How and in what ways does the choice of subject matter differ between the male and female war poets studied? Texts Used: Reilly, Catherine – editor. Scars Upon My Heart. Published by Virago. 1981. ISBN […]... More

Its representation and significance in literary texts The texts used are: Grapes of Wrath; Another Country; The Colour Purple. Before the texts can be discussed in relation to what they suggest about identity, it is […]... More

The words power and authority are often used interchangeably. Both may enable a person to influence another person in a way that can be at odds with what the individual uninfluenced would wish for themselves. […]... More

To what extent is the novel concerned with social and historical contradictions in the period after the Second World War? There is a clear indication in Lord of the Flies that the story deals with […]... More

The Millstone and The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie. Although these two novels were published within four years of each other, they provide a fascinating contrast. This is due, I believe, to the different historical […]... More

How do identity and masculinity intersect in the play? Of The Importance of Being Earnest, Wilde wrote: It is exquisitely trivial, a delicate bubble of fancy, and it has it’s philosophy … that we should […]... More

The Chinese Book of Change – The I Ching (pronounced Yee Jing) – is one of the most ancient books in existence – some of it is 3000 years old. It is not about archaic […]... More

There is an immense amount of obscure writing in connection with words such as spiritual, consciousness, God, and death. However, most of us come back to the fact that everyday life confronts us with the […]... More

 Change Within Change One of Carl Jung’s most interesting areas of thought is that of individuation. In a nutshell the word refers to the processes involved in becoming a self aware and independent human being. […]... More

Gaining Insight Into Your Dreams Below are described simple techniques that make it possible to quickly gain information from your dreams. They have been put as a series of questions. If you take time to […]... More

Let’s get straight to the point Dreams are one of natures miracles, not the result of a wandering mind in sleep. A dream is an interface between the deepest part of you and your conscious […]... More

The symbol of four is the square or cube, representing stability, materialisation, earthiness, strength of a physical nature, permanency. It is the symbol of the four points of the compass; four elements, earth, air, fire […]... More

Tun (Pro: Doon; but with a short vowel as in book) – Yielding   When something is thrown into the air, there is a point where it starts to fall again. Every successful endeavour must […]... More

Sun (Pro: Soon; but with a short vowel, as in ‘Book’) – Decrease   Circumstances have led to a major dwindling in your fortune. The hexagram shows this as having arisen out of the relationship […]... More

Sun (Soon; but with the vowel short as in ‘Book’) – The Gentle Power   A favourable wind carries us where we wish, if we can yield to it with an open sail. The collective […]... More

Your dream may be directly about your physical health or diet needs. If so it will in some way be connected with food or activities bringing illness or health. Almost half the dreams on file […]... More