The aimed of this research was to analyze and describe about the morality in Nathaniel Hawthorne work entitled Portrait Scarlet Letter Novel by Hawthorne. Specially ,this deal with (1) What are potrait moralities main characters Hester Prynne ,Arthur Dimmsdale Roger Chilingworth drawn (2) sequences these for character as doer Novel. This descriptive qualitative research. data were words, phrase...

Abstract Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter has generated numerous adaptations. Its depiction of race made it a problematic ‘master text’, however, especially since was published in the same year as US Fugitive Slave Act. This essay examines three recent adaptations across variety media that focus on relationship between and motherhood, revealing ways which Hester Prynne can be integrated...

“The Birthmark” is a short science fiction created by Nathaniel Hawthorne in 1843. The story tells of an eighteenth-century scientist who attempts to remove his wife’s birthmark yet takes her life the end. This paper will use Louis Montrose’s theory Historicity Texts and Textuality History disclose dialogic relationship between its historical context Hawthorne’s view science. firstly discusses ...

Jeffrey Sconce defined paracinema (“a most elastic textual category”) as a term that houses nearly every conceivable (non-pornographic) film subgenre of ill-repute. For Sconce, was “less distinct group films than particular reading protocol.” In many ways, paracinema’s elasticity and approach to critique mirrors Susan Sontag’s articulation Camp (“A sensibility”). What both concepts reveal, howe...

Nathaniel Hawthorne was one of the greatest Romanticist writers of 19th century America, his short fiction “Young Goodman Brown” had profound life philosophies hidden within, embodying the essence of psychoanalysis. This article aimed to explore the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive neurosis in Brown, and explained the reasons for his madness. Through the methodologies of psychoanalysis and path...