Jane Eyre, written by Charlotte Bronte, is a tale of a demure, slight young woman named Jane Eyre who overcomes the obstacles presented to her early in and throughout life. It is also about Jane's search for her place in the world, which, she learns, is by the side of Mr. Edward Rochester, her ...

"La Belle Dame sans Merci," seems to depict a knight-at-arms who has been seduced and abandoned by an unpredictable fairy. Told in the form of a dialogue, the poem tells the experience of loving wholly and the sting of abandonment, along with the solitude of faithfulness. At the beginning...

It is not without irony that I borrow the structure of the title from Friedrich Schleiermacher's book "On Religion: Speeches to Its Cultures Despisers." This book, written in 1799, was meant to be a response to those who had been influenced by the Enlightenment and concluded that Rel...