More than a century ago, Henry James authored The Golden Bowl, The Portrait of a Lady, and The Wings of the Dove—said to be the finest American prose fiction ever written (Bloom 2002:748). These novels are enthusiastically read and appreciated to this day, reflecting not only James’s innate artistry but also his development as a writer in response to critiques of his work. He once commented abo...

Submit Manuscript | http://medcraveonline.com and processing the information. It was introduced by writer Isaac Asimov in his science fiction book named I robot which was published in 1950. According to the robot institute of America a robot is defined as “a reprogrammable , multifunctional manipulator designed to move materials, parts , tools or specialized devices through various programmed m...

Automatic writer identification and writer verification has recently received significant attention in the field of historical analysis. In this work a short overview of current approaches for writer identification is given. Current state-of-the-art results on contemporary data are related to different approaches for writer verification on a small dataset of datum lines extracted from papal cha...

The author of the article assesses special editorial vision Nikolay Nekrasov, from first works future great writer who saw his sight in Leo Tolstoy, and Strakhov – a person close to literature, but initially had makings critic, not an artist word. notes merit Nekrasov discovery new talents support novice writers, we analyse manner specificity Tolstoy Strakhov, sent Nekrasov's journal Sovremenni...

it seems impossible to think of the persian art without mentioning the significant presence of gardens. they are present in miniature painting, architecture, and literature. one of the modern works of persian fiction in which gardens play a significant role is malakut (1961), a novella by the modern iranian fiction writer bahram sadeqi (1936-1984). the story of this novella begins in a “green g...

Skull can be interpreted as an investigation by PD James into the way a classical detective character, stereotypes, crime and setting would be affected by the introduction of modern-world issues and values. Essentially she has placed the manor-house setting within contemporary Britain, and migrated its inhabitants to Courcy Castle as a controlled experiment in sociology. In this way, James succ...