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writer of late ancient time, Augustine has been an inspirational figure for Reformation, medieval, Counter-Reformation, and conservative political thought. Political figures as diverse as Martin Luther in the 15th century and Hannah Arendt...
John Updike truly became a man of letters, publishing in virtually every literary genre — poetry, short fiction, novel, essay, drama, art criticism, and autobiography. His first short-story collection, The Same Door, appeared in 1959; many ...
autobiographical memory (Anderson et al. 2000). Moreover, other important domain of cognitive functioning is future thinking (Atance, 2008). Limited research has compared remembering the past and imagining the future (Anderson and Dewhurst,...
Forgetting the Alamo, Or Blood Memory, she states, “Impatience led me to create a Tejana baby butch, named Micaela Campos, who must avenge her father's death at the battle of San Jacinto, just a month after the fall of the Alamo” (Perez, 19...
It mainly describes the lives and mores of the middle class in American suburbs during the postwar period, with an ironic humor that softened his dark vision. Cheever's writing is characterized by its apparent simplicity that nevertheless ...
Nicholas Gage is the author of The Fortune of Bourlot and a worldwide success, Eleni, moving autobiographical account of the civil war in Greece, published by Robert Laffont. To write Onassis and Callas, he extensively investigated, found l...
the most famous authors. One of the most influential in this respect has been Ernest Hemingway. Since short stories require an author to be able to present a solid plot and characterization within a confined manifestation, it is not a part...