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Literary Studies

How Do Resurrection Scenes Differ from One Another in the Gospels?

Ever wondered why the Gospels' resurrection stories differ? From Mark's fearful women to John's intimate encounter, explore angels, witnesses, and theology – canonical vs. Gnostic views. Uncover the truth behind Jesus' rising!

Domestic Violence and Social Judgment in Marina Vujčić’s Novel Sigurna kuća (Safe House)

Sigurna kuća by Marina Vujčić explores domestic violence through the story of a woman who kills her abusive husband in self-defence. This analysis examines the novel’s narrative style, psychological depth, and its critique of social judgment toward victims.

Why Is Bridgerton So Addictive?

Both are set in 19th-century England. They depict the lives of aristocrats. One is the contemporary TV series Bridgerton; the other is the 19th-century novelist Jane Austen.

Will Young Sherlock be faithful to Doyle's Sherlock?

Is Sherlock Holmes the same detective in books and on screen? From Jeremy Brett to Robert Downey Jr. and the BBC series, this analysis explores which adaptation remains most faithful to Conan Doyle. And what to expect from Young Sherlock. Read below.

What was life like in Berlin in the 1940s?

Can silence be a form of participation? Discover how Germans acted during the Nazi era through the lens of Ursula von Kardoff's diary. Read more!

Why does Social Media persist in misreading M. W. Shelley's Frankenstein? A Complete Review

The story explores the consequences of rejection and the absence of love. The result of such neglect is pain, which ultimately gives rise to a desire for revenge. But is that the whole story, or does Mary W. Shelley tell us more? Read on to find out!

What Does Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Teach Us Today? An Incomplete Review of Frankenstein

Many readers miss the central message of the novel—whether deliberately or unconsciously, we can only speculate. Regardless, the fact remains that some people approach literary works uncritically and shallow. So, what can we learn from Frankenstein’s Monster?

Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol

When we think of Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol, we immediately picture grumpy Scrooge, the Christmas spirits, and the magic of the holiday season. Read more!