Culture Vulture

This blog explores why Hector retains his heroic status in ancient times and modern interpretations. We will delve into the qualities that define heroism in both contexts, examining how Hector’s character embodies these traits.

The contributions to the shifting role of women in the Impressionist movement are profound and multifaceted.

What to you is Comedy? What do you find funny? What are examples of stories, authors or other arts that you find humor? Also, WHY do you find those things funny?

This post will explore various aspects of comedy, including incongruity, satire, wordplay, and observational humor

BTS addresses young men’s struggles in their music, offering insight into vulnerability, and personal growth which is often less discussed.

In this blog post, we delve into the depths of the concept of the anti-hero archetype, examining its origins, characteristics, and significance in literature and popular culture.

The fascination with antiquity during the Renaissance extended beyond literature to art, as painters and sculptors embraced classical styles and themes.

How Classicism shaped enduring artistic standards, influencing balance, clarity, and idealization in the works of master artists like da Vinci and Michelangelo.

Discover the Land Art movement, its origins, key artists, and the environmental impact it seeks. Nature as canvas, impermanence as art.

Explore the language, plot structures, and themes in Neoclassical and Romantic works by Pope, Swift, and Wordsworth. Understand the transition from reason to emotion in literature.

The rich history of Christmas carols, from ancient chants to modern classics and their cultural significance and evolution over centuries.

What is the importance of being able to analyze fiction and, if possible, how you can apply this analytical tool to your own life?