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A Saint on Death Row by Thomas Cahill

A saint on death row is a story that was written by an Irish-American author Thomas Cahill. In this tragic and heart wrenching story of a death row inmate known as Dominique Green, Thomas brings out the injustices and flaws that surround the American legal system. The issue of racism also comes up because the death row inmate (Dominique Green) was African American.

About the Author

Thomas Cahill is an American scholar born in New York in 1940 to Irish- American parents. Cahill grew up in Queens and the Bronx. He studied at Greek and Latin Literature, scripture and theology as well as medieval ...

Meursault is the main character of the novel “The Stranger,” in which Camus wanted to emphasize the problem of belief in contemporary society. According to Camus, the most serious issue is the inability to believe in reality, observe what happens in the moment, and the inability to live life as it is rather than being concerned with nihilism and contemplating the absurd (Francev, 2010).
The novel shows three stages of development, through which Meursault eventually learns to deal with the lack of meaning in life. In the first part of the book, Meursault is an isolated being who ...

Business

Review: Hot Button Marketing
Hot Button Marketing, written by Barry Feig, focuses on the intricate and complex subject of consumer behaviour. As a specialist in the subject, Feig reproduces some of the finer points of consumer purchase behaviour that he managed to observe and develop through his innovative marketing strategies for organizations across the globe. He quotes a number of multinational organizations, such as Colgate-Palmolive and American Express, to name a few, that benefitted from his strategies. This clearly vindicates Feig’s mastery over human buying behaviour.
The book; Hot Button Marketing, provides a comprehensive evaluation of human behaviour by listing ...

SUMMARY OF CHAPTER THREE

In this chapter, the author engages the readers in the exploration of the genetic and biological aspects of criminal behavior. In addition, he analyses a case study of twins and theirs relation to crime theories, in both similar and different environments. As we read along, we are familiarized with the risk factors of the environment and how they play a role in criminal behavior of an individual. The chapter further discusses the temperament and its consequent effects on the behavior.
During early stages of schooling, a child exhibits a high level of aggression, physical aggression to be specific. However, such violent behavior ...