I am trying to link certain characteristics I saw in the film Poor Things to broader patterns in human story-telling and narrative art forms. First of all, I found myself wanting to call the film “neo-Gothic”, but realize I am not apt to define what the “gothic” is with ready confidence. Second, ...

I'm new to this SE, so if this is the wrong place to post, please forgive me; let me know and I'll remove it right away. I'm translating some Jane Austen into Latin, and I'm wondering whether there's a resource that would allow me to do a deeper dive into the nuances of the vocabulary she uses, e...

I already asked ChatGPT about this, but of course I don't trust it and it didn't provide any resources. But it nevertheless may be a good starting point. Here is what it said: The monograph, as a standard thesis format, has a long history that evolved over time. The term "monograph" generally re...

Reepicheep the Talking Mouse is probably the most courageous and valiant character in the entire Narnia series. Many times, in the books where he appears (Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader), the omniscient narrator or other characters mention how fearless and heroic he is. For exa...