Lavirette Pine

                  Repressed Emotion Analysis as Found From   Remain Of The Day by Kazuo Ishiguro By Lavilette Pine    Remain   of The Day (1989)   is writen by the nobel prize winning British author, Kazuo Ishiguro. Kazuo is an English writer with a Japanese origin. Remain   of The Day (1989)   is the third book   and the winner   of the Man Booker Prize that allow the author to achieve   international fame. This novel first published in World War 1 at May 1989. Its write in past tense and a first-person narrative which the narrator acting as both obserer and protagonist in this novel. The genre of Remain   of The Day (1989)   is historical novel. The title related to the English Kingdom culture. Its alludes to the waning of British Empire since this novel takes place during   the years leading up to World   Ward II. The historical itself about the effects of Nazism and World WarII on England that emphazise on decline of the English aristocacry. The Era where the social stat

  Colonialism Critic Analysis as Found From The Time Machine By H.G Wells  By Lavilette Pine The Time Machine(1895) written by H.G Wells. H.G Wells (1896-1946) was a pioneer of modern fiction who produced several books concerned   scientific romance to social histories and social satires. The Time Machine(1895) is Wells’s first novel which social warning to his contemporaries in the 1890s or Victorian era. It is warning to the Victorians about the effect capitalism Indutrial Revolution and the stratification of sociaty that disparate social classes. The Time Machine(1895) first apperead as Science School Journal and write in serial stories   entittled The Chronic Argonauts . Then, in the end of this years its published in the   form of novel. This novel has been adapted into three feature films of the same name that released in 1960, 1978 and   2002. This novel also adaptions in comic or illustration form which inspired many more media production. The Time Machine(1895) was wr