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Gabriel Garcia Marquez: The Nobel Prize-Winning Father of Magical Realism and His Impact on Literature

About the Writer This is  Areeba Khan . I am doing BS English (Literature & Linguistics). I am a professional writer and have been writing for two years.  About the Proofreader This is  Noor Ul Tehseen . Having 06 Years of Writing Experience in content writing: Blog posts, Website copywriting, Social media posts, Advertising/sales copywriting, Technical writing, User manuals/documentation, E-books & white papers, UX writing, Case studies, Comparison with  competitors, Reviews/testimonials and a lot more. Storyline The Nobel Prize winner novelist, journalist, screen writer and short story writer widely known as one the father figures of Magical Realism is Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Marquez was born in 1982 in Aracataca, Columbia. At the age of 13, he moved to Bogota for studies. After school, he started studying law but then abandoned it and indulged himself in journalism and story writing. He brought a revolution in literature with his works having the latest th...

Deconstructing Universality: Jean-François Lyotard's Postmodern Challenge to Grand Narratives

About the Writer This is  Areeba Khan . I am doing BS English (Literature & Linguistics). I am a professional writer and have been writing for two years.  About the Proofreader This is  Noor Ul Tehseen . Having 06 Years of Writing Experience in content writing: Blog posts, Website copywriting, Social media posts, Advertising/sales copywriting, Technical writing, User manuals/documentation, E-books & white papers, UX writing, Case studies, Comparison with  competitors, Reviews/testimonials and a lot more. Storyline Jean-Francois  Lyotard is a twentieth-century French philosopher, sociologist, structuralist, and literary theorist. In 1924, he was not only famous for his literary theory but also recognized for his works in art and involvement in politics. Lyotard is widely known for his rejection of meta-narratives, universality, and generality. Lyotard's ideas are all about challenging big, universal theories and narratives. He questions the Enlightenment'...

Übermensch - Merging Pieces from Literature and DC Comics

About the Writer: This is Areeba Khan . I am doing BS English (Literature & Linguistics). I am a professional writer and have been writing for two years.  About the Proofreader: This is Noor Ul Tehseen . Having 06 Years of Writing Experience in content writing: Blog posts, Website copywriting, Social media posts, Advertising/sales copywriting, Technical writing, User manuals/documentation, E-books & white papers, UX writing, Case studies, Comparison with  competitors, Reviews/testimonials and a lot more. Storyline: Ubermensch , as believed by Nietzsche , is an Earthly god who surpasses traditional concepts of morality and sets his own views of values. Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche is a 19th-century German Philosopher who gave the concept of transcendental values challenged the societal norms of the times and religion. Nietzsche, in his book Thus Spoke Zarathustra, gives a detailed account of Ubermensch. It is more like the DC Comics superhero character "Super Man," who ...

Sigmund Freud - the early founder in pursuit of Human Behavior's Reasoning

About the Writer:  This is Areeba Khan . I am doing BS English (Literature & Linguistics). I am a professional writer and have been writing for two years.  Story Text: Sigmund Freud is a well-known Austrian neurologist, psychoanalyst, and physiologist renowned for his indulgence in lab and clinical sciences. He is also one of the pioneers and influential theorists of the twentieth century who proposed the psychoanalytical theory of human personality.  Sigmund Freud is also believed to be the early founder in pursuit of human behavior's reasoning. His theories about human thoughts, dreams, childhood memories, consciousness, unconsciousness, and the human drive for sexuality proved a milestone in studying human behavior.  His psychoanalytical theory describes the three constituents of human personality, i.e., id, ego, and superego. Id is the source of primitive drives and wild demands lying in a person's unconscious mind. On the contrary, the superego is the sense ...