Essays on The Glass Castle

In The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, Walls utilizes a myriad of rhetorical devices to depict her unconventional and seemingly dysfunctional family. One of the most prevalent rhetorical devices used by Walls throughout the novel is situational irony. One of the characters that most epitomize…

In Jeanette Walls The Glass Castle, the Walls family has miserable life and each member uses different coping mechanisms to deal with that, some healthier than others. They are living in a dilapidated house that they cannot afford to heat in winter, with no running…

Ecological Systems Theory and The Glass Castle The Glass Castle is a very intense and real book that dances though many emotions caused by extreme situations. One way this book can be applied to our class work, is in the ecological systems approach. There are…

Responsible (adj.) – involving accountability; ant: Rose Mary Most people would agree that it is a basic responsibility of parents to provide food and security for their children, who are expected to respect them and take care of them in the future in return. Jeanette…