2001): 30 - 65 This article focusses on a particular element of the Pe...

Hammersley, Rachel, 'Jean-Paul Marat's The Chains of Slavery in Britain and France, 1774-1833', Historical Journal, 48 (2005), pp. 641-60. Political power in Europe, especially in ...