This is a critical study of Junot Diaz 's work The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. It analyses the text from a narratological point of view and it also considers Latino identity in the book. It seeks to answer the questions "Who is Oscar Wao in American Society" and "What did author mean with his figure?"

This book analyses critically Jamaica Kincaid's book A Small Place. It considers the biography of the author, the history of Antigua and literature by Caribbean women. It also analyses the themes of the book and it situates them in the context of Caribbean and postcolonial literature. It also analyses the Language used by Kincaid and its meaning. It is really an analysis of Kincaid's book and of its importance for postcolonial, Caribbean and women's studies literature. The main themes of the book are Caribbean women, history, colonialism and postcolonialism.

This essay discusses Isaiah BErlin's essay on positive and negative freedom that was published in 1969. The main argument is that positive and negative liberty are complementary concepts and not antithetic ones, especially in view of the fact that each person tends to have an identity. In other words, political freedom requires both a positive and a negative dimension. I conduct my analysis with specific reference to the civil rights and black power movements.

This is a critical study of the book The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by author Junot Diaz."

This book is about the life of Sofia, an Italian immigrant in Poland. She has come to Poland to work for a corporation. The book follows the adventures of Sofia in Lodz, Poland, as she moves from one apartment to another one in search of the right one to live in.