College

Medea

Medea and Iphigenia, specifically in Euripides’s plays Medea and Iphigenia at Aulis, are two faces of the same issue in Greek mythology. There are cultural expectations of womanhood that involve being gentle, restrained, and obedient. But...

College

The Joy Luck Club

The historical and cultural association of women as natural caregivers in society goes a long way back in history. Over the centuries, men have often been associated with the outer world (later called the "public sphere") and the provision of the...

12th Grade

Much Ado About Nothing

‘Much Ado About Nothing’ is a captivating Shakespearean play which leaves the audience naturally puzzled over its genre. We keep pondering throughout the scenes whether its plot is a comedy or a tragedy. While the unfolding events underscore...