do the research paper on anyone of the following topics which is given from novel (Lolita or How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents)

How does Humbert’s first-person, unreliable narration shape the reader’s response to his story? Look at specific scenes in which is perspective changes how you might otherwise see the story.

Is Humbert a version of the author?

How do you make sense of Humbert’s rejection of psychology and his reliance on it to explain his own behavior?

Is the novel a critique of American suburbia?

How does our culture’s obsession with youth fit into this novel?

How might the novel be considered “the only convincing love story of our century”?

This novel contains too many contradictions to count. Explain the most important ones in a deconstructive reading of the book.

In Part One of the novel, women are mostly powerless, and through manipulation, Humbert is able to control all of the women in his life (Valeria, Charlotte, Lolita). How does the change in the second half of the book? How would a feminist reading of the whole novel make sense of the power shifts in the book?

Focusing on the relationship drawn between the U.S. and Europe in the novel, give a postcolonial reading in which Humbert represents Europe and Lolita represents the U.S.

From other readings:

How might a deconstructive reading of “The Story of an Hour” reveal that Mrs. Mallard actually achieves freedom in the end?

Discuss one the poems in your textbook in terms of ecocrticism.

How does Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s life relate to her short story, “The Yellow Wallpaper?”

Analyze “The Love Song of J. Alfred Pufrock” from a formalist perspective.

Analyze Claude McKay’s “America” from a Marxist and postcolonial perspective.

You can also combine two approaches, such as feminism and Marxism, or Marxism and postcolonialism, to a text.

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Uprooted from their family home in the Dominican Republic the four Garcia sisters Carla Sandra Yolanda and Sofia arrive in New York City in 1960 to find a life far different from the genteel existence ... View the full answer