In this article, Rushin vividly describes the "American character" and ways we use language to create our identities. ... There are newspapers that make literary ridicule using mockery and derision to demonstrate the negative aspect of human folly. ...
In the movie, the appearance of the characters is an example of this. Limbs were stretched and thin and characters had many characteristics that made them unnatural. In the book, while being unable to see the characters, the monster was described as heavily deformed and ugly. ... Frankenstein has managed to stay relevant in pop culture due to its strong literary elements in Gothicism and romanticism. ...
Walker uses a variety of literary devices such as diction, symbolism, and irony, to both create the mood of the scene, and emphasize the traits of the characters throughout the story. Walker's use of diction both adds to the mood of the story and further details the characters in their own way. ... Symbolism is used throughout "Everyday Use " to further the development of Walker`s characters. ... This develops both Mama and Dee`s characters by highlighting the misunderstanding Dee has on her culture. ... Walker greatly contributes to the development of the characters throughout the st...
Among these 5 characters, pretty much all types of family situations are represented (to a certain extent) which is a very significant aspect of growing up. ... Thanks to the controversial topics, relatable characters, and popularity of the film altogether, The Breakfast Club serves as a landmark film of the 80s and also serves as a perfect film to critique using various critical lenses. ... Cultural and feminist literary lenses can be used to analyze John Hughes The Breakfast Club to better understand different aspects of the film....
