Discusses the Anthony Burgess novel, A Clockwork Orange. Determines the extent to which the 21st chapter of A Clockwork Orange is philosophically compatible with the 20 other chapters which preceded it.

Study of "A Clockwork Orange" by Anthony Burgess: Discusses character, style, themes and other aspects of the work.

How author Anthony Burgess uses style, structure and language to make the reader feel empathy towards the protagonist, Alex, in the novel "A Clockwork Orange."

The violence in "A Clockwork Orange" is both shocking and horrific. Events such as the storming of Alexanders house in which his wife is beaten, rape and are both confronting and graphic.

Analyzes minor characters in "A Clockwork Orange," by Anthony Burgess. Discusses what roles these minor characters serve in the novel and the effects of their presence.

Supports the notion that "A Clockwork Orange," by Anthony Burgess, fits into the description of a ironic story based on Northrope Frye's four-story model.