By Faith Field (Fall 2022) John Milton is regarded as one of the greatest English poets for his works like Paradise Lost or Samson Agonistes. He has cultivated a community that not only loves his works but is actually more interested in Milton as the hidden subject: it’s not uncommon […]
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By Samara Addo (Fall 2022) John Milton was an English poet and intellectual born on December 9, 1608. He is considered the most significant English author after William Shakespeare. His most notable work is Paradise Lost which is considered as the greatest epic poem in English. This along with Paradise […]
By Sophia Lindstrom (Fall 2022) Along with comedy and tragedy, history is one of the three main genres of western theater defined by its dramatized and often biased retelling of historical events. Henry V, which is part of a larger collection of William Shakespeare’s historiographies, follows the titular character as […]
By Lily Daher (Fall 2022) The play Henry V is a historical play that was written by William Shakespeare at the beginning of the seventeenth century. William Shakespeare is one of the most notable authors in Western Literature with his works ranging from plays to poems. He began writing at […]
By Jamie Burke (Fall 2022) In this essay, John Milton’s Tenure of Kings and Magistrates will be analyzed. This will be done while looking at this text through the lens of politics and nationality, with a focus on identifying the role narratives and imagery play in the politics and historical […]
By Ella Incantalupo (Fall 2022) Oftentimes, predominantly white nations use descriptors of what they are not, in order to define what they are. The result is othering different nations, cultures and religions, in order to be described as more English. This phenomenon is as prevalent today as it was over […]