Introduction The writing and verse of the mid-twentieth century requested an intrusion of social qualities. Modernism turned into a confusing term for depicting change. The attributes of Modernism, all look to the free human soul. Modernism didn’t believe in the codes of the past and ethical traditions. Ernest Hemingway’s story, Hills Like White Elephants, is one of the cases of modernism, which breaks the traditions and conventions. Hill Like White

Introduction Love in the Time of Cholera was written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez – a Columbian author. It was originally published in Spanish in the year 1985. Later, Alfred A. Knopf translated and published it in English in 1998. The novel was also adapted as an English film of the same title in 2007. The novel is unique and personally related to the life, experiences and family bonding that Marquez

The initial strength and malice of a character are transformed into weakness and remorse. Conversely, the one who at first was seen with doubts and fears of exceeding certain limits transforms himself into a merciless being who dies with as much violence as he generated in his later years. Macbeth plays a very important role in moving the action. The first prophecy triggers the whole tragedy when they tell Macbeth

“Gulliver’s Travels” is an extraordinary work of social parody. Quick’s age was a time of egotistical lack of concern. Defilement was wild and the general population were as yet quite content with their lives. Accordingly, Jonathan Swift tears the cover of conceited lack of concern which had blinded the general population to real issues of society. In “Gulliver’s Travels,” there is a satire on legislative issues, human physiognomy, keenness, conduct