Category: Literary analysis

According to a Gauthmath analysis of the text "Down with Fast Food," the author's primary purpose is to tell people why fast food is a poor choice for good health. However, this simple answer only scratches the surface of the complex motives behind critical writing on the fast-food industry.

Commissioned for the 1985 Perth Festival, Jack Davis's seminal play No Sugar uses potent symbolism to critique institutionalized racism. This exploration dives deep into what sugar symbolizes in No Sugar, revealing how the absence of this simple commodity represents the devastating lack of kindness and respect shown towards Indigenous Australians during the 1930s.

The character Renfield is so iconic that his specific affliction inspired a psychological term, 'Renfield Syndrome,' for clinical vampirism. So, what is the diet of Renfield in Bram Stoker's classic novel *Dracula* and its adaptations? His consuming of living creatures is rooted in a deluded desire to absorb their life force, not just for basic sustenance.