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Helicanus as 'a figure of truth, faith and loyalty' in Shakespeare's Pericles
Published 2012“…Pericles has been the focus of most Shakespearean scholars, discussing issues ranging from the play’s narrative sources to the protagonist’s leadership qualities. But the present paper will center its arguments on Helicanus, the neglected servant character of the play. …”
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Enhancing self-efficacy to resist body shaming in Jacqueline Wilson's Lola Rose
Published 2020“…The paper discusses her novel, Lola Rose (2003), with attention given to Lola Rose, the pre-adolescent girl protagonist. It looks at how Lola Rose suffered from her mother’s repeated acts of body shaming, causing her to carry a negative body image and sense of insecurity. …”
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Understanding child neglect through selected works by Jacqueline Wilson
Published 2018“…The discussion charts the struggles faced by the pre-adolescent girl protagonists who are repeatedly abandoned by their mothers. …”
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Loyalty in William Shakespeare's timon of Athens and pericles
Published 2011“…While the growing body of secondary comments has focused on the plays’ protagonists, Timon and Pericles, the research devotes particular attention to two commonly neglected servant characters, the Steward and Helicanus. …”
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