The two stories; “Night” (1960) by writer Elsie Wiesel and “The Shawl” (1980) by Cynthia Ozick are indeed breathtaking and instill a rare intense and horrific experience to the readers. "The shawl" combines Cynthia Ozick’s morally profou...Comparative-Analysis-of-Elsie-Wiesel's-Night-and-The-Shawl-by-Cynthia-Ozick …

Scott in in poetry The Onondaga Madonna tries to examine the different topical issues among the native Indians contact with the European race. The specific focus is on the racial relations between the Europeans and the first nation people. When t...The-Onondaga-Madonna …

Coming to America for most people was a voluntary act which held the hope of achieving Thomas Jefferson’s promise, “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”. For the Irish however, immigration was a last resort of survival from their inf...Condemnation-of-Irish-Americans …