Essays on Enduring Love

Enduring Love is infused with McEwan’s didactic ideas and messages. Being the dominant narrative voice of the novel, Joe is the main source of knowledge to the reader. The idea of bias or unreliable narrating is key when analysing the text; It is essential to…

John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt and Ian McEwan’s Enduring Love explore the theme of obsession, it’s cause and consequences it poses when someone to go to extreme ends to achieve their goal. The characters in both Doubt and Enduring Love want to protect something and prove…

An outsider is defined as ‘a person who does not belong to a particular organization or profession.’ In Edith Wharton’s Ethan Frome the protagonist, Ethan Frome, is portrayed as an outsider of the early 1900s society as he contemplates his duty to his wife, Zenobia…

“Enduring Love” Analysis – Chapter 1 The opening chapter of “Enduring Love” is the most well-known part of the entire book; particularly because of the extreme tension McEwan creates. The suspense is introduced from the very first sentence. The shortness and the fact that “The…