Robinson Crusoe is a book written in 1719 by Daniel Defoe. It is autobiographical fiction of the main character, ‘Robinson Crusoe’. The story follows Robinson Crusoe, a man stranded on an island for over 28 years. During his time on the island, Crusoe reflects on his life and ultimately discovers the truth about the human […]
Albert Camus’s “The Outsider” is a brilliantly written novel that deals with the questions of existentialism and the norms of society when dealing with a situation that doesn’t fit the rules of the game called life. Meursault was an employee in a local company.
India has come a long way from Independence in scientific advancements with its achievements and successful programs. Pursuing breakthroughs and crossing barriers is challenging for any country, and all these innovations come at a cost. Cost of economy, failures and even unrecoverable losses.
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My first read of John Steinbeck, Of Men and Mice is everything you would expect from such a remarkable author. It’s a sad, heartbreaking American dream that comes into words. The story follows the life of two workers looking for a job on farms in California.
Horizon Zero Dawn is a PlayStation-exclusive title from early 2017 with great design and exciting storytelling. The open-world title has excellent scenes, immersive gameplay and a fantastic dystopian story with a lot of character development. Moreover, the open world experience is one of a kind, with different terrains all meant for exploring. It is a
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The Myth of Sisyphus is an extended essay by Albert Camus that discusses the human condition and existence. However, Camus is not an existential writer, and his philosophy needs to emphasise more reasoning and meaning. According to Camus, the universe is meaningless, and human beings try to find meaning and give a reason for their
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Introduction Crime and Punishment is the most horrific and brilliant literature of 19th-century Russia. Regarded as one of the most significant writers of all time, Fyodor Dostoevsky was a major critique of utopian vision embedded in nihilism and the bending of traditional moral virtues. Crime and Punishment are so deep that it’s impossible to assess
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