The Reader
A philosophical discussion with no spoilers
Tag: adaptation
War & Peace: Noteworthy quotations
One must read, reread, think and rethink to understand War & Peace. I have tried my best to come up with some of the noteworthy quotations to inspire you to … Continue reading War & Peace: Noteworthy quotations
Crime and Punishment
“Is it that a tiny crime can be wiped out by thousands of good deeds? For one life, thousands would be saved from corruption and decay.” Can a murder in … Continue reading Crime and Punishment
Othello’s tragedy & Ours
There are plays and then there are plays. This one is the latter. Othello is a powerful play with multiple themes such as jealousy, self-doubt, betrayal and it’s consequences. There … Continue reading Othello’s tragedy & Ours
The Great Expectations
The Great Expectations is a classic work by Charles Dickens. The book is a long journey a young fellow named, Pip, orphaned at a young age and thus raised by his … Continue reading The Great Expectations
Hamlet & the world of Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s Hamlet recently caught my attention. When someone mentioned this phrase, “To be or not to be” I couldn’t help but purchase the book. I already knew about the tragic … Continue reading Hamlet & the world of Shakespeare
Contemporology 